Product Overview

Photographic Prints

Photographic prints are printed on Fuji Professional 240gsm semi matt paper, producing photographic prints of the highest quality. They boast the longest age resistance of other media.

High-resolution photographic prints are available in three sizes, prices are the same for all maps on mapseeker.co.uk, choice of print size determines the price.

Postage Costs added based on Shipping Destination.

Please note that all three sizes may not be available as a choice for some of the maps. This is because some are very detailed (for example, some of the town Plans), and that detail would be compromised when printing to the 12" x 10" size.

The 10" x 12" Photographic Print is supplied flat with board and polypropylene sealable jacket.

Both the 20" x 16" and 24" x 20" print sizes are supplied in a tube.

Giclee Prints

Giclée fine art reproductions combine unique dye-based inks, heavyweight archival watercolour paper and years of experience result in reproduction maps of the very highest quality that capture the appearance and ambience of the antique original.

These genuine artist papers made of 100% cotton or pure alpha cellulose present smooth and textured surfaces and are provided with a matt premium inkjet coating. This special inkjet coating permits the highest quality printing. Our Giclee Fine Art prints are produced on Hanemuhle 308gsm Rag paper.

Three sizes of Giclee Fine Art Print are available, 20" x 16", 24" x 20" and 30" x 25"

Again, as with the Photographic Prints, all the maps, plans, surveys and views are the same price, when ordering a Giclee Fine Art, print size determines the price.

Postage Costs added based on Shipping Destination.

All Giclee Fine Art Prints are supplied in a protective tube for shipping.

Jigsaw Puzzles

Coloured 400 piece jigsaw (approx 47cm x 32cm).Produced on a 1.5mm millboard and supplied in a cardboard box, pieces come sealed in a plastic bag. A superb jigsaw for anyone interested in local history of the area you live or their family originate from. As the jigsaws are unique and not mass produced they make a fantastic gift.

Canvas Maps

Your choice of Map Image will be printed onto a supreme quality 410gsm cotton canvas and then assembled by hand, the canvas being stretched around a 20mm deep, kiln dried pine wood frame. This product creates a stunning effect, especially with our more historic maps, making them focal points both in terms of their artistic beauty and historical intrigue.

Laminated Maps

Your Choice of Map Image will be printed onto high quality 120gsm heavyweight coated paper. The print is then permanently bonded between two sheets of resilient, flexible, crystal clear plastic, providing a virtually indestructible finish which will protect your map for many years to come, an ideal product for educational type institutions.

Framed Laminated Maps

Your Choice of Map Image will be printed onto high quality 120gsm heavyweight coated paper. The print is then permanently bonded between two sheets of resilient, flexible, crystal clear plastic, providing a virtually indestructible finish which will protect your map for many years to come. For the ultimate in presentation your map is mounted on lightweight board and individually hand framed with a high quality dark wood edging. The map will arrive ready to display and includes an easy hanging kit. This is a most popular option, particularly with schools and offices (quality product that requires no glass) and excellent value for money.

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