La vie de Napoléon Bonaparte. Etapes et conquêtes, 15 août 1769 – 5 mai 1821

€ 350,00

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A rare separate map showing all Napoleon’s travels and stages of life. Compiled by René Barbier and published by  Girard & Barrere in Paris, 1943. Cfr: Bibliothèque nationale de France, département Cartes et plans, GE C-15230

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