A fine and detailed map of Italy showing Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily. Really interesting text annotations university, earthquake, populations etc.. on either side of the map. From Chatelein “Atlas Historique” published in Paris in 1720. [cod.988/15]
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A fine and detailed map of Italy showing Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily. Really interesting text annotations university, earthquake, populations etc.. on either side of the map. From Chatelein “Atlas Historique” published in Paris in 1720. [cod.988/15]
- Year: 1822
- Dimension: 193 x 151 mm
- Place of publication: Paris
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