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1611 John Speed 1st Edition Map of Great Britain & Ireland - London & Edinbugh New Zealand including a visit to Tahiti

Name: 1611 John Speed 1st Edition Map of Great Britain & Ireland - London & Edinbugh New Zealand including a visit to Tahiti
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SKU: 21693876255
Price: 1249.50 USD
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1611 John Speed 1st Edition Map of Great Britain & Ireland London & Edinbugh New Zealand including a visit to Tahiti including a visit to Tahiti and the Society Islands It has been noted that the time difference between 1614 The strong printing impression of this example highlights the exquisite engraving of this map The view of London was modeled after a c

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