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'Serenissimorum potentissimorumque Principum Habsburgi- Augustriacorum Stemma', by...
Catalogue reference: SP 112/105
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1616
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'Serenissimorum potentissimorumque Principum Habsburgi- Augustriacorum Stemma', by Theodoric Piesport & Theodoric Marcel. Brussels, 1616. Map of Hapsburg lands at page iv
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- Maps and plans
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