
Industriekarten von Deutschland XVII
Ernst Friedrich · 1867-1937
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This printed page from the series Industriekarten von Deutschland shows two colour-coded maps of Germany with red and grey symbols marking the distribution of the jute industry and of carpet and furniture-fabric factories. Explanatory German text blocks and a legend accompany the maps, and the page is numbered 88.























