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Authentic old and antique maps of Florida for sale. Our rare Florida map inventory often features sea charts of the Florida coast, Florida Keys charts, maps of the Everglades, and city views and plans of Miami, Palm Beach, Tampa and elsewhere. Vintage pictorial maps of Florida are also for sale.
Die Staaten von N. & S. Carolina Georgia & Florida

Stock# 104895

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Hildburhausen Geographische Institut v. Kleinknecht

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Die Staaten von N. & S. Carolina Georgia & Florida

Publication Place / Date

Amsterdam, Paris and Philadelphia / 1846

Image Dimensions

8 x 10 inches

Color

Outline Color

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Stock# 104895

$ 175.00

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Detailed map of these four southern states, showing towns, roads, rivers, moutnains, etc. Includes and inset of the region around New Orleans. The Hildburghausen Geographische Institut produced several fine atlases, which included attractive and detailed maps of various parts of the United States.

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Antique Maps / United States / Florida
Antique Maps / United States / Southeast / Georgia
Antique Maps / United States / Southeast / North Carolina
Antique Maps / United States / Southeast / South Carolina

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