Hague's Gravenhage. La Haye: Adams 1867
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Title: Hague's Gravenhage. La Haye
- Author: W. J. Adams
- Date: 1867
- Medium: Hand-colored lithograph
- Condition: Very Good Plus - age toning, light wear along issued center fold
- Inches: 6 5/8 x 4 1/4 [Image]
- Centimeters: 16.83 x 10.8 [Image]
- Product ID: 233179
Plan of Den Haag, Netherlands from an edition of Bradshaw's Guides, a series of extremely popular railway timetables and travel guides named for George Bradshaw. After Bradshaw died in 1853, first W. J. Adams and later Henry Blacklock continued to publish these guides using their original name. Bradshaw's Guides continued to be published until 1961.
Map includes a numbered legend in both Dutch and English indicating locations of important sites in the city such as palaces, churches, schools, synagogues, museums, civic institutions, etc.
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Title: Hague's Gravenhage. La Haye
- Author: W. J. Adams
- Date: 1867
- Medium: Hand-colored lithograph
- Condition: Very Good Plus - age toning, light wear along issued center fold
- Inches: 6 5/8 x 4 1/4 [Image]
- Centimeters: 16.83 x 10.8 [Image]
- Product ID: 233179
Plan of Den Haag, Netherlands from an edition of Bradshaw's Guides, a series of extremely popular railway timetables and travel guides named for George Bradshaw. After Bradshaw died in 1853, first W. J. Adams and later Henry Blacklock continued to publish these guides using their original name. Bradshaw's Guides continued to be published until 1961.
Map includes a numbered legend in both Dutch and English indicating locations of important sites in the city such as palaces, churches, schools, synagogues, museums, civic institutions, etc.
Original: $80.00
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$28.00Description
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Title: Hague's Gravenhage. La Haye
- Author: W. J. Adams
- Date: 1867
- Medium: Hand-colored lithograph
- Condition: Very Good Plus - age toning, light wear along issued center fold
- Inches: 6 5/8 x 4 1/4 [Image]
- Centimeters: 16.83 x 10.8 [Image]
- Product ID: 233179
Plan of Den Haag, Netherlands from an edition of Bradshaw's Guides, a series of extremely popular railway timetables and travel guides named for George Bradshaw. After Bradshaw died in 1853, first W. J. Adams and later Henry Blacklock continued to publish these guides using their original name. Bradshaw's Guides continued to be published until 1961.
Map includes a numbered legend in both Dutch and English indicating locations of important sites in the city such as palaces, churches, schools, synagogues, museums, civic institutions, etc.
