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This pictorial guide to Spokane, Washington was published in 1992 by Robert and Marjorie Ingalls of Tourmap, Inc. Small vignettes designed by Marjorie identify many of the Lilac City's most iconic tourist attractions, historic sites, and natural features. Local businesses particularly relevant to the traveler; such as hotels, transportation options, and restaurants, are also noted. Further pertinent information and a map of the Spokane Skywalk can be found on the verso. Sheet Height (in) 10.7 Condition A Goodreased along fold lines, otherwise in fine condition.

This attractive pictorial map presents beautiful, full color illustrations of nearly twenty of Denmark's most iconic attractions. Castles, gardens, cities and beaches - the Scandinavian country has a variety of pleasurable activities and interesting places to visit. The map was published in the early 1960's in Deerfield, Illinois by the Kitchens of Sara Lee, Inc. Sheet Height (in) 27.6 Condition B- "Water damage and minor sheet loss in the lower right corner and along the bottom of the sheet. A 3" tear along the top center of the page has been repaired on verso.".

paperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Paperback. Pub Date: 2020-12-01 Pages: 336 Publisher: Research Press In 1986. Longzhou was listed as a batch-weight poor county.?Since the horn of the fight against poverty has been sounded. the Longzhou County Party Committee and the county government have led the people of the county to carry forward the glorious tradition and revolutionary spirit of the Longzhou Uprising. centering on the goal of decisive victory and building a well-off society in an all-round way. and met.

This simple street plan outlines the iconic Manhattan neighborhood of Greenwich Village in the mid-1960s. At the time, it was a hotspot for the counterculture movement, but the village has 'cleaned up' its image for this publication, intended for a broad audience attending the 1964/65 World's Fair. Nearly three hundred separate locations (listed on the verso) are numbered across the map, prefixed with letters that identify their respective category; Antique Shops, Art Galleries, Nightclubs, etc. Twelve particular points of interest, including NYU, the Thomas Paine House, and Washington Square Park, are noted according to the legend in the lower right. Subway stations are also identified according to their operator. Sheet Height (in) 16.6 Condition A- Some light discoloration and creasing is visible along the former fold lines, most evident on the right side of the page. Remains in very good condition overall. Printed on strong paper with bright colors.

"This straightforward map of the French and Belgian coast along the English Channel presents the route of the 107th U.S. Infantry Regiment during the unit's World War I campaign. Debarkation in Brest in May of 1918 was followed by a rapid advance across France, with the first enemy contact coming in late August at the Battle of Vierstraat Ridge. This was followed by extremely heavy fighting in the Second Battle of the Somme when the regiment, operating as part of the 27th Division, attempted to pierce the fortified Hindenburg Line. The 107th was relieved in October of 1918, but only after sustaining about 1,900 casualties. At the commencement of the fighting, the unit totaled about 3,000 men and officers. The map is accompanied by an index of the regiment's headquarters, with additional locations provided by the battalion and for the machine gun company, where applicable. The image was designed by Sergeant George F. DeZeller of the 107th Infantry Regiment. The map was likely published in 1920 as part of History of the 107th Infantry, U.S.A. Source: New York State Military Museum" Sheet Height (in) 14.9 Condition B+ "Creasing and some extraneous wrinkling along old fold lines. Scattered spotting visible across the top of the page. A large closed tear, about 5" long, can be seen on the left side and has been repaired on the verso. Some small tears and soiling present in the margins. About good condition overall.".

This detailed copperplate engraved map shows the important historical region in Central Europe known as Lusatia. Today, the area is split between Poland and Germany, but around the time of publication it was a part of the Hapsburg Empire and an important battleground in the ongoing Thirty Years' War. The image includes a number of castles, identified according to the legend on the left side of the page. This key also shows the symbols for a variety of settlement types, religious locations, and iron workshops. A decorative cartouche in the lower left shows upper-class figures clad in contemporary dress showcasing two popular (and expensive) hunting methods - hawking and the musket. Sheet Height (in) 18.25 Condition A- Light creasing and faint wear along the vertical centerfold, and a few small spots in the margins. Several small tears along the outer edges, the largest have been repaired on the verso. Very good overall, with attractive hand color.