Banana, Joe
1992

Official Souvenir Map of Treasure Island Florida Pictorial

Official Souvenir Map of Treasure Island Florida

DESCRIPTION: Tourist-oriented pictorial map of coastal Treasure Island, Florida titled "Official Souvenir Map of Treasure Island Florida". Published 1992. Copyright 1993 by Joe Banana Enterprises.

An advertising-supported map designed and illustrated entirely by Joe Banana. Margins include text describing the Treasure Island area with statistics, information about the beaches and the educational institution Admiral Farragut Academy (AFA), a preparatory and boarding school. Among the facts in the margins is a statement that the map took Banana over 300 hours to draw and color.

CREATOR: Banana, Joe

PUBLICATION DATE: 1992

GEOGRAPHIC AREA: United States

BODY OF WATER: Boca Ciega Bay

CONDITION: Very good. Glossy finish. Rolled, no folds. Verso with some stains. Tiny edge chips, but solid.

COLORING: Process color.

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SIZE: 35 " x 23 "

ITEM PHYSICAL LOCATION: 150

PRICE: $350

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