4 Vintage World Map Poster – 24×36 in (300 DPI, Print-Ready JPG) Mercator PRJ warm brown palette

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SKU: 2026.17.02.4WMB.MERW.JPG

This vintage-style world map is a high-resolution, print-ready wall poster designed for professional large-format printing at 24 × 36 inches (300 DPI) Mercator Projection, warm brown palette. 76 mb zip archive

Each map in this collection combines antique cartographic aesthetics with precise modern production standards — delivering sharp typography, balanced continental proportions, and refined decorative details.

Print Specifications

• Size: 24 × 36 inches
• Resolution: 300 DPI (7200 × 10800 px)
• Format: High-quality JPG
• Print-ready – no resizing required
• Suitable for professional poster printing

Simply upload the file to your print service or print locally on matte, satin, or fine-art paper.

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4 Vintage World Map Poster – 24×36 in (300 DPI, Print-Ready JPG) Mercator PRJ warm brown palette

Map Data Specification

Data type: Vector cartographic dataset
Geometry: Polylines and polygons
Coordinate system: WGS84 geographic coordinates
Editing compatibility: Adobe Illustrator, vector graphic editors
Layer structure includes:
- Road network (classified)
- Hydrography (rivers, lakes, coastline)
- Administrative boundaries
- Landmass / coastline polygons
- Optional relief or terrain lines (if included)

Cartographic Production Method

Vector Map Production Process

Source Data Acquisition
Open geographic datasets are collected and validated.
Topology Cleaning
Broken geometries, overlaps, and gaps are corrected.
Layer Classification
Roads, hydrography, boundaries, landmasses are separated into structured layers.
Projection Handling
Data is prepared in geographic coordinates suitable for design software.
Cartographic Generalization
Excess detail is reduced to improve readability at print scale.
Manual Editing in Illustrator
Final map is optimized for graphic design workflows.

Learn about the cartographic production process → Cartographic Technology

Extended Description of the Vector Map

What Makes This Map Unique

1. Map Projection

The projection defines how the spherical Earth is represented on a flat surface. Each projection creates a different visual balance and spatial emphasis.

Mercator Projection
• Traditional nautical projection
• Straight meridians and parallels
• Enlarged polar regions
• Classic “explorer-era” look
• Ideal for vintage libraries, offices, and maritime-themed interiors

Each projection offers a distinct visual identity while maintaining the antique engraving style.

2. Color Palette

Different versions of this map are available in carefully designed color schemes to suit various lighting conditions and interior styles.

Warm Sepia / Antique Tone Low Colors
• Soft brown and parchment hues
• Ideal for warm lighting and traditional interiors
• Creates a historical, archival atmosphere

Color selection is not only aesthetic — it affects legibility, mood, and integration into surrounding décor.

4 Vintage World Map Poster – 24×36 in (300 DPI, Print-Ready JPG) Mercator PRJ warm brown palette

Print Specifications

• Size: 24 × 36 inches
• Resolution: 300 DPI (7200 × 10800 px)
• Format: High-quality JPG
• Print-ready – no resizing required
• Suitable for professional poster printing

Simply upload the file to your print service or print locally on matte, satin, or fine-art paper.

Ideal For

• Offices and executive spaces
• Libraries and studies
• Academic environments
• Interior design projects
• Framed wall decor
• Gift prints

Aesthetic & Functional

This map is not only decorative — it reflects a specific cartographic philosophy defined by projection choice and visual tone. Whether you prefer the balanced elegance of Robinson, the equal-area accuracy of Gall-Peters, or the classical authority of Mercator, each version offers a distinct visual and intellectual character.