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Pratts High Test Plan of Ireland

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Alfred E. Taylor

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Pratts High Test Plan of Ireland

Publication Place / Date

Dublin / 1933

Image Dimensions

18 x 26 inches

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VG+

Stock# 87979

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Description

Scarce pictorial map of Ireland, published as a promotional item for Pratts.

This is one of a series of 11 maps by artist Alfred E. Taylor and published by Pratts, a British petroleum company.

Includes a quote at the top: "Where I roam, whatever to see, My heart travell'd fondly turns to thee".

Includes numerous literary quotes, coat of arms and pictographs of places of interest.

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Antique Maps / Europe / British Isles / Ireland
Antique Maps / Curiosities / Pictorial Maps

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