WORLD WAR Map | WWI | Wooden Jigsaws for Adults | Wood Puzzle | Veteran

WORLD WAR Map | WWI | Wooden Jigsaws for Adults | Wood Puzzle | Veteran

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  • Premium Quality: Crafted from durable 3mm (.14in) composite wood board for lasting enjoyment.
  • Vibrant Imagery: High-resolution UV printing directly on the wood—no paper laminate—for stunning detail and vibrant colors.
  • Eco-Conscious: Made with environmentally friendly materials.
  • Heirloom Keepsake: Your puzzle arrives beautifully packaged in a handcrafted wooden box, perfect for gifting or storing your masterpiece.

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Experience the satisfying click of perfectly interlocking pieces. Our state-of-the-art laser cutting ensures precise fit and a smooth, seamless puzzle-solving experience. The perfect upgrade from cardboard without breaking the bank.

  • Natural Laser Residue: A small amount of harmless black residue from the laser cutting process may be present. Simply wipe it away with a damp cloth.
  • Hand-Finished Details: Each puzzle board, each wooden box are all carefully hand-stained, painted, and glued.

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Wooden puzzle of a Japanese Map from 1914 - "The Illustration of The Great European War No.1 - A humorous Atlas of the World."

Own a piece of history with this fascinating World War I pictorial map from a Japanese perspective! Created during the conflict (1914-1918), this map offers a unique glimpse into how the war was perceived in Asia. Featuring caricatured illustrations of countries and leaders, battle depictions, and historical context in Japanese, this piece is a must-have for history buffs, map collectors, and those interested in WWI or Asian cartography.

Landmark Highlight:

This beautiful wooden jigsaw puzzle is a map that presents a stylized view of Europe, Asia, and Africa, highlighting the major players in WWI. It depicts the Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire) and Allied Powers (Great Britain, France, Russia, Japan, etc.) engaged in conflict across various fronts. Key battles and figures are likely illustrated. Some countries are drawn as animals, some are humans, and some are inanimate elements. The range of symbolism reflects cultural, socioeconomic, or political distinctions between the countries these symbols represent.

The map was produced by Ryozo Tanaka, and published in Japan, in 1914. Tanaka was a prominent Japanese scholar on international relations.