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Texas 1933 3D Raised Relief Map
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$ 170.00 USD
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Real 3D Raised Relief Map
- Aunthentic Muir Way Original
- Transformed from a flat historical map
- Individually made in our San Diego workshop
- Handmade hardwood frames by local craftsmen
Description
Real raised relief to explore through touch and feel.
- Size - unframed 27x26 inches
- Size - framed 28x27 inches
- Material - plastic mounted on mat board
- Handmade real Walnut frame available
- Individually made in our San Diego, CA shop
Explore the topography of Texas on the 1933 Highway System Map of the state in stunning 3D Raised Relief, an original creation from Muir Way. We created an intricately detailed 3D mold of the state to align with this map. The map then undergoes a meticulous process where it is printed, heated, and vacuum-formed over the mold forming a raised relief map. The result is a map that allows you to visually and tactilely explore the state's diverse terrain, from the Coastal Plains to Big Bend and Guadalupe Mountains.
In addition to the raised terrain on this map, you will see the road system of Texas as it was in 1933 with all of the towns, cities, and counties labeled.
Framed maps do not have glass or acrylic over them, so you can touch the map and explore its intricacies.
PLEASE NOTE
You will love this map if you embrace its anomalies. When the plastic is heated and stretched over the 3D mold, the image may be altered, causing warped lines and text around higher elevations.
Shipping and Returns
FREE SHIPPING within USA
Due to the busy holiday season please allow the following shipping times:
Unframed maps - 2-3 weeks
Framed maps - 4-5 weeks
Please see below for the cutoff dates for delivery by Christmas
*We do not take responsibility for unforeseen carrier delays.
RETURN POLICY
We accept returns within 30 days of purchasing your unframed map. There are NO restocking fees but return shipping costs are at the customer's expense. Returned maps must be in new condition with no visible marks or damage. Please email us at [email protected] with your order # to receive detailed instructions. Unauthorized returns may not be accepted and do not guarantee a refund.
*Framed Prints – We do not accept returns or exchanges on framed prints because they are custom-made to order. If your order arrives damaged or wrong, please email us at [email protected] so we can correct it for you.
Walnut Frames
Each frame is handmade by a local craftsman.
- Real Walnut hardwood (not veneer)
- Frames vary in color and grain
- 7/8" face x 1" deep
- Finished back – paper dust cover, rubber bumpers, and hanging wire
- No acrylic or glass on front
Texas 1933 3D Raised Relief Map
FAQ
Are these maps old or new?
The original map designs are of historical maps. We use scans of the old maps and georeference them with modern elevation data to align the raised terrain with the map. Then, we cut a detailed mold for the map. The maps get printed, heated, and vacuum formed onto the mold. We remove the newly formed map from the mold, cut it, and mount it onto matboard for a rigid raised relief map. The 3D maps we sell are only available by Muir Way.
Can I get it in a different size?
No, we offer each map in a single size because they are vacuum formed to a particular 3D mold that takes approximately 40 hours to cut.
What are they made out of?
The maps are printed on a thick plastic that is highly formable under extreme heat.
What is your return policy?
For any reason, you can send back the print within 30 days of receiving it for a full refund. The print must be in new condition. We do not accept returns on framed prints. Please email [email protected] for return authorization.
How long does it take to get?
Unframed maps ship out in 1-2 days and framed maps ship out in 2-3 weeks of ordering. Please also allow transit time from our shop in San Diego.
Do the frames have glass?
No, our frames do not have glass over the 3D prints so you can touch the protruding terrain. If you prefer glass, your local frame shop can make a deeper frame that will allow for the glass.
Are these like the ones in my classroom when I was a kid?
Ours are inspired by those older raised relief maps but our new versions are on another level of quality, precision, and craftsmanship.
