(MANCHE-CHERBOURG-50) - GRANDE VUE PANORAMIQUE - Cherbourg, vue prise de la petite Fauconnière. Souvenir de la visite du Prince Louis Napoléon des 6, 7 & 8 Septembre 1850 - Dessin par J. Mauger - Gravé par Salatre - Imprimé et édité à Paris par Chardon ainé et Axe - Edité à Loudres chez Gambart, à St Pétersbourg chez Velten, à Cherbourg chez Feuardent, à Berlin chez Ch. Meder, à Madrid chez Stampa. - Engraving, on wove paper. Beautiful colors. Margins - Sheet size: H. 417 xmm L.914mm - Subject size: H. 425mm x L.990mm. - Condition A/B (cut at the copperplate mark on three sides, a tear in the left and right margins, some handling marks and formerly mounted on cardboard).

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