Decorative Vintage Print, Dutch Chart of Australia, 1st Edition, 1952

Reference
BVRP-005
Date
1952
Region
Australia & Oceania
Category
Antique Map
Sheet size
112.0 x 83.0 cm (44.1 x 32.7 in)
Condition
Good
Availability
Available
Price
EUR 350

The vintage school chart of Australia titled "Australië," created by W. Bakker & H. Rush and published in 1952:

**Title**: Australië **Creators**: W. Bakker & H. Rush **Publication Year**: 1952 **Publisher**: Dijkstra Uitgeverij Zeist **Printer**: J. van Boekhoven in Utrecht, The Netherlands **Scale**: 1:5,700,000 **Dimensions**: 83 x 112 cm

This first edition school chart of Australia is a notable educational tool from the early 1950s. Created by W. Bakker and H. Rush, it reflects the geographical understanding and educational methods of the time. The chart's scale of 1:5,700,000 allows for a detailed representation of Australia's geographical features, making it an excellent resource for educational purposes.

The chart was published by Dijkstra Uitgeverij Zeist, a publisher known for producing quality educational materials, and printed by J. van Boekhoven in Utrecht, The Netherlands, ensuring its high printing standards. The size of the chart, 83 x 112 cm, is substantial, making it suitable for classroom display and easy viewing by students.

**Significance**: As a vintage educational tool, this school chart is not only a window into the pedagogical approaches of the early 1950s but also serves as a historical document depicting Australia's geographical features as understood at the time. It is a valuable item for collectors, educators, and those interested in historical cartography and educational history.

This description aims to provide potential viewers or buyers with a clear and comprehensive understanding of the school chart's historical and educational value, as well as its physical characteristics.

Where this sits in the catalogue

Other sheets of Australia & Oceania


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