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The Mediterranean Sea Divided Into The Eastern and Western Seas, Subdivided Into Its Principal Parts or Seas. In Which Are Observed Their Principal Gulfs, Capes, Or Promentories And Sea-Ports.
Publication Place / Date
London / 1685
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34 x 31 inches
Color
Hand Colored
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VG
Stock# 19418
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Highly detailed chart of the Turkish Empire and Mediterranean. The map is very rare.

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