Treasure Hunter Map of Oak Island | Nova Scotia Canada | Vintage Wall Art Print Poster (Artist Canvas, 12 x 15 inches (original))

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Treasure Hunter Map of Oak Island | Nova Scotia | Canada

Professionally Produced Reprint
Ships Unframed & Rolled in a Heavy Gauge Mailer

Step into a forgotten era, whisked away to the distant shores of Nova Scotia, circa 1974. Behold a truly extraordinary map, an unveiling of Oak Island’s hidden realm, wrapped in enchantment. Crafted meticulously by the skilled hand of Frederick G. Nolan, a renowned surveyor and fearless treasure seeker, this cartographic marvel chronicles his unwavering pursuit of the elusive Oak Island treasure trove. Through intricate illustrations, Nolan weaves a tale of relentless determination upon this captivating canvas.

The map’s focal point rests upon the legendary Money Pit, the heart of the island’s mysteries. Stretching across the expanse of land, which primarily belonged to Nolan, it reveals the captivating central swamp region in all its meticulously etched glory. Yet, the ownership of the Money Pit and the eastern end of the island falls under the domain of Nolan’s rival treasure hunter, William Chappell.

Imprinted upon this historic relic is the haunting reminder of the Restall Disaster in 1965—a chilling testament to the perils that await those who dare to tread upon these sacred grounds. Beyond that, the map unveils the mystique of the “original pirate landing dock,” the seductive allure of the swamp, the enigmatic “pirate ringbore,” and the twisting paths of the elusive “pirate roads.” Within its captivating confines, an inset offers a comprehensive panorama of the entire island, showcasing not only the wonders of Oak Island but also the strategic placement of Nolan’s architectural gem, the illustrious Museum, nestled on neighboring Crandall’s Point.

To further stoke the fires of curiosity, a second inset grants viewers a vertical profile of the renowned Money Pit, plunging an astounding 212 feet into the unknown depths. And as a final touch of intrigue, a depiction of a pirate ship graces the lower right quadrant, casting its enigmatic shadow upon the map’s secrets.

This print is digitally remastered and professionally reprinted on your choice of either tear proof & water resistant PolyPro paper or thick Artist Canvas using Epson inks. The original timeline from 1974 is 12 x 15 inches. For purists, we offer this size, but we offer reduced and enlarged versions, formatted for affordable stock framing options, as well. This print ships rolled & unframed in a heavy-gauge mailing tube.

*Print ships unframed