A beautiful map of Friuli in northeast Italy from the Mercator’s Italia Sclavonia et Greciae Tabula gographicae published in Duisburg in 1589 with french text on verso. Very fine original colors.
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Forum Iulium, Karstia, Carnola, Histria et Windorum Marchia.
A beautiful map of Friuli in northeast Italy from the Mercator’s Italia Sclavonia et Greciae Tabula gographicae published in Duisburg in 1589 with french text on verso. Very fine original colors.
- Year: 1589
- Dimension: 344 x 465 mm
- Place of publication: Duisburg
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