Laredo, Texas in 1892 - Bird's Eye View, Aerial Panorama, Vintage, Antique Map, Reproduction, Fine Art, Wall Art, History
sold by The Old Maps of the 1800s
Sepia toned fine art map of Laredo, Texas in 1892. Extremely fine detail. Your print will not have the "OldMapsOfThe1800s" watermark.
Printed on heavy Archival Matte Photo Paper.
Perspective map is not to scale but gives a good relative representation of the buildings and streets in the late 19th century. Fine detail is remarkable. Your print will not have the "OldMapsOfThe1800s" watermark.
NOTE: I can print smaller than what is listed, but any text will be hard to read; though it still will make a cool piece of art for your wall. If you would like a smaller size, just contact me and I will put up a listing at your desired size and send you a link to that item. LARGER SIZES THAN WHAT IS LISTED MAY ALSO BE AVAILABLE (depending on the map); contact me with your special request and I will do all I can to accommodate you.
FAQs & Polices
Do you accept orders placed outside of the US?
We currently ship to the United States and Canada.
How long will it take to receive my order?
Map books will ship in 3 to 5 business days and are shipped via USPS Media Mail. Although it is usually faster, please allow up to 2 weeks for your purchase to arrive.
Individual maps are shipped in 3 to 5 business days via USPS Ground Advantage. Transit time is usually 3 - 5 business days.
Shipments outside the US are sent via USPS International First Class Mail and will take longer.
Please be patient, but let me know if you don't receive your order within 2 weeks time.
Thanks for your patience.
Regards,
Nat Beal
The Old Maps of the 1800s
[email protected]
https://oldmapsofthe1800s.storenvy.com
Do you accept custom orders?
Custom orders are welcome! Contact us with your request and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Fryeburg, ME
I am a graphic designer, printer, and owner of The Write Stuff Graphic Design and Printing in Fryeburg, Maine. My passion is the fine art reproduction I do for artists in the Mount Washington Valley in New Hampshire and the Sebago / Long Lake Region in Maine. And then there's the maps ... a combination of fine art and history that is destined to be pored over, displayed, used to settle arguments, and remind us that we couldn't get where we are without our past.
Store Policies
We do not allow returns.
We do not allow exchanges.
Please contact me if you have any questions about your order.
