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Close-up USA, Mid-Atlantic States Theme - Published 1976 by National Geographic

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Close-up USA, Mid-Atlantic States Theme - Published 1976 by National Geographic

Historic Travel Poster | Companion to Mid-Atlantic Map | Large Wall Format (578 Ɨ 886 mm) | Premium Finishes

A beautifully composed travel poster celebrating the landscapes and heritage of the American Mid-Atlantic, published by National Geographic in October 1976 as part of the Close-up: U.S.A. series.

Created as the companion piece to the Mid-Atlantic regional map, this poster—titled ā€œMaryland, Virginia, Delaware, West Virginia: Beckoning Land Beside Bay and Seaā€ā€”offers a rich overview of the region’s natural beauty, historic sites, and travel experiences. From coastal shores and tidal bays to inland valleys and historic towns, it captures a region where geography and history are deeply intertwined.

This is more than a poster—it’s a snapshot of 1970s travel culture, designed to inspire exploration and appreciation of place.


Why This Poster Stands Out

A companion to a classic map series
Designed to pair with the Mid-Atlantic map—adding narrative depth and travel context.

Travel-focused storytelling
Highlights destinations, landscapes, and experiences across four states and the nation’s capital.

A window into 1970s exploration
Reflects an era when printed guides shaped journeys and discovery.

Classic National Geographic presentation
Clean layout, engaging typography, and structured content make it both readable and collectible.

A distinctive wall piece
Combines the charm of a vintage travel poster with meaningful geographic insight.


šŸ—ŗļø What the Poster Shows

  • An overview of Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, and West Virginia, along with Washington, D.C.
  • Highlights of coastal landscapes, bays, rivers, and inland scenery
  • Key historic sites and cultural landmarks across the region
  • Travel insights and suggested experiences reflecting the era
  • A thematic focus on the Mid-Atlantic’s defining character—land beside bay and sea

šŸ“ Size & Format

578 mm (W) Ɨ 886 mm (H)
Portrait orientation

A tall, elegant format ideal for:

  • Travel-inspired interiors
  • Americana and heritage-themed spaces
  • Studies, libraries, and offices
  • Gallery walls featuring vintage travel art

✨ Premium Finishes

Format Description
šŸ“œ Paper (160 gsm) Heavyweight matte-coated paper—ideal for framing. Preserves the original clarity and vintage tone.
🧼 Laminated (Encapsulated) Sealed in 2 Ɨ 80-micron gloss laminate. Durable and wipe-clean—ideal for high-use environments.
🪵 Laminated + Timber Hang Rails Laminated poster mounted with lacquered natural timber rails and hanging cord—ready to display.
šŸ–¼ļø Canvas (395 gsm HP Professional Matte) Printed with archival pigment inks. Rich texture enhances the poster’s classic aesthetic.
🪵 Canvas + Timber Hang Rails Canvas paired with timber rails for a refined, gallery-style presentation.

šŸ”Ø Please allow up to 10 working days for professionally mounted hang-railed finishes.


šŸ“Š Specifications

Feature Detail
Title Close-up U.S.A. — Mid-Atlantic States Theme: Beckoning Land Beside Bay and Sea
Publisher National Geographic
Published 1976
Dimensions 578 mm Ɨ 886 mm
Orientation Portrait
Type Travel Poster / Informational Companion
Series Close-up: U.S.A.
Coverage Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, West Virginia, Washington, D.C.
Materials 160 gsm matte paper / 2 Ɨ 80-micron laminate / 395 gsm HP Professional Matte Canvas
Printing Pigment-based, fade-resistant inks
Origin Printed in Australia

šŸŽÆ Ideal For

  • Collectors of National Geographic and vintage travel posters
  • Enthusiasts of American history and regional travel
  • Interior designers creating heritage or Americana-inspired spaces
  • Educators and students exploring U.S. regions and landscapes
  • Gift buyers seeking a unique and meaningful historical piece

🌊 A Region Defined by Land and Water

The Mid-Atlantic is a place of contrast and connection:

  • Coastal bays and estuaries shaping settlement and trade
  • Inland valleys and highlands rich with history
  • Cities and towns tied to the nation’s earliest chapters
  • Landscapes that blend nature, history, and culture

This poster captures that balance—inviting you to see the region as both a destination and a story.


šŸ¤ Our Commitment

  • Printed in Australia using archival-quality production
  • Faithfully reproduced to preserve original design and tone
  • Premium materials selected for durability and longevity
  • Each print is hand-checked before dispatch
  • Carefully packaged for safe delivery

🚚 Delivery

  • Paper, Laminated, Canvas (rolled): Dispatch within 1–2 business days
  • Hang-Railed Versions: Made to order—allow up to 10 working days
  • Packaging: Securely rolled in protective tubing

Discover a region shaped by history, water, and movement—
a poster that invites you to explore the Mid-Atlantic anew.

