Indian Empire - Industries and Communications
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Indian Empire - Industries and Communications, Amalgamated Press (1908). Via artnap.com
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A colored printed map of the Indian Empire showing regions, mountain ranges, and seas, with red railway lines, shipping routes, and small red and black labels marking industries and products such as cotton, tea, rice, and coal. Latitude and longitude grid lines frame the sheet, and a legend in the lower left explains the symbols.
