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Karte von Palästina von C.W.M. Van de Velde

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Title Karte von Palästina von C.W.M. Van de Velde.
Publisher Gotha : Justus Perthes
Creation Date 1866
Notes Digital image of the original in Amir Cahanovitc Collection, Israel. ACC 1366.
Related publication: Notes on the map of the Holy Land by... Van de Velde. Second ed. Gotha, Justus Perthes, 1866. [47 pages].
Insets: 1. Karte der umgegend von Jerusalem 2. Plan von Jerusalem.
אוסף אמיר כהנוביץ
Original map: 83.9 x 130.5 cm.
Cartographic Data Scale 1:315,000.
Permissions and Restrictions ללא מגבלות בנחלת הכלל
Extent 1 online resource (1 map).
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