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Condizione: spine and boards are worn. Original cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering, spine and boards are worn. , Size : Folio (330mm x 410mm), Illustrated with Geological Map of the Maritime Provinces, Map of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada, Counties of Resticouche and Madawaska New Brunswick, County of Victoria New Brunswick, County of Carleton New Brunswick, County of York New Brunswick, County of Charlotte New Brunswick, County of Gloucester New Brunswick, County of Northumberland New Brunswick, County of Kent New Brunswick, Counties of Sunbury and Queens New Brunswick, County of Kings New Brunswick, County of Saint John New Brunswick, Counties of Westmorland and Albert New Brunswick, County of Cumberland Nova Scotia, County of Colchester Nova Scotia, County of Hants Nova Scotia, County of Kings Nova Scotia, County of Lunenburg Nova Scotia, Counties of Annapolis and Queens Nova Scotia, Counties of Yarmouth and Shelburne Nova Scotia, County of Digby Nova Scotia, County of Halifax Nova Scotia, county of Pictou Nova Scotia, Counties of Antigonish and Guysborough Nova Scotia, Counties of Inverness and Victoria Nova Scotia, Counties of Cape Breton and Richmond Nova Scotia, Counties of Queens and Kings Prince Edward Island, County of Pince Prince Eward Island, Map of the City of St. John and Town of Portland N.B., Map of the City of Halifax, Chatham, Newcastle, Charlottetown, City of Fredericton,Moncton, St. Stephen, Saint Andrews, Moncton, Hillsborough, Surrey P.O., Edgettes, Hopewell Cape, Salisbury , Hopewell Corner.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The counties of Annapolis and Queens in Nova Scotia are illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 14 inches by 11 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, cities, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The Dominion of Canada is illustrated on this brightly colored map with an inset of Newfoundland at a larger scale than the main map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 21.75 inches by 13.5 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The county of York in New Brunswick are illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 11.25 inches by 14.5 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The county of Northumberland in New Brunswick is illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 23.25 inches by 14 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The county of Glouchster in New Brunswick is illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 14.25 inches by 11.25 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The county of St.John in New Brunswick is illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 14 inches by 10.25 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The county of Carleton in New Brunswick is illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 11 inches by 14 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The county of Kent in New Brunswick is illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 11.75 inches by 14 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The county of Colchester in Nova Scotia is illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 14 inches by 11.5 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The city of St. John and the town of Portland, New Brunswick are illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 15.75 inches by 11.25 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The county of Kings in Nova Scotia is illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 14 inches by 10.25 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The counties of Sunbury and Queens in New Brunswick are illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 11 inches by 14 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The county of Charlotte in New Brunswick is illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 11 inches by 14 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The counties of Cape Brenton and Richmond in Nova Scotia are illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 15 inches by 11 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The counties of Restigouche and Madawaska in New Brunswick are illustrated on these brightly colored and very detailed maps. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 10.5 inches by 14 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, cities, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The geological composition of Canada is illustrated on this brightly colored map with an inset of Newfoundland at the same scale as the main map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 22 inches by 13.75 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The cities of Woodstock, St. Stephen and St. Andrews are illustrated on these brightly colored and very detailed maps. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 13 inches by 10.5 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The cities of Yarmouth, Amherst, Pictou, Truro, and Windsor are illustrated on these brightly colored and very detailed maps. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map measures 11.5 inches by 14.5 inches.

The "Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of Canada" was made "by a corps of competent engineers and draughtsman" and published in 1880 by Roe Brothers. The beautiful and unique hand colored maps show areas important to trade and travel in Canada. The names of counties, provinces, towns, railroads, rivers, lakes and other significant land-forms. The counties of Inverness and Victoria in Nova Scotia are illustrated on this brightly colored and very detailed map. An inset shows the Magdalen Islands at the same scale as the main map. The maps from the Maritime Atlas would frame nicely and make fantastic additions to the collections of those interested in maritime or local history. This map extends into the margin beside a water stain. This map measures 14 inches by 23 inches.