Port Said (Egypt)
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Port Said /; Geographical Section. General Staff. Drawn at W.O. heliographed at O.S. 1941.

Port Said /; Geographical Section. General Staff. Drawn at W.O. heliographed at O.S. 1941.

Great Britain. War Office. General Staff. Geographical Section

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Port Said

Port Said

Great Britain. General Staff

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Port Said

Port Said

Great Britain. Ordnance Survey

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Port-Said: Prince Farouk Street.

Port-Said: Prince Farouk Street.

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Panorama du Port Said

Panorama du Port Said

Zangaki

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Port-Saïd Main Street. - Rue du Commerce.

Port-Saïd Main Street. - Rue du Commerce.

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EGYPTIAN · CIGARETTE · MANUFACTORY SIMON ARZT PORT-SAÏD (·Egypt·).

EGYPTIAN · CIGARETTE · MANUFACTORY SIMON ARZT PORT-SAÏD (·Egypt·).

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