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BAS-RHIN. STRASBOURG area. "Territorium Argentora Tense" by Joannes JANSSON (c. 1630). Strasbourg in the center. Drawing by Petrus Kœlavit (47 x 56.5 cm) Condition A-

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BAS-RHIN. STRASBOURG area. "Territorium Argentora Tense" by Joannes JANSSON (c. 1630). Strasbourg in the center. Drawing by Petrus Kœlavit (47 x 56.5 cm) Condition A-

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