Geographia Ltd.
General Reference Map of Ulster and the Irish Free State, 1923
50 x 37 in
127 x 94 cm
127 x 94 cm
IRE2189
Large separately issued wall map of Ireland detailing the border between Ulster and the Irish Free State. The Irish Free State was a short-lived political entity which was established in...
Large separately issued wall map of Ireland detailing the border between Ulster and the Irish Free State.
The Irish Free State was a short-lived political entity which was established in 1923 and ceased to exist in 1937. It was technically a Dominion of the British Empire but to all intents and purposes became self governing after the Statute of Westminster in 1931 when it was also internationally recognised as a state.
It was a pre-cursor to the Irish Republic and the main political parties of the modern Republic can trace their roots to this era.
Due to its short life, contemporary maps showing the Irish Free State are not common.
Original colour. [IRE2189]
The Irish Free State was a short-lived political entity which was established in 1923 and ceased to exist in 1937. It was technically a Dominion of the British Empire but to all intents and purposes became self governing after the Statute of Westminster in 1931 when it was also internationally recognised as a state.
It was a pre-cursor to the Irish Republic and the main political parties of the modern Republic can trace their roots to this era.
Due to its short life, contemporary maps showing the Irish Free State are not common.
Original colour. [IRE2189]
