[iron]

perhaps we can ask steph abegg to tackle the task of creating new ones. i know she did one of the north cascades a few years ago for a fundraiser on CC.com. can't find it right now, but if you look at this page, http://www.stephabegg.com/home/projects/posters, it's clear she's way more than capable of doing such a task.

[More Cowbell]

I have been known to give away duplicate maps and books when I find them. Although the Pargeter maps were the first I've ever found in my many years of thrifting for maps and books. If I do ever find more, I'll post here and who ever has the best reason for needing them will be the new owners.

[Blowdown]

Well, then, I'll go ahead and take one of the maps into Kinko's and see whether I can find a sympathetic employee to make full-size copies.

[LanceLuther]

Blowdown, any luck convincing kincos to recreate the map? I have been following the thread and would love to have a copy of the central cascades.

[Blowdown]

Just last week, I went to the Kinkos by University Village, and asked for a full-size copy of Pargeter's "Olympics Mountains" map (from 1983!). The clerk didn't bat an eye. "When do you want to pick it up?" I was all set to try to explain that it was out of print, etc. but I didn't need to. The drawback was that the copy was expensive ... a whoppiing $42.00 for a 24 x 32 inch copy! But I was happy to pay it. These maps really are priceless. Ultimately, I think it's a good plan just to make self-serve 8 1/2 x 11 color copies. They're a lot cheaper, and easier to pack, so you can identify peaks when you're sitting on a summit. But for a full-size copy to mount on a wall, I think it all depends on the clerk, but if you're willing to pay, I doubt they'll have a problem with it.

[touron]

Hmmm...some maps are available here, but all.

[snoqpass]

This place has some cool maps too, http://www.historicmapworks.com/Map/US/31625/