Commercial & Political Map Of The World On Mercator's Projection
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Published just after the end of the First World War. The British Empire was at its peak as indicated by the prominent use of pink to denote its territories. Insets show territorial gains by the British from Germany in Oceania, Africa and Central Europe. Further insets show details of the Suez and Panama canals, and of economic output of major exporting countries. Along the top edge, clocks indicate different time zones. This attractive map folds into worn, original cloth gilt boards, and has a decorative title piece at lower centre.
region: World Maps
mapmakers:
A. Gross
Geographia Co. Inc
place and date of publication:
London c. 1920
medium and colour:
Lithograph, Original colour
ref:
40753
size in mm: 950 by 1455mm (37.5 by 57.25 inches). Price: £ 600£ 360 |
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