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| Shopify Unique ID: | 10791430816036 |
| SKU: | A4L/2609/Uphoto2 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR389 (6) |
| Category: |
New Zealand History: Towns, Cities, Regions, Suburbs Pictorial Books |
| New / Used: | Used |
Description
70 PHOTOGRAPHIC GEMS OF WELLINGTON: The Empire City of New Zealand
DESCRIPTION
Format: medium card cover, string bound
Published: Whitcombe and Tombs 1920
Size (mm): 325 w x 220 h x 3 d
Pages: 24
SKU: A4L/2609/Uphoto2
ABOUT
A softcover photographic souvenir created to showcase the capital, Wellington's early 20th-century urban growth, natural harbor, and civic pride to travelers and locals alike.
Features 24 pages filled with classic black-and-white photographs capturing architectural landmarks, streets, and scenic landscape vistas of New Zealand's capital.
CONDITION
Immaculate for age with only light wear/marks on covers, wear on cover edges, odd mark on title page, otherwise pages near new, no stamps or inscriptions.
IMAGES
Are of the actual item and depict all need to know detail.
REMARKS
Scarce
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