Most of the old maps in Archival Maps' collections are scanned from the archives of the Library Of Congress. These reproductions of antique maps are made from the highest quality paper and best inks available. 

We also sell these old map prints on canvas, either rolled or stretched. You can select frames and mats and see them surrounding the map when you choose the framing option. Go to the map collection of your choice from the menus on the left and right to select print sizes, single or double matting and a museum-quality frame with glass or plexiglass covering.

We are able to provide old map prints in a variety of sizes and special orders of any type are welcome.  We will also sell images of the maps either on CD or for download, if not for competitive use. Our prints are produced using the Giclee process so the quality is unsurpassed.

This is what separates us from most other sellers of old map prints. We utilize the Giclee printing process, which is known for its brilliant color range and depth and its ability to capture the finest details of an image.

The giclee method involves a process of spraying tiny droplets of ink onto archival paper to produce a deeply saturated rich quality print that captures the actual look and feel of the original.

Giclees are superior to traditional printing methods in several ways: The colors are brighter, last longer and are so high resolution that they are virtually a continuous tone rather than tiny dots. Go to Product for more information.