antica carta geografica kimbardia veneto
antica carta geografica kimbardia veneto

Carta Generale del Regno Lombardo-Veneto ridotta dalla Carta Topografica nell’Istituto Geografico Militare dell’I.R. Stato Maggiore Generale

€ 500,00

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Carta del Lombardo-Veneto pubblicata in 4 fogli riportati su tela a stacchi e custoditi nell’astuccio originale in cartoncino. In basso a sinistra i due titoli, in italiano e in tedesco, la legenda con la spiegazione dei segni convenzionali, elenco delle divisioni territoriali in 17 provincie di Lombardia e Venezia, indicazioni editoriali e scala delle distanze. L’interessante orografia è rappresentata col tratteggio a luce zenitale nel territorio sono indicate le stazioni di posta, le miniere, le fabbriche, i passaggi sui fiumi, boschi, risaie, paludi, i confini politici ed amministrativi. Pubblicata a Milano nel 1856. Vedi in catalogo anche la prima edizione del 1838.

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