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1922 Map of South Africa - Eastern Half - Excellent Condition, Original Bartholomew Map Transvaal

1922 Map of South Africa - Eastern Half - Excellent Condition, Original Bartholomew Map Transvaal

Name: 1922 Map of South Africa - Eastern Half - Excellent Condition, Original Bartholomew Map Transvaal
SKU: BB10397
Price: 745.00 ZAR
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Condition

Secondhand

Location

South Africa

Area

Africa

Time Period

1900-1950

Type

Political Map

Product code

BB10397

Bob Shop ID

652488556

South Africa - Eastern Half

1922 Original Map

Excellent Condition

The map is an original 1922 issue and NOT a reproduction.

It measures 440mm x 576mm in total

The map is printed in full colour and the paper is still crisp with original sheen. The map is in excellent condition with no signs of fading, aging or wear. The map is folded in half, as published. Original 1922 map of the Eastern Half of South Africa Published by the Edinburg Geographical Institute from a map by John Bartholomew & Sons, as a part of :"The Times Atlas". It includes Transvaal, Orange Free State, Durban and and a small section of the Cape Province as well as Swaziland and Basutoland. There are insets of Port Elizabeth and Durban.