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by Phil Cardamone
$39.00
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Our lightweight, microfiber tapestries are available in three different sizes and feature incredible artwork to complement any wall space. Each tapestry has hemmed edges for secure hanging with nails and/or thumbtacks.
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Ireland Divided into Provinces and Counties. Map shows geographic divisions in 1798, an historic map reproduction. Original from a British atlas... more
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Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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"Ireland Divided into Provinces and Counties." Map shows geographic divisions in 1798, an historic map reproduction. Original from a British atlas published by cartographer William Faden. This restored, detailed reproduction brings out many details and landmarks, making this map a great historical reference. I have selected interesting, old graphic images for digital restoration and editing. The images were adjusted and brightened-not merely scanned-to make the images suitable for display and other purposes. © 2020 for this restored reproduction.
I live in the United States and use mostly Nikon and Sony equipment. My work includes fine art photography, B&W imagery, and enhanced, restored reproductions of old images and maps. Many of my images displayed here can be licensed through http://licensing.pixels.com. Please contact me for any special needs concerning the use of my images. Thank you for stopping by and looking at my work. Feel free to browse my images and comment, if you wish. The 5 x 7 greeting card size is suitable for framing if you would like a small print of one of my images. Please note that images on this site may not be used for any commercial publication or on any personal website without written permission. It is illegal to copy, post, scan or duplicate...
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