Wetterkarte; Landregen und Überschwemmung
Richard Börnstein · 1852 - 1913
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Why is this public domain? Richard Börnstein died in 1913; this work is in the public domain.
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This printed weather chart from the Deutsche Seewarte shows paired hemispheric maps with isobars, pressure centers marked H and T, wind arrows, and cloud and temperature symbols, with a handwritten weather summary and forecast below. The page carries the title Landregen und Überschwemmung and is attributed to Richard Börnstein, dated 1906.
