Pacific Arena. A Fortune Map by Richard Edes Harrison

Orthographic wartime map of the Pacific hemisphere with coloured Allied and Axis territories and explanatory text columns.

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A 1942 printed orthographic map by Richard Edes Harrison centred on the Pacific, showing a hemisphere of the globe in orange, brown and yellow tones for Allied, Axis and neutral territories. Blocks of explanatory text, a legend, a small Mercator comparison map and an inset of the other hemisphere surround the central globe.

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1942

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