šŸ‘‰ Order now and own a timeless piece of National Geographic travel heritage.



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Historic Travel Poster | Companion to Mid-Atlantic Map | Large Wall Format (578 Ɨ 886 mm) | Premium Finishes

A beautifully composed travel poster celebrating the landscapes and heritage of the American Mid-Atlantic, published by National Geographic in October 1976 as part of the Close-up: U.S.A. series.

Created as the companion piece to the Mid-Atlantic regional map, this poster—titled ā€œMaryland, Virginia, Delaware, West Virginia: Beckoning Land Beside Bay and Seaā€ā€”offers a rich overview of the region’s natural beauty, historic sites, and travel experiences. From coastal shores and tidal bays to inland valleys and historic towns, it captures a region where geography and history are deeply intertwined.

This is more than a poster—it’s a snapshot of 1970s travel culture, designed to inspire exploration and appreciation of place.


Why This Poster Stands Out

A companion to a classic map series
Designed to pair with the Mid-Atlantic map—adding narrative depth and travel context.

Travel-focused storytelling
Highlights destinations, landscapes, and experiences across four states and the nation’s capital.

A window into 1970s exploration
Reflects an era when printed guides shaped journeys and discovery.

Classic National Geographic presentation
Clean layout, engaging typography, and structured content make it both readable and collectible.

A distinctive wall piece
Combines the charm of a vintage travel poster with meaningful geographic insight.


šŸ—ŗļø What the Poster Shows

  • An overview of Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, and West Virginia, along with Washington, D.C.
  • Highlights of coastal landscapes, bays, rivers, and inland scenery
  • Key historic sites and cultural landmarks across the region
  • Travel insights and suggested experiences reflecting the era
  • A thematic focus on the Mid-Atlantic’s defining character—land beside bay and sea

šŸ“ Size & Format

578 mm (W) Ɨ 886 mm (H)
Portrait orientation

A tall, elegant format ideal for:

  • Travel-inspired interiors
  • Americana and heritage-themed spaces
  • Studies, libraries, and offices
  • Gallery walls featuring vintage travel art

✨ Premium Finishes

Format Description
šŸ“œ Paper (160 gsm) Heavyweight matte-coated paper—ideal for framing. Preserves the original clarity and vintage tone.
🧼 Laminated (Encapsulated) Sealed in 2 Ɨ 80-micron gloss laminate. Durable and wipe-clean—ideal for high-use environments.
🪵 Laminated + Timber Hang Rails Laminated poster mounted with lacquered natural timber rails and hanging cord—ready to display.
šŸ–¼ļø Canvas (395 gsm HP Professional Matte) Printed with archival pigment inks. Rich texture enhances the poster’s classic aesthetic.
🪵 Canvas + Timber Hang Rails Canvas paired with timber rails for a refined, gallery-style presentation.

šŸ”Ø Please allow up to 10 working days for professionally mounted hang-railed finishes.


šŸ“Š Specifications

Feature Detail
Title Close-up U.S.A. — Mid-Atlantic States Theme: Beckoning Land Beside Bay and Sea
Publisher National Geographic
Published 1976
Dimensions 578 mm Ɨ 886 mm
Orientation Portrait
Type Travel Poster / Informational Companion
Series Close-up: U.S.A.
Coverage Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, West Virginia, Washington, D.C.
Materials 160 gsm matte paper / 2 Ɨ 80-micron laminate / 395 gsm HP Professional Matte Canvas
Printing Pigment-based, fade-resistant inks
Origin Printed in Australia

šŸŽÆ Ideal For

  • Collectors of National Geographic and vintage travel posters
  • Enthusiasts of American history and regional travel
  • Interior designers creating heritage or Americana-inspired spaces
  • Educators and students exploring U.S. regions and landscapes
  • Gift buyers seeking a unique and meaningful historical piece

🌊 A Region Defined by Land and Water

The Mid-Atlantic is a place of contrast and connection:

  • Coastal bays and estuaries shaping settlement and trade
  • Inland valleys and highlands rich with history
  • Cities and towns tied to the nation’s earliest chapters
  • Landscapes that blend nature, history, and culture

This poster captures that balance—inviting you to see the region as both a destination and a story.


šŸ¤ Our Commitment

  • Printed in Australia using archival-quality production
  • Faithfully reproduced to preserve original design and tone
  • Premium materials selected for durability and longevity
  • Each print is hand-checked before dispatch
  • Carefully packaged for safe delivery

🚚 Delivery

  • Paper, Laminated, Canvas (rolled): Dispatch within 1–2 business days
  • Hang-Railed Versions: Made to order—allow up to 10 working days
  • Packaging: Securely rolled in protective tubing

Discover a region shaped by history, water, and movement—
a poster that invites you to explore the Mid-Atlantic anew.

šŸ‘‰ Order now and own a timeless piece of National Geographic travel heritage.



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