
The Old World-Showing British Possessions and Trade Routes
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The Old World-Showing British Possessions and Trade Routes, Amalgamated Press (1908). Via artnap.com
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A colored map titled The Old World showing British possessions and trade routes, with Eurasia and Africa at center and Australia, the Pacific and the Indian Ocean around it. Political boundaries are shaded in red, orange, yellow and green, with shipping lines and distance notes drawn across the oceans, and two smaller world maps appear at the bottom showing Spanish and Portuguese possessions about 1500 and European colonization about 1650.























