Classic Old Physical World Map By G Pohlmann, 1950: Educational Lecture Hall Chart Equipment [l9U3XYMw]

Explore the 1950s World Through G. Pohlmann's Map

Discover the world as it was in 1950 with this stunning educational lecture hall chart by G. Pohlmann. This detailed map captures a world in the midst of significant change, just after World War II and on the cusp of the Cold War. With a focus on political boundaries, major cities, rivers, and mountains, this map offers a fascinating glimpse into history. Key regions like Europe, Asia, and Africa are prominently featured, with the Americas and Australia positioned on either side. This invaluable historical document is a must-have for history buffs, educators, and anyone interested in cartography.

Highly Detailed and Accurate Mercator Projection

This map is a testament to the art of cartography. Crafted using the Mercator projection, it accurately depicts the shapes of landmasses while showcasing the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn. It also highlights major ocean currents, mountain ranges, and deserts, providing a comprehensive view of the world's physical features. The map's detailed depiction of political divisions, including the newly decolonizing Africa and Asia, makes it an invaluable resource for historians and geographers. The rich historical content and precise cartographic style make this map a true masterpiece.

Perfect Gift for History Enthusiasts and Educators

Whether as a birthday, Christmas, or anniversary gift, this map is an exquisite choice for anyone with a passion for history, geography, or cartography. Its detailed depiction of the world in the mid-20th century offers a unique educational tool for students and teachers alike. This map is available in various sizes, from 18x12 inches to 47x70 inches, making it versatile for any space. For larger customizations or different framing options, please contact us directly. With its rich historical content and captivating design, this map is sure to become a cherished piece in any collection.