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Map of the Crown Prince Islands, Disco sic Bay, Greenland (Map of the Crown Prince Islands, Disko Bay, Greenland) 1925

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Old relief model / manuscript map of Crown Prince Islands, Disko Bay, Greenland.

Created by Silas Sandgreen in 1925.
  • The present model was made by Mr. Sandgreen to represent the kinds of models made in the past by Inuit ancestors.
  • The wooden pieces were carved to represent the actual landform of the islands and the carvings were attached to the sealskin base within pencil location outlines.
  • Oriented with north toward the upper right (appxrox. 40° west of north).
  • Manuscript: The islands are painted in black, brown, and light blue to represent their actual colors.
  • One of the carved wooden islands is missing adjacent to the left sheet edge near the N.W. corner.
  • Includes north-south direction arrow drawn in lead-pencil at upper right and pencilled no. at sheet edge near the direction arrow.

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1925

Crown Prince Islands

Crown Prince Islands (Greenland)

Disko Bay

Disko Bay (Greenland)

Greenland

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Silas Sandgreen

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This old map of Map of the Crown Prince Islands, Disco sic Bay, Greenland (Map of the Crown Prince Islands, Disko Bay, Greenland) from 1925 was created by Silas Sandgreen in 1925