spine gone (so now two boards with maps still affixed) mostly light or inoffensive signs of handling and time but nothing severe or unsightly
only trivial staining or soiling
Light spotting to some images
dissected and mounted to linen by publisher in eight panels as issued
entirely worthy of display or gift-giving
Southern France Riviera Languedoc Gascony 1766 Brion Desnos decorative map White House spine gone (so now twoGouvernemens de Languedoc, de Roussillon, de Foix, et Parie de Celui, De Guienne et Gascogne. (Old Maps, 18th Century Maps, Europe, France, Languedoc, Foix, Gascony) Issued Paris, 1766 by Brion de la Tour. Provence and Marseille are at right side, Spain lower left. Decorative mid 18th century antique map. Engraved with original hand color. Central diagram is surrounded by two columns of text which have been separately printed with movable type and