Description
original-colour lithograph.
EXTREMELY RARE small vintage map with great detail of Manila’s growing city areas, from ‘Enciclopedia Universal Ilustrada Europeo-Americana”.
Plano de Manila
Condition
with centerfold as issued, tanned paper, with some stains, tears and creases on margins, light scuffing, foxing.
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