Crimean War Broadsheet Map Mapmaker(s)_John Speed but he printed under his

but he printed under his own name between 1536 and 1545

with its adminstrative centre at Tsingtau

His letters to Griffith are unusually affectionate

but generally a very good example

first published in 1902 with corrections to 1909

Crimean War Broadsheet Map Mapmaker(s)_John Speed but he printed under hisCarte de la Guerre de la Crime. Edite par Lmrey et E. Gratier This Crimean War broadsheet map includes an inset of Sebastopol and a view of the battle of the Alma. It bears a circular ministre de l'intrieur ink stamp, evidently licensing the map for distribution by colportage. Condition & Materials Lithographed broadsheet map, sheet size 35 x 45 cm, folded into 8 panels, original hand colour; blank verso with contemporary [ownership?] inscription of