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Earth and its inhabitants
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Earth and its inhabitants
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Game entitled The earth and its inhabitants; concertina sheet is separate. Globe and concertina sheet, as in The world with ist [sic] inhabitants. Also two other similar concertina sheets showing peoples of the world (unrelated and catalogued separately); Englischman. Englaender; Old German. Alt Teutscher; Tyrolian. Tyroler; Hungarian. Ungar; Spaniard. Spanier; Laplander. Lapplaender; Polander. Pole; Caribee. Karaibe; Patagonian. Patagonier; Mexican. Mexicaner; Van Diemenslander. Van Diemenslaender; Friendchaps Jslander. Freundschaftsinsulaner; Marguesas Jslander. Marquesasinsulaner; New Batave. Neuhollaender; Egyptian. Egyptier; Gold Eoost Negro. Neger der Goldkuste; Congolan. Bewohner von Congo; Jago. Jaga; Hottentot. Hottentot; Greenlander. Gronslaender; Canadian. Canadier; Baschkire. Baschkir; Turk. Turke; Arabian. Araber; Persian. Perser; Chinese. Chineser; Kamschadale. Kamtschadale; Moor. Maur; Image 9
Date 1850
date QS:P571,+1850-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Dimensions concertina sheet, 2p., globe; 55 x 61 x 53 (box) mm; 115 x 76 (sheet) mm
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Games 21 (3)
Notes Allegro identifier: 20030926/14:16:24$jl .
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