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Saigon Chanh Mi Ha
Publication Place / Date
Hanoi / 1904
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30.3 x 22.3 inches
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Condition
VG
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Attractive color-lithographed map of Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City) and the region to the north and east.

This map is characteristic of the exacting cartography produced during the French colonial administration of Vietnam and includes much information about the built-up urban areas, small hamlets, railroad and road networks, and topography and toponymy.

Condition Description
Ink booksellers stamps in the lower right corner. Split at intersecting fold repaired with tape on recto. Backed on linen, as published.
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