Maps of the Balkan Peninsula. Germany. Jitomir. Buda Pest. Bucuresti. Sofiya. Athenai.

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6 (of 7), coloured maps loose within contemporary portfolio, each with a small printed label to verso with number, with the supplementary sheet: Table of treaties affecting Balkan Boundaries. Maps are: No 1, Jitomir, Provisional Ed (North M 35), 1:1,000,000, 1915, 57.3*59.5 cm, GSGS No 2758. No 2, Buda Pest, 3rd Provisional Ed, (North L 34), 1:1,000,000, 1918, 56.5*59.2 cm, 2758 . No 3, Bucuresti, 3rd Provisional Ed, (North L 35), 1:1,000,000, 1918, 57*60.3 cm, GSGS No 2758. No 4, Sofiya, 3rd Provisional ed, (North K 34), 1:1,000,000, 1918, 58*60 cm, GSGS No 2758. No 5, Istambul (Constantinople), North 35, 1:1,000,000, 1918, 64.5*63.6 cm, 2 small crease tears, GSGS No 2555. No 6, Athenai, 2nd Provisional Ed, (North J 34), 1:1,000,000, 1917, 61.5*59.6 cm, GSGS No 2758. No 7, LACKING, [Skeleton Map of South East Europe]. No 8, Table of Treaties affecting Balkan Boundaries, to explain Historical Map, 37.2*32 cm. Very difficult to list, COPAC shows the Library of Congress as the only place held, although there are a few maps listed individually. Handbooks prepared under the direction of the Historical Section of the Foreign Office, No 15. Uncommon. 0