55 inches wide. A educational pull-down wall map titled Cram's Geographical Terms, published by The George F. Cram Company Inc. of Indianapolis, Indiana. The map is designed as a visual teaching aid, featuring two large, color-illustrated landscape panoramas. The upper illustration depicts various coastal and oceanic landforms including an archipelago, gulf, peninsula, isthmus, and various reef types. The lower illustration focuses on inland and mountainous features such as a plateau, canyon, volcano, mesa, and butte. Below the illustrations is an extensive alphabetical section titled Definitions of Geographical Terms arranged in three columns. The map is mounted on a spring-loaded metal roller housed in a metal bracket and includes a wooden bottom pull-bar with a metal ring and a small metal tag embossed with Geographical Terms. A red and yellow label affixed to the bottom of the map states This Map Is Markable-Kleenable and provides instructions for use with Cram's marking pencils. Handwritten inventory marks on the wooden bar read Cram Co. Regt-14 and Property Southport.