1904 JAMAICA & JAVA Vintage Country MAP

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Jamaica & Java Vintage 1904 Hammond MAP
SUBJECT/TOPIC:
This is an exceptionally nice country map
At 113+ years old, it is in very nice condition, very slight age & wear,  with great detail.
Capital, towns, railroads and rivers depicted. This map measures 10" x 12" and
has a natural fold as published.
Blank on reverse
HISTORICAL INFORMATION:
A nice vintage map.
CONDITION
Near excellent with light aging and handling wear..will frame up really nice
.
Please INSPECT PHOTO
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PUBLISHED DATE
1904    113+ years old
ENGRAVER/ARTIST
SOURCE
This was an original period map insert for encyclopedias.
IMAGE SIZE (approx):
PRINT SIZE (approx):
10 X 12 INCHES
IMAGE NOTE:
Please inquire if you have a question.
NOTES:
This is an
original
, not a reproduction.
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