Post Road Map of Europe, 1831

Containers:
Oversize_Folder 11
Scope and content:

(Wright Map Not Appearing on an Index No. 6) Oversize

Post Reise Karte durch Deutschland und die angrenzenden Staaten Zwischen London und Dublin Kpppenhagen und Malta, Nach den neuesten Karten und zuverlafsigsten Hulfsmitteln entworsen und gezeichnet von G. E. Schmidt Berlin 1831 bei Simon Schropp & Comp. Berichigt 1833. [Post travel map through Germany and the bordering states between London and Dublin Kpppenhagen and Malta, after the latest maps and most reliable Hulfsmitteln drafts and drawn by G. E. Schmidt Berlin 1831 at Simon Schropp & Comp. Reported 1833.]"

Shows by, color index, the postal roads of European countries

G. E. Schmidt, Berlin - cartographer

Simon Schopp & Co., Berlin - publisher

lithograph, in color, linen backed folded map of 32 sheets

29 cm x 86 cm

1 : 3,990,000

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