Strade ferrate e navigazione dell'Italia 1865
Features
Author: s.a.
Publisher: L. Ronchi editore
Place of printing: Milan
Year of publication: 1865
Product Condition:
Geographical map glued to canvas on the front, folded, divided into 20 sections. The specimen is in fair condition, with minimal foxing and signs of wear on the edges of the sections and on the external edges. It is contained in a case in poor condition, marbled, with abrasions on the edges; lower edge and part of the side edge unglued. Text in Italian language.
Pages: s.n.
Format: In folio
Dimensions (cm):
Height: 73
Width: 60
Description
From the Treccani Encyclopedia: "At the time of the proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy, in March 1861, there were approximately 1,900 km of railways in the territory of the new State, to which another 500 km were added in Veneto, Friuli, Trentino and Lazio. network had a great development after the Unification, both for the completion of railway lines already planned and started previously, and for the impetus given by national governments to the railway issue. In the first decade of unification the tracks doubled their extension
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