Decorative pictorial map of the Bari area in Apulia, Southern Italy. Published in Rome by Enit, Ente Nazionale del Turismo, in 1937 to advertise as depliant the Fiera del Levante. On verso useful infos to visitors.
Pianta Turistica di Bari e Dintorni
Decorative pictorial map of the Bari area in Apulia, Southern Italy. Published in Rome by Enit, Ente Nazionale del Turismo, in 1937 to advertise as depliant the Fiera del Levante. On verso useful infos to visitors.
- Dimension: 48 x 67 cm.
- Place of publication: Rome
- Year: 1937
€ 180,00
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