France and The Low Countries - Industries and Communications
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France and The Low Countries - Industries and Communications, Amalgamated Press (1908). Via artnap.com
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A printed colour map of France, the Low Countries, the British Isles and parts of Germany and Switzerland, with railways, canals, shipping routes and distances in nautical miles drawn across the terrain. Red lettering marks principal industries and products such as coal, iron, wine and cotton across the regions. The work is catalogued as a print from 1908 by Amalgamated Press.
