The Far East - Industries and Communications
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The Far East - Industries and Communications, Amalgamated Press (1908). Via artnap.com
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This printed map titled The Far East, Industries and Communications shows China, Korea, Japan and Formosa with colored regions, red lines for railways and shipping routes, and small inset maps of Port Arthur and Dalni, the approaches to Shanghai, and Tokio Bay.
