This detailed map of France was issued during the Interwar Period by the French Line (Compagnie Générale Transatlantique) to encourage Transatlantic tourism from an American audience. The primary image highlights the extensive railroad network accessible via ports like Le Havre, Brest, and Bordeaux, with the recently regained Alsace-Lorraine Territory brightly shaded in red. Insets show the island of Corsica, North Africa (showcasing local motor tours), and French Line World Services. The verso presents a pictorial city plan of Paris. The map was created by C.S. Hammond & Co. Published around 1926 in New York, based on the text on the verso, which indicates the French Line has offered One-Class Cabin Service for about 15 years (introduced in 1911).
