Attractive, uncommon and anon 1850 folding map of Rome dissected and backed on linen based on Letaroully plan of the city published in 1843. Probably printed in Germany the plan has a key to 96 point of interest. Embellished by floral decoration around.
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Attractive, uncommon and anon 1850 folding map of Rome dissected and backed on linen based on Letaroully plan of the city published in 1843. Probably printed in Germany the plan has a key to 96 point of interest. Embellished by floral decoration around.
- Year: 1850 ca.
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€ 250,00
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