Large Paris tramway/bus with lines edited by Taride circa 1920 , The Taride publishing house was created in 1852 by Alphonse Taride who was one of the first to make road, tourist and school maps and a plan of Paris by arrondissements.The Taride maps were published until the years 1970-1975, as well as Terrestrial Globes , after an association with Hachette for the edition of a road guide, the Maison Taride closes its doors and enters history. Some of the legendary station name will evoque the Paris of the Hollywood movie .; Tramway and Bus stop of the near surburban city. Those were to be found in Subway station and at the entrance of the station . The Thiers fortification of 1843 still marked the limit of Paris so it place it in the early part of the 20th, the work of demolitions started in 1920 . This map was included in a large books of french map of Paris and its surronding , some of the map are dated from 1923 while other are from the early 1900..; Very colorfull and attractive original print , few are left due to their utilitarian destination .; 24 x 19 inches , good condition , original print from the first quarter of the 20Th linen back orriginally . Map sold separatly .;

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