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Ceuta; I. Peeters excudit.

Ceuta; I. Peeters excudit.

Peeters Jacques

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Carte particuliere des côtes d'Espagne et Barbarie depuis Gibraltar Jusqu'Au Cap De Palle Et Depuis Ceuta Jusqu'Au Cap Ferat [cartographic material] / Par Michelot et Bremond. Gravé par P. Starck-man.

Carte particuliere des côtes d'Espagne et Barbarie depuis Gibraltar Jusqu'Au Cap De Palle Et Depuis Ceuta Jusqu'Au Cap Ferat [cartographic material] / Par Michelot et Bremond. Gravé par P. Starck-man.

Henri Michelot

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Nouveau plan de la ville de Gibraltar; Située au detroit de ce nom... /; Par N.de Fer ; A. Coquart Sculp.

Nouveau plan de la ville de Gibraltar; Située au detroit de ce nom... /; Par N.de Fer ; A. Coquart Sculp.

Fer Nicolas de, 1646-1720

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Rade et ville de Ceute [cartographic material].

Rade et ville de Ceute [cartographic material].

Jacques Nicolas Bellin 1703-1772

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Tingis, Lusitanis, Tangiar.

Tingis, Lusitanis, Tangiar.

Frans Hogenberg approximately 1539-1590

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