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Scheletro stradale di Trieste / per F. Pfeiffer, ingenere e meccanico
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Prospetto degli studj dell' I.R. Accademia di commercio e nautica in Trieste
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Kirkpatrick reference: 125 Description: 2 issues (1870-71, 1871-72) Imprint: Trieste : Tipografia di Lodovico Herrmanstorfer Ownership notes: Initials "R.F.B." on front cover of the 1870-71 issue. Insertions: "Statuto della Associazione Triestina di Ginnastica" (7, [1] pages)
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Panorama delle Alpi carniche e goriziane preso da Opcina presso Trieste Panorama der venetianischen u. görzischen Alpen vom Triangulirungspuncte Opcina bei Triest
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Kirkpatrick Catalogue entry: "2509 Club Alpino Austro-Germanico. Sezione di Trieste. Panorama delle Alpi carniche e goriziane preso de Opcina presso Trieste. Vienna, Stamperia di Corte ed Instituto artistico di. G. Reiffenstein., [18--]. 1 sheet. [see cabinet]."The peaks and towns are numbered with a key at the bottom given their names and, in case of the mountains, their heights.Das deutscher und oesterreichischer Alpenvereins was formed on January 1st 1874 by the merging of the German Alpine Club and the Austrian Alpine Club (Brockhaus' Conversations-Lexikon: allgemeine deutsche Real-Encyklopädie, F.A. Brockhaus, Leipzig, 1882, volume 1, page 479). The end date provided is the year Burton died. MS notes: Burton (map cabinet) Club Alpine 2509. Printing Process: Lithography.
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Album Mondiale di Disegni per Ricami
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Nuova rete ferroviaria : per avvicinare Trieste alla Pontebba, al Brennero ed all'Italia
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Kirkpatrick Catalogue entry: "2533 [Trieste.] Nouva rete ferroviaria per avvicinare Trieste alla Pontebba, al Brennero ed all'Italia. Trieste, H. Rieter, [18--]. 1 sheet. [see p.]."MS extension of the rail line in the bottom left, some place names added as well."In 1842 the first portion of the Milan-Venice (Lombardy-Venetian) Rwy. was opened. This line was first proposed in 1837; however, construction was postponed for a time, due to Austrian military activities in the region. By 1860, this railway had been extended northeast from Venice to Udine, where it met a branch of the Vienna-Trieste Sudbahn." From World railways of the nineteenth century: a pictorial history in Victorian engravings, by Jim Harter, 2005, page 184.The dates suggested are the year the Lombardy-Venetian line met the Vienna-Trieste line, and the year of Burton's death. Stamp: H. Rieter Trieste. MS notes: R.B. 11492x. Hand written placenames by R.B. . Prime meridian: GM. Relief: no. Graphic Scale: Leagues. Projection: Cylindrical. Printing Process: Lithography. Verso Text: Sticker: R. B. 11492x. Stamps: Kensington Public Libraries. .
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