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Pirate Treasure Map Accessory

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Item # FUN99662
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  • Map
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Size Measurement Standard Metric
Standard Length 16 1/4" 41cm
Standard Width 14 3/4" 37cm
Features
  • 100% polyester
  • Fabric map has printed treasure map on it
  • Measures 16.25 inches long, 14.75 inches wide
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Complete with an aged, weathered design, the Pirate Treasure Map Accessory is a handheld prop for pirate costumes and adventure-themed dress-up play.

Every Pirate Needs a Treasure Map

Nobody just wanders around claiming to have treasure. There's paperwork involved. The Pirate Treasure Map Accessory is the detail that takes a pirate costume from "I found a hat" to "I have a whole operation going." It's a small prop with a big job, and it does that job well.

This is also the kind of thing that gets passed around a party. Someone sees it and suddenly everyone wants to hold it, squint at it dramatically, and point at something across the room like they've just cracked the code. You've accidentally started a whole thing.

Design & Details

The map features a classic aged look, with a worn, weathered appearance that sells the idea that it's been rolled up in a chest for several centuries. It's designed to look like something worth sailing very far for, which is really the whole point of a treasure map.

It's a lightweight, easy-to-carry prop that pairs naturally with any pirate ensemble. Tuck it in a belt, roll it up in one hand, or unfurl it at a dramatically inconvenient moment. The prop works equally well for kids and adults who take their pirate commitments seriously.

X Marks the Must-Have

The costume is assembled. The hat is on. The attitude is locked in. The only thing left is something to wave around while explaining to everyone at the party exactly where the gold is hidden. That's this. That's the prop. It was always going to be this.

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