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Weimar Geographische Institut
Title
Charte von Persien . . . 1806
Publication Place / Date
Weimar / 1806
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15.5 x 11 inches
Color
Outline Color
Condition
VG+
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Scarce map of the Persian Empire, published in Weimar in 1806.

The map extends from Bhagdad, Armenia and the Gulf to to the Sind River, Lahore and Tashkent, providing exceptional detail in the region.

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