Description
Its name is derived from the Latin word Belgica
the basis for the first issues of county maps by the Ordnance Survey Office were not only decorative but a tremendous improvement geographically on earlier local maps
Paper size: - 14in x 10in (360mm x 255mm)
Being part of the Mediterranean world
Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in Scotland in the reign of Charles II
1859 Aubert Antique Print View of Sydney, Australia from the North to The Rocks Spain & Portugal Its name is derived fromTitle : Sydney (Australie) Size: 10in x 7in (255mm x 180mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Date : 1859 Ref #: 82028 Description: This original steel plate engraved antique print an view of Sydney NSW from the north across Circular Quay & The Rocks with a view to St James Church on Kings St across where the Harbour Bridge is now situated by Pierre Eugene Aubert was published by Dufour, Mulat and Boulanger, Paris in 1859. General Definitions: Paper
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