Stunning Vintage Maps
As Call of Cthulhu© gamers know, great props make for great gaming - and great props include great maps. The HPLHS' own Andrew Leman has curated and created a fantastic collection of replica vintage maps that beckon for inclusion in your adventures. Travel through time, and to real and imagined locations! These large format color maps are both gamable and framable!
- World Map (1923)
- Solar System Map (1930)
- Air Routes Map (1928)
- US Highways (1926)
- Antarctica (1930)
- Lovecraft's New England (1927)
- South Pacific Nautical Chart (1925)
- "Mystery Island" (c. 1925-35)
- Gizeh Plateau, Egypt (1924)
- Arkham, Mass. (c. 1920)
- Dunwich, Mass. (1868)
- Innsmouth, Mass. (1926)
The maps have the historical accuracy you crave, but are all in-world for Call of Cthulhu gaming. Stun your players by tossing one on the table or treat yourself to some elegant decor by framing one and adding it to your home or office.
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NOTE: to keep shipping costs low, this product ships in the same box the maps are stored in. We're doing our best to use less packaging and keeping shipping costs affordable.
Great set of maps in this box collection, and a great tool for more emissions playing call of cthulhu rpg game.
Fantastic quality product to.
Marvellous! I think he quite liked them.
A first rate 'prop-map' collection, as you'd expect from the HPLHS. There's no cutting corners or compromising on quality here. As reproductions, they are about as close as you could get to owning an original. Another success!
Another outstanding collection of 12 period prop maps of real and fictional places with links to the Lovecraft Mythos. Excellent work from the people, elder things and Shoggoths at the HPLHS.
This collection of maps checks off all the boxes for me as a collector of Maps and a Call of Cthulhu Keeper/Investivgator. All maps are of the expected high quality that has one had come to expect from the HPLHS for their prop documents. These look equally great framed on the wall or spread out on the gaming table during a CoC game. While I already had the Innsmouth map from the DART Shadow over Innsmouth show, it is nice to see they kept the scratch and sniff feature (a great trick to pull on the unexpected player, tell them that the map they are given or found has some perfume on it from a beautiful Innsmouth gal). Other maps whole at first glance might look like a regular map, upon closer inspection you will see Lovecraft related locations.
