This tote is printed with a vintage engineer's blueprint of Castillo de San Marcos, dated 1856, showing the fort's star shaped bastions, main gate, drawbridge, and coquina stone details in faded blue ink. Little labels point out San Pablo, San Carlos, San Pedro, and San Agustin bastions along with the Matanzas waterway and Bridge of Lions. It is a fun grab and go bag for history buffs who love old Florida maps and fort architecture. A sturdy black strap tote that turns a piece of St. Augustine history into an everyday carry.
- The drawing
- An artistic reinterpretation in the style of an architectural blueprint. It is not a historical document, a survey, or a real construction plan.
- Made for you
- Printed and finished when you order it, so nothing sits in a warehouse.
- Shipping
- It takes a few business days to make before it ships, and you get tracking when it leaves.
- Returns
- No returns for a change of heart. If it arrives damaged, defective, or misprinted, tell us within 30 days with a photo and we reprint or refund it, with nothing to send back.
Castillo De San Marcos
Architectural blueprint · Tote bag
$44.00
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