
Egypt, The Sudan and Abyssinia
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Egypt, The Sudan and Abyssinia, Amalgamated Press (1908). Via artnap.com
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A colored lithographic map titled Egypt, The Sudan and Abyssinia, showing the Nile valley, desert regions, and political boundaries in pink, yellow, and green washes. Inset plans show Alexandria, the Somali coast, and Aden, with a scale bar and legend in the lower corner. The sheet was issued by the Amalgamated Press in 1908.























