“I contacted Paola and asked if she could print me a Sanibel Island map - even though there wasn't one on her page for sale. She immediately responded with "yes" and sent me a photograph before printing for me to approve. My package came well protected; and my picture is absolutely perfect! It looks beautiful in the distressed wood frame I bought. My mom is going to love it; and now I have to order one for myself!”
Slimwood Silver · 36" x 48" · wall view
Archive Notes
| Genre | Nautical Chart |
| Artist | U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey |
| Subject | Santa Monica Bay nautical chart |
| Circa | c. 1900–1930 |
| Medium | Giclée on 325gsm archival matte |
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Santa Monica Bay Nautical Chart Early 20th CenturyU.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey · c. 1900–1930
Archive Print Co. · archival reproduction
$80.00
Print only price · Shown framed
4.7567 customer reviews
Free U.S. shipping · arrives Oct 27 to Nov 3
Museum-grade archival paper
U.S. orders are printed and framed in the U.S.
30-day returns from delivery · damaged arrivals reprinted free
Archive Notes
| Genre | Nautical Chart |
| Artist | U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey |
| Subject | Santa Monica Bay nautical chart |
| Circa | c. 1900–1930 |
| Medium | Giclée on 325gsm archival matte |
Size Comparison
We restore and reproduce vintage maps, charts and prints on museum-grade paper.
The Story Behind the Print
This Santa Monica Bay nautical chart captures California's evolving coastline during the early 20th century, when the region was transforming from a seaside resort destination to the urban playground we know today. Created by the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, these meticulous coastal maps served as essential navigation tools for both commercial vessels and the growing fleet of pleasure craft drawn to Southern California's year-round sailing conditions.
The chart reveals fascinating details of the bay's natural contours and emerging infrastructure—from the original Santa Monica Pier to the early development of Venice Beach. During this era, maritime traffic was booming as Los Angeles evolved into a major Pacific port, making accurate harbor chart prints absolutely critical for safe navigation along this increasingly busy stretch of coast.
Reproduced on 325gsm museum-grade archival matte paper using giclée printing with archival inks, ensuring your vintage wall art will maintain its rich detail for generations.
Colors may vary slightly between screens and the finished piece — the print will always be richer.
About the Frame
Framed pieces are built to order in solid wood with clear acrylic glazing, dry-mounted artwork, a kraft paper dust cover, and hanging wire. Each piece arrives ready to hang. No mat. Satin Black has a 7/8-inch face and adds 1.25 inches to the total width and height. Slimwood Silver and Slimwood Gold have a 1 1/8-inch face and add 1.75 inches to the total width and height.
The selected size refers to the artwork itself. Framed orders are custom made and ship within 7 to 10 business days, free in the U.S. See our shipping and return policies for framed piece details.
Customer notes
From our collectors
4.7567 customer reviews
“I absolutely love my framed map of Charleston. I ordered the 36x48 and it looks gorgeous hanging in my kitchen. The size makes it such a statement piece and everyone comments on how much they like it! It came with the hanging hardware, which was helpful and easy to use.”
“Justin did a fantastic time job! The print was gorgeous and exactly what I was looking for . Can not recommend him enough !! If you are looking for a high quality expensive looking print look no further . Will 100% be purchasing another print again . Thanks Justin !!!”
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