The 1933 Berlin map is a hand colored map that offers a detailed Berlin city plan, making it an ideal vintage city map for anyone seeking authentic historical map decor. This engraved map print captures the charm of old Europe map history, bringing the past to life with intricate detail and vibrant colors. Printed on heavyweight 23 mil Epson Exhibition Satin Canvas, this canvas scroll map features a semi-gloss textured finish enhanced by protective elastic polymers, ensuring lasting durability and vivid color retention. Each piece is carefully restored by hand to repair faded colors and mend damage, providing you with a revitalized antique wall art treasure.

This decorative wall hanging combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, produced in our downtown Los Angeles studio using a 12-color Canon Pro 4100 large format printer. The canvas is mounted on stained and varnished wood bars with two eye-hooks and jute rope twine for easy hanging and a farmhouse style decor look. Choose from three sizes to perfectly fit your space:

– Small: 23 x 28 inches

– Medium: 36 x 44 inches

– Large: 44 x 54 inches

Additional features include:

– Ships rolled in a rigid tube for protection during transit

– Ready to hang right out of the package

– Free shipping on orders over $35

– Made to order with a 3-5 day production time

This educational map print not only adds character but also sparks curiosity about Berlins rich history. It highlights ten principal buildings with intricate facades, making it perfect for collectors, history enthusiasts, or anyone looking to enrich their living space with an authentic engraved map print. The rolled canvas artwork offers a unique way to display vintage city maps while blending seamlessly into farmhouse style decor.

Maps Vintage guarantees quality craftsmanship backed by years of expertise in reproducing vintage city maps. Bringing home this hand colored map means transforming your walls into a gallery of historical elegance and timeless style. This antique wall art serves as both an eye-catching focal point and an educational piece that celebrates the beauty of Berlins urban heritage.