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Allemagne meridle., Autriche et Italie septle.
Hauchecorne, G.; Vander...
Allemagne meridle., Aut...
1863
Regional Atlas
 
Author
[Hauchecorne, G., Vandermaelen, Philippe, 1795-1869, Etablissement geographique de Bruxelles]
Note
First edition railroad map of Europe. 1 map in 9 double page sheets. Full color by country. One of several large-scale railway maps produced by G. Hauchecorne, Agent General de Chemins de Fer, for the great Brussels publisher Philippe Vandermaelen. Each map includes separate title, showing railway system of each country, roads, major cities, towns, stations and distances between the larger cities. Railway routes shown in solid and broken lines. All lines represent the route and distances. Relief shown by hachures. Atlas title is from the first plate. The first map (Great Britain) includes inset of map of London and fourth plate (France, Espagne) includes inset map of Paris. Bound in black paper cover boards with label "Schweizerische Nordostbahn" pasted on front cover.
Allemagne septle..., pays- bas, Danemark, Suede
Hauchecorne, G.; Vander...
Allemagne septle..., pa...
1863
Regional Atlas
 
Author
[Hauchecorne, G., Vandermaelen, Philippe, 1795-1869, Etablissement geographique de Bruxelles]
Note
First edition railroad map of Europe. 1 map in 9 double page sheets. Full color by country. One of several large-scale railway maps produced by G. Hauchecorne, Agent General de Chemins de Fer, for the great Brussels publisher Philippe Vandermaelen. Each map includes separate title, showing railway system of each country, roads, major cities, towns, stations and distances between the larger cities. Railway routes shown in solid and broken lines. All lines represent the route and distances. Relief shown by hachures. Atlas title is from the first plate. The first map (Great Britain) includes inset of map of London and fourth plate (France, Espagne) includes inset map of Paris. Bound in black paper cover boards with label "Schweizerische Nordostbahn" pasted on front cover.
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