Xve. Girard & Roger l'aîné - Atlas Portatif et complet du Royaume de France - 1823

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Xve. Girard & Roger l'aîné’s illustrated 1823 atlas, *Atlas Portatif et complet du Royaume de France*, contains 86 maps of French departments.

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Good illustrated edition of 86 maps of the departments of this geography work designed to offer a synthetic and practical representation of the French territory at the beginning of the 19th century -

Designed as a reference and study tool, it gathers maps that allow traversing the different regions of the kingdom, locating towns, departments, waterways, reliefs and the main territorial divisions -

Its portable nature responds to a desire to make geographic knowledge accessible to travelers, students, teachers and readers eager to better understand the organization of the country -

XVth. Girard & Roger the Elder - Portable and Complete Atlas of the Kingdom of France - 1823 - Dondey-Dupré Father and Son -
86 Maps -

Good binding condition, the work in its original paper-covered cardboard binding, stains and wear from use, some minor defects on the cover (cover partially detached), creases and tears, spine detached, headcaps torn, front board warped, corners worn, speckled edges, spine smooth and titled in black, as well as on the first plate -

Good interior condition, some stains, the work enriched with numerous departmental maps and a folding map of France, handwritten notes after the warnings, ink annotations at the top of each map dated 1826 (census), good copy -

Delivery service offered within a few days –

Good illustrated edition of 86 maps of the departments of this geography work designed to offer a synthetic and practical representation of the French territory at the beginning of the 19th century -

Designed as a reference and study tool, it gathers maps that allow traversing the different regions of the kingdom, locating towns, departments, waterways, reliefs and the main territorial divisions -

Its portable nature responds to a desire to make geographic knowledge accessible to travelers, students, teachers and readers eager to better understand the organization of the country -

XVth. Girard & Roger the Elder - Portable and Complete Atlas of the Kingdom of France - 1823 - Dondey-Dupré Father and Son -
86 Maps -

Good binding condition, the work in its original paper-covered cardboard binding, stains and wear from use, some minor defects on the cover (cover partially detached), creases and tears, spine detached, headcaps torn, front board warped, corners worn, speckled edges, spine smooth and titled in black, as well as on the first plate -

Good interior condition, some stains, the work enriched with numerous departmental maps and a folding map of France, handwritten notes after the warnings, ink annotations at the top of each map dated 1826 (census), good copy -

Delivery service offered within a few days –

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Cartography, Geography, History, Illustrated, Reference, Topography
Book title
Atlas Portatif et complet du Royaume de France
Author/ Illustrator
Xve. Girard & Roger l'aîné
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1823
Edition
Illustrated Edition
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Dondey-Dupré Père et Fils
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
86
Sold by
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Objects sold
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