Elements of Map Projection With Applications to Map and Chart Construction

Name: Elements of Map Projection With Applications to Map and Chart Construction
Author: Deetz, Charles H. and Oscar S. Adams

Deetz, Charles H. and Oscar S. Adams

Published by United States Government Printing Office (GPO, USGPO), Washington DC, 1945

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On the theory of projecting spherical features onto flat surfaces. One of the basic texts for cartography. This copy is clean inside, with a slight bump. The front cover, however, is very much smoke-darkened on the edges, and the back cover shows some fading. Previous owner's name on first inside page. Uncommon.

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Title: Elements of Map Projection With Applications to Map and Chart Construction
Author: Deetz, Charles H. and Oscar S. Adams
Publisher: United States Government Printing Office (GPO, USGPO), Washington DC
Publication year: 1945
Condition: Very Good
Dust jacket: No Jacket
Signed: Signed by Previous Owner
Binding: Trade Paperback
Illustrator: Maps (15 Fold-out plates)
Edition: Fifth Edition
Seller catalogs: Wm F Whitmore Library

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