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CUBA & the Greater ANTILLES - 1899 Antique COLOR MAP
$ 5.8
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Description
Method of paymentCuba & Greater Antilles - 1899 Antique COLOR MAP - Great Cuban History
SUBJECT/TOPIC:
This is a nice original 1899 color map of the
Cuba and the Greater Antilles
.
At more than a century old, it is in excellent condition with nice colors.
This map measures 10" x 14" and has a
natural fold as published
.
Rear of map is blank
Condition is very good, with only minor wear and age toning
HISTORICAL INFORMATION:
A nice antique map.
CONDITION
Near excellent
.
Please INSPECT PHOTO
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PUBLISHED DATE
1899
ENGRAVER/ARTIST
SOURCE
IMAGE SIZE (approx):
PRINT SIZE (approx):
10 X 14 INCHES
IMAGE NOTE:
Please inquire if you have a question.
NOTES:
This is an
original
map, not a reproduction.
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responsible for 8% sales tax.
International buyers
are responsible for all import fees and taxes.
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