Cloth Map - Philadelphia, 1777
A full-color cloth map of the city of Philadelphia and its defensive works from 1777, including cutaway diagrams of the major fort on Mud Island as well as artillery positions and depth markers for the Delaware River.
This large 35 × 26.5 inch cloth map is printed on a crease-resistant cotton-polyester blend. The map makes a great wall hanging and serves as a possible companion piece to the adventure campaign in The American Crisis: War in the North; where players have opportunities for intrigue in Philadelphia during the Delaware Crossing and the winter encampment at Valley Forge. The fabric is machine washable and iron-safe on low heat settings.
Original document titled "A survey of the city of Philadelphia and its environs shewing the several works constructed by His Majesty's troops, under the command of Sir William Howe, since their possession of that city 26th. September 1777, comprehending likewise the attacks against Fort Mifflin on Mud Island, and until it's reduction, 16th November 1777," created by Pierre Nicole.
All purchases come with a QR code link to download the Colonial Gazette PDF, including a 4-page annotated version of this map with additional information about the city’s history, inhabitants, and role in the American Revolution.
This design is sourced from a historical artifact which contains blemishes and imperfections, painstakingly restored and upsampled. The printing process transfers this image onto blended fabric using eco-friendly, water-based inks. Cloth map is cut and hemmed by hand and may experience minor shrinkage.
A full-color cloth map of the city of Philadelphia and its defensive works from 1777, including cutaway diagrams of the major fort on Mud Island as well as artillery positions and depth markers for the Delaware River.
This large 35 × 26.5 inch cloth map is printed on a crease-resistant cotton-polyester blend. The map makes a great wall hanging and serves as a possible companion piece to the adventure campaign in The American Crisis: War in the North; where players have opportunities for intrigue in Philadelphia during the Delaware Crossing and the winter encampment at Valley Forge. The fabric is machine washable and iron-safe on low heat settings.
Original document titled "A survey of the city of Philadelphia and its environs shewing the several works constructed by His Majesty's troops, under the command of Sir William Howe, since their possession of that city 26th. September 1777, comprehending likewise the attacks against Fort Mifflin on Mud Island, and until it's reduction, 16th November 1777," created by Pierre Nicole.
All purchases come with a QR code link to download the Colonial Gazette PDF, including a 4-page annotated version of this map with additional information about the city’s history, inhabitants, and role in the American Revolution.
This design is sourced from a historical artifact which contains blemishes and imperfections, painstakingly restored and upsampled. The printing process transfers this image onto blended fabric using eco-friendly, water-based inks. Cloth map is cut and hemmed by hand and may experience minor shrinkage.
A full-color cloth map of the city of Philadelphia and its defensive works from 1777, including cutaway diagrams of the major fort on Mud Island as well as artillery positions and depth markers for the Delaware River.
This large 35 × 26.5 inch cloth map is printed on a crease-resistant cotton-polyester blend. The map makes a great wall hanging and serves as a possible companion piece to the adventure campaign in The American Crisis: War in the North; where players have opportunities for intrigue in Philadelphia during the Delaware Crossing and the winter encampment at Valley Forge. The fabric is machine washable and iron-safe on low heat settings.
Original document titled "A survey of the city of Philadelphia and its environs shewing the several works constructed by His Majesty's troops, under the command of Sir William Howe, since their possession of that city 26th. September 1777, comprehending likewise the attacks against Fort Mifflin on Mud Island, and until it's reduction, 16th November 1777," created by Pierre Nicole.
All purchases come with a QR code link to download the Colonial Gazette PDF, including a 4-page annotated version of this map with additional information about the city’s history, inhabitants, and role in the American Revolution.
This design is sourced from a historical artifact which contains blemishes and imperfections, painstakingly restored and upsampled. The printing process transfers this image onto blended fabric using eco-friendly, water-based inks. Cloth map is cut and hemmed by hand and may experience minor shrinkage.