VINTAGE MAP PRINT

De Cordova's 1856 Map of Texas

A faithful reproduction of J. De Cordova's 1856 Map of the State of Texas — the definitive land map of early-statehood Texas, drawn by Robert Creuzbaur and published by J.H. Colton — printed on archival paper and hand-framed to order.

Made-to-order in our workshop · 27 sizes including A-paper · Ships ready to hang

Vintage 1856 J. De Cordova map of the State of Texas, framed reproduction

17mm x 17mm

Antique Gold Wood (Lustre) / 17mm x 17mm

$57.00 AUD

  • Handmade to order in our workshop
  • Real solid-wood moulding & archival materials

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About this frame

A slim, square 17mm profile — understated and endlessly versatile, in a warm antique gold finished with a soft luster sheen. It suits classic art, watercolors and pieces you want to feel a little more special. Each frame is cut, mitered and assembled to fit your print — handmade in the UK and shipped ready to hang.

Specification
Moulding
Real solid-wood moulding, cut and finished in our workshop.
Face width
17mm
Depth
17mm
Glazing
Clear cast acrylic, shatter-resistant
Backing
Archival foamboard, sealed edges
Hanging
Fittings attached; wire and screws on larger frames
Print, if added
Archival paper, pigment inks
Made for you

Made to your size. Every frame is cut, joined and glazed to order, which is why we can't accept returns on made-to-measure frames. Please check your size before ordering.

Arrives perfect, or we remake it. Every frame travels in specialised picture frame packaging. If anything reaches you less than perfect, send us a photo within 48 hours of delivery and we'll remake it free.

Caring for it. Peel any protective film from the glazing, then clean with a soft, dry cloth. Don't use glass cleaner.

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Provenance

About this map

Compiled by
Jacob De Cordova
Drawn by
Robert Creuzbaur
Publisher
J.H. Colton & Co., New York
Date
1856
Subject
State land map
Original medium
Lithograph with wash colour

Source & rights — David Rumsey Map Collection (CC BY-NC). Original compiled by Jacob De Cordova, published by J.H. Colton & Co., 1856 — in the public domain.

The story

About this print

A slim, square 17mm profile — understated and endlessly versatile, in a warm antique gold finished with a soft luster sheen. It suits classic art, watercolors and pieces you want to feel a little more special. Each frame is cut, mitered and assembled to fit your print — handmade in the UK and shipped ready to hang.

Antique Gold Wood (Lustre) / 17mm x 17mm — printed in our studio
Printed in-house on archival paper
Antique Gold Wood (Lustre) / 17mm x 17mm — hand-framed
Hand-framed in solid wood

The craft

What makes it special

Great design deserves great craftsmanship. That’s why we do everything ourselves — from the printing to framing — all in our studio. Every material is carefully chosen for its quality and sustainability, sourced only from trusted manufacturers in Europe. While many brands rely on mass-produced frames or outsourced production, we take pride in creating every piece with care — so you receive a product that looks and feels as special as the moment it celebrates.
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Is this an original antique map?
No — it's a faithful, museum-quality reproduction printed to order from a high-resolution scan of the original. You get the character of the antique map without the four-figure price or fragility of an original.
Where does the image come from?
A high-resolution archival scan from the David Rumsey Map Collection. The underlying map is in the public domain; we reproduce it on archival paper.
What paper and inks do you use?
Archival matte fine-art paper with pigment inks, printed at 300dpi so every place name stays crisp at every size.
Does it come framed?
Yes — it's hand-framed to order with a mount as standard. Choose your frame finish and size in the designer above; every size keeps the map's original proportions.