Traveler's Map of France - Published 1971 by National Geographic

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🇫🇷 Traveler’s Map of France – National Geographic (1971 Edition)

Historical Travel Map | Vintage Charm | Premium Display Options

Step into the soul of France with this beautifully crafted Traveler’s Map of France, originally published by National Geographic in June 1971 to accompany the article “The Louvre, France’s Palace of the Arts.” Overflowing with historical insights, artistic details, and vintage cartographic styling, this map evokes a golden age of travel and cultural exploration.

Designed with the elegance and clarity for which National Geographic is renowned, it’s more than a map—it’s a window into France’s storied past.

🗺️ A Vintage Map Rich in Detail

This collector’s edition map includes:

Detailed political and physical geography of France
Abundant historical annotations throughout
Insets of major cities with street-level detail
Highlighted routes and travel references from the early 1970s
Classic typography and decorative border designs evocative of National Geographic’s iconic style

Whether you're a lover of French history, a vintage map collector, or looking for a striking piece of wall décor, this map offers both substance and style.

🖼️ Available Finishes – Tailored to Your Space

Choose the finish that suits your room, purpose, or aesthetic best:

Format	Description
📜 Paper (160 gsm)	Printed on high-quality heavyweight matte-coated paper—perfect for custom framing under glass. Clean, crisp, and archival in feel.
🧼 Laminated (Encapsulated)	Sealed between two sheets of 80-micron gloss laminate for a robust, wipe-clean surface. Ideal for display in schools, libraries, or workspaces.
🪵 Laminated with Wooden Hang Rails	Laminated map professionally mounted with natural timber hang rails and a top hanging cord—ready to hang with timeless flair.
🖼️ Canvas (395 gsm)	Printed on HP Professional Matte Canvas with pigment-based inks for a rich, tactile finish and outstanding fade resistance. The gallery-quality choice.
🪵 Canvas with Wooden Hang Rails	Our most elegant option. Canvas map mounted with lacquered wooden rails top and bottom, plus a hanging cord for effortless display. Classic and decorative.

🔨 Please allow up to 10 working days for delivery of hang-railed maps, as each one is professionally mounted by our framer.

📐 Map Specifications

Feature	Detail
Title	Traveler’s Map of France
Publisher	National Geographic Society
Publication Date	June 1971
Accompanying Article	“The Louvre, France’s Palace of the Arts”
Scale	1:1,900,800
Dimensions	580 mm (W) x 828 mm (H)
Material Options	Paper, Laminated, Canvas, With or Without Timber Rails
Printed & Mounted In	Australia

💡 Why You'll Love This Map

✔️ Authentic vintage design from National Geographic’s golden era
✔️ Historical notes and insets bring the landscape to life
✔️ Ideal for vintage décor themes, libraries, and travel spaces
✔️ Printed with premium materials for exceptional clarity and longevity
✔️ Optional wooden rails for easy, elegant wall display
✔️ Made and mounted in Australia with care and craftsmanship

🎁 A Timeless Gift for Francophiles

Perfect for:

Lovers of French art, history, and geography
Vintage map collectors and cartography enthusiasts
Travel lovers dreaming of their next journey
Teachers, librarians, and historians
Stylish decorators seeking authentic vintage accents

🚚 Delivery & Framing Notes

Paper, laminated, and rolled canvas maps typically ship within 1–2 business days
Hang-railed formats require up to 10 working days for professional mounting
All maps ship securely from Australia, carefully packaged to arrive in pristine condition

🗼 Relive the Romance of Travel with a Map Worth Framing

Let your walls speak of art, adventure, and cultural heritage. This 1971 Traveler’s Map of France invites you to explore a country steeped in history, beauty, and timeless charm—captured through the lens of National Geographic’s iconic cartographic tradition.

👉 Order yours today—and bring vintage France home.

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