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Atlas page comparing merchant steam and sailing ship tonnage by country, with ship illustrations and Suez Canal traffic panel

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Relative Values and Comparisons. - 5. The Merchant Shipping of The World, Amalgamated Press (1908). Via artnap.com

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A page from The Harmsworth Universal Atlas shows comparative illustrations of steam and sailing vessel tonnage for principal maritime countries, with steamships and sailing ships drawn at scale. Lower panels depict Suez Canal traffic by nation and the earning capacity of shipping, with coin-style figures for each country. The print was produced by Amalgamated Press in 1908.