標準大東亜分図 3: フィリッピン篇. [Hyōjun Daitōa bunzu 3: Firippin-hen].
Standard Maps of the Greater East Asia 3: The Philippines

Author: [SERIZAWA KEIGO]. 芹沢馨吾
Title: 標準大東亜分図 3: フィリッピン篇. [Hyōjun Daitōa bunzu 3: Firippin-hen].
Standard Maps of the Greater East Asia 3: The Philippines
Publication: 東京. [Tokyo]. 統制社. [Toseisha]. Showa 18 [ 1943]

Description:

Colour folding map, scale 1:3000000, 78 x 53.5 cm, folds to 27 x20cm in the original wrapper. Small pinpoint holes at folds, closed tears repaired with archival washi, some light browning on reverse. A very good copy.

This 1943 map of the Philippines is the 3rd map in the series of 20 of the Greater East Asia maps. It covers the Philippine Islands as well as a section of northern Borneo.

When referring to this item please quote stockid 176168.

Seller ID: 176168

Subject: All Galleries, Ephemera and Maps

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