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Permalink Reply by Doug Haynes on August 26, 2009 at 5:25pm

50-60 would be worth it to me.

I know it's a bit late to mention it but I notice that there is a file for the 1897 map which is a complete map w/o the missing corner...

h3 said:

Is lobster in season?
Upload completed- somehow managed to keep that window open for 3 hours . . .
waiting for an e-mail from the rep.
No idea what their pricing is but the friend who recommended them said $6-12 psf-- guessing we're looking at something like 24" wide by 30" tall here, i.e. maybe $50-60 range per poster . . . no clue about setup fees and such.

Jerry Nunez said:

I'm buying dinner.....
h3 said:

A little update. I receive the file in the mail today, a 300+ MB TIFF.
As you can imagine from the file size, the detail is phenomenal.
I will explore printing options; the instructions I received prior were that the file is to be for "personal or scholarly use." Trying to figure out how to share while staying true to the terms I agreed to.

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Permalink Reply by Erin on August 27, 2009 at 2:02pm

I think the 1898 map shows more detail, too.

Can I get a copy? I skipped some of the postings, so not sure what the process is if you want one. Thanks in advance for any info. :-)

h3 said:

Damn . . . you know, I didn't even think about the missing corner.
Is it my imagination or does the 1898 map show much better detail of the central area?

notoriousDUG said:

50-60 would be worth it to me.

I know it's a bit late to mention it but I notice that there is a file for the 1897 map which is a complete map w/o the missing corner...

h3 said:

Is lobster in season?
Upload completed- somehow managed to keep that window open for 3 hours . . .
waiting for an e-mail from the rep.
No idea what their pricing is but the friend who recommended them said $6-12 psf-- guessing we're looking at something like 24" wide by 30" tall here, i.e. maybe $50-60 range per poster . . . no clue about setup fees and such.

Jerry Nunez said:

I'm buying dinner.....
h3 said:

A little update. I receive the file in the mail today, a 300+ MB TIFF.
As you can imagine from the file size, the detail is phenomenal.
I will explore printing options; the instructions I received prior were that the file is to be for "personal or scholarly use." Trying to figure out how to share while staying true to the terms I agreed to.

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Permalink Reply by Sara Thompson on August 27, 2009 at 9:31pm

YAY~~:)

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Permalink Reply by JerBear on August 29, 2009 at 8:38am

dinner invite is still open

Erin said:

I think the 1898 map shows more detail, too.

Can I get a copy? I skipped some of the postings, so not sure what the process is if you want one. Thanks in advance for any info. :-)

h3 said:

Damn . . . you know, I didn't even think about the missing corner.
Is it my imagination or does the 1898 map show much better detail of the central area?

notoriousDUG said:

50-60 would be worth it to me.

I know it's a bit late to mention it but I notice that there is a file for the 1897 map which is a complete map w/o the missing corner...

h3 said:

Is lobster in season?
Upload completed- somehow managed to keep that window open for 3 hours . . .
waiting for an e-mail from the rep.
No idea what their pricing is but the friend who recommended them said $6-12 psf-- guessing we're looking at something like 24" wide by 30" tall here, i.e. maybe $50-60 range per poster . . . no clue about setup fees and such.

Jerry Nunez said:

I'm buying dinner.....
h3 said:

A little update. I receive the file in the mail today, a 300+ MB TIFF.
As you can imagine from the file size, the detail is phenomenal.
I will explore printing options; the instructions I received prior were that the file is to be for "personal or scholarly use." Trying to figure out how to share while staying true to the terms I agreed to.

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