Map Of Central America; Guatemala; Honduras; Antique Map, 1850

Description: ` Your satisfaction is unconditionally guaranteed MenuCategoriesBird's Eye Maps of US CitiesCivil War Maps & ImagesUnited States Historical MapsTexas & Republic of TexasEurope & British IslesWorld MapsAsian/Eastern/AfricanScience and NASANovelty Maps & PostersGiclee Art PrintsSubway & Railroad MapsAmericas, Caribbean & CanadaNautical ChartsCiA MapsMilitary & AviationAstronomy & ZodiacPacific, Australia & PolesPhotographs & DrawingsFeminism, Suffrage Etc.OtherMap Of Central America; Guatemala; Honduras; Antique Map, 1850 Any quantity available.Contact us for multiple prints!16 X 24 or 24 X 36 inches40.5 X 61 or 61 X 91.5 cm A masterfully printed reproduction of a unique annotated and finely detailed map of Central America. The original map was prepared by John Baily, who served as a surveyor of Nicaragua. The map was an early proponent of a canal across Central America, published in London by Trelawney Saunders. The present example has been annotated to show "Limite Acceptado Por El General Justo Rufino Barrios." These limits (boundaries), reflect a section of the westernmost part of Guatemala, and are delimited by redlines and pencil shading. These annotations suggest 1 of 2 possibilities. The redlines shown are nearly exactly the current boundary between Mexico and Guatemala, as settled in 1881-1882. From the time of independence of Mexico and the Guatemala, the two countries had been in dispute over the boundary. Both Mexico and Guatemala had claimed Chiapas and Soconusco. Beginning in 1881, Justo Rufino Barrios, then president of Guatemala, claimed certain lands in Soconusco and Chiapas. In 1882, Mexico and Guatemala began discussions which resulted in a preliminary agreement, negotiated in New York on August 12, 1882, whereby Guatemala gave up its claims. As part of the final treaty, the two countries agreed to use straight lines between key points known and accepted by both countries. The measurement and demarcation work was completed in 1902. Soconusco in Guatemala advanced to the river Suchiate and Mexico received the county of Motozintla. our item will look exactly like the product photos in this listing, including any white or textured borders.Everything is printed on easy-to-frame standard sizes, and we never crop or distort images. Your browser does not support the HTML5 Video element. Hanger OptionalType Simply select option with hanger. For a no-fuss, low-cost, handsome framing solution add a magnetic hanger! Assembling with no tools in a less than a minute, these hand-made hangers are made of the highest quality teak hardwood and super strong neodymium magnets. Fantastic for gifts!CategoriesBird's Eye Maps of US CitiesCivil War Maps & ImagesUnited States Historical MapsTexas & Republic of TexasEurope & British IslesWorld MapsAsian/Eastern/AfricanScience and NASANovelty Maps & PostersGiclee Art PrintsSubway & Railroad MapsAmericas, Caribbean & CanadaNautical ChartsCiA MapsMilitary & AviationAstronomy & ZodiacPacific, Australia & PolesPhotographs & DrawingsFeminism, Suffrage Etc.OtherOur Quality Process We take quality seriously. Your item is custom printed on acid-free premium matte photo paper with archival inks. All items are printed just for you, one at a time, order by order. Unlike other sellers, we carefully restore each image digitally by eliminating major defects while preserving any minor marks or flaws that give these historic images charm.Our Guarantee If you are not completely happy with your purchase, simply return it for a prompt, full refund. Or, contact us and we will do our best to get you the poster you want. Satisfaction GuaranteedShipping All items shipped within one business day, USPS first class, free of charge. We carefully roll your poster and protect it in a rigid mailing tube. Fast & free shippingPayment Paypal, credit and debit cards are all gratefully accepted. Copyright © 2021 History Prints. All rights reserved. eBay Template Design by OCDesignsOnline `

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