Old Esperanto World Map, 1930 - International Auxiliary Language Atlas Chart - Esperantujo, Esperantists no-facebook-ads Polesworth

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but also visible are the port towns of Leith

This fantastically rare and interesting map shows the "principal families" of Ireland as of the year 1600

Over the river in the bottom right corner you can see the region of McDonough and the massive Marine Hospital

This map spans the entirety of central Paris (what would be encircled by the Périphérique or Periph in modern days) and also large swathes of land to the west and east

Old Esperanto World Map, 1930 - International Auxiliary Language Atlas Chart - Esperantujo, Esperantists no-facebook-ads PolesworthBehold! A very rare world map with countries labelled in Esperanto, the most successful international auxiliary language. The other language on this map is Dutch, not Esperanto so don't make that mistake. But every country and ocean is in Esperanto. For example, it's not the Atlantic Ocean it's the Atlanta Oceano. And it isn't Great Britain, it's Granda Britujo. Oddly, not all the countries and cities are labelled, and there are some cartographic