1940 Pictorial Map of the Republic of Panama with the Canal ZoneHigh Resolution Image By: John F. Herman and Clark Teegarden Date: 1940 (circa) Seattle Original Size: 29 x 46 inches (73. 7 x 116. 8 cm) This is a fine print reproduction of a striking large decorative map of Panama that was originally created in 1941, just before the military involvement of the United States in WWII. Two young American architects, John Herman and Clark Teegarden, who had been living and working in the Canal Zone just before the

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