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Japan, The Tourist Land.
I found this little box of postcards at a flea market recently. The man selling them said they belonged to his father who served in Japan after World War II. He held on to them all his life, along with … Continue reading
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Tagged 1950s, japan, japanese, old postcards, souvenirs of Japan, vintage postcards
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More Pictorial Maps by Jacques Liozu
Here are some more pictorial maps by French illustrator Jacques Liozu. I’ve blogged before about Liozu and posted some of his pictorial maps of American states, but here we have some maps he drew from a totally different region of the world: … Continue reading
Posted in old maps, paper ephemera
Tagged 1940s, 1950s, africa, alexandria, cairo, camels, casablanca, constantine, egypt, France, french, french colonies, french illustrator, jacques liozu, maps, morocco, nile delta, north africa, old maps, palm trees, pictorial maps, rabat, rio de oro, spanish morocco, the sahara, tunis, tunisia
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