WHK 23 Österreichischer Sukzessionskrieg 1740-1748 bis zum Aachener Frieden: Plan der Züge in den Highlands von Schottland zwischen Sterling und Inverness, 1745 und 1746

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Wilhelmshöher Kriegskarten >> Österreichischer Sukzessionskrieg 1740-1748 bis zum Aachener Frieden >> WHK 23 Österreichischer Sukzessionskrieg 1740-1748 bis zum Aachener Frieden
(1745) 1746
Wilhelmshöher Kriegskarten
382x465 mm
Karte/Plan
Identifikation (Karte/Plan): Originaltitel: A Map of the King's Roads, made by his Excellency General Wade in the Highlands of Scotland from Sterlin to Inverness with the Adjacent Countries etc.

Identifikation (Karte/Plan): Inhaltliche Beschreibung: Englische Truppen in Schottland

Identifikation (Karte/Plan): Inhaltliche Beschreibung: Plan des schottischen Hochlands von Sterling bis an die Seen bei Inverness

Identifikation (Karte/Plan): Inhaltliche Beschreibung: mit Einzeichnungen der Positionen von Rebellen

Herstellerangaben: Drucker / Verleger: Kitchin; Willdey

Herstellerangaben: Drucker / Verleger: T. Kitchin, sulp., Tho. Willdey

Herstellerangaben: Erscheinungsort: London

Weitere Angaben (Karte/Plan): Maßstab: 16 Meilen = 8,7 cm

Weitere Angaben (Karte/Plan): Ausführung: Kupferstich, teilkoloriert

Weitere Angaben (Karte/Plan): Blattzahl: 1

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