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Antique Map of the Arctic Regions and the North-West Passage on a white background with blue and tan colors. Framing is brown wood. Genuine-Antique-Map-Framed-The-Arctic-Regions-showing-the-North-West-Passage-of-Cap-R-McClure-and-other-Arctic-Voyagers-1856-Fullarton-Maps-Of-Antiquity
Antique Map of the Arctic Regions and the North-West Passage on a white background with blue and tan colors.
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1856 - The Arctic Regions showing the North-West Passage of Cap. R. McClure and other Arctic Voyagers - Genuine Antique Map, Framed

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Item number: CSMT300

Genuine Antique Map, Framed

1856

Maker: Fullarton

 

Antique map of the North Pole with information compiled by J. Hugh Johnson and published by Fullarton in 1856. The McClure Arctic expedition was significant for being the first to successfully discover and transit the Northwest Passage, which it accomplished by both boat and sledging. Robert McClure and his crew spent three years locked in the pack ice aboard HMS Investigator before abandoning the ship and making their escape across the ice. Rescued by HMS Resolute, McClure returned to England in 1854, where he was knighted and rewarded for completing the passage. The expedition discovered the first known Northwest Passage, in the geographical sense, which was the Prince of Wales Strait. Very good condition with a few small spots of foxing. Approx. 10.5 x 9.75 inches to the neatline. Approx. 17.25 x 17 inches to frame edges. Note: Our website cannot always accurately calculate the shipping cost for framed items; we may require additional payment for shipping if the amount paid for shipping online was not sufficient, or we may process a refund if the website overcharged. Please feel free to call or email us ahead of purchase to verify the shipping cost.

Genuine Antique Map, Framed from 1856

Item Number: CSMT300

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