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Deutsch: 2 Kt. auf 1 Bl. : unkolor. (27 x 17 cm); Koordinaten E 8°52'22"-E 8°57'23"/N 44°25'40"-N 44°23'35"; Maßstab in graph. Form (Mil Pas Geometriq.). - Titelkartusche oben links. - Verfasserangabe unten rechts. - Widmungskartusche oben rechts. - Vermutlich aus: Fer, Nicolas de: Les Forces de L'Europe, ou Description des Principales Villes. - Ohne Relief. - Enth.: Geneve
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