jo#59436 Village of San Jento

Village of San Juento. Manila

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Author: [after a photo by] Meldrum, Miss H.

Publisher: from an anonymous publication

Year: 1895

Size: 10.2 x 14.6 cm

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SKU: 59436 Category: Costumes & People Tags: Antique Views 8, Manila Views 4, Village 1

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Condition

Description

hand coloured xylograph.

Condition

Very good to excellent condition.

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A Canal in Manila.

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Gemeine Petersilge. Fig. 996; Coptische Haardolde. Fig. 997; Aechter Kreutzkümmel. Fig. 998; Gifttiger Wasserschierting. Fig. 999; Gervöhnliche Sellerie. Fig. 1000.

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A view of Cape Espiritu Santo, on Samal, one of the Phillippine Islands… Centurion engag’d and took the Spanish Galeon call’d Nostra Seigniora de Cabadonga, from Acapulco bound to Manila.

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Haarblättrige Bärwurz. Fig. 1012; Garten-Gleisse. Fig. 1013; Fenchelsamige Rebendolde. Fig. 1014; Gebräuchlicher Fenchel. Fig. 1015.

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River Pasig, from the Citadel, Manila.

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Meerrettig-Löffelkraut. Fig. 1371; Gemeines-Hirtentäschel. Fig. 1372; Gebräuchliches Löffelkraut. Fig. 1373; Pyrenäisches Steinschmückel. Fig. 1374; Sauter's Hungerblümchen. Fig. 1375; Krähenfussblättrige Senebiere. Fig. 1376; Garten-Kresse. Fig. 1377; Stink-Kresse. Fig. 1378.

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1.) A Letter from Home; 2.) Town of Cavite, Where the Revolution started; 3.) Drawing a "Bee-line" on a Spaniard; 4.) In Havana-View across the Plaza from the Inihan Statue; 5.) Types of United States Army in Campaign Uniform; 6.) Jolly Coal Heavers on the Charleston.

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History of Cartography

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Chief and Escort of Aetas, or Negritos, The Original Natives of the Philippines, Living in Mountains.

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The National Geographic Magazine October, 1934, vol. LXVI, No.4

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