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JOHN SPILSBURY. A map of Asia in the form of a jigsaw puzzle. Asia in its principal divisions by J.Spilsbury. London : Spilsbury, engraver, map & print seller in Russel Court Covent Garden, 1767. From a set of four jigsaw puzzles of the four continents, believed to be the first purpose made jigsaw puzzles. Map pasted onto board and dissected along country boundaries to make an educational jigsaw puzzle. In 37 pieces. 1 map : hand col ; 44 x 47 cm. + in wooden box.; Scale indeterminable. Source: Maps.188.v.13.

JOHN SPILSBURY. A map of Asia in the form of a jigsaw puzzle. Asia in its principal divisions by J.Spilsbury. London : Spilsbury, engraver, map & print seller in Russel Court Covent Garden, 1767. From a set of four jigsaw puzzles of the four continents, believed to be the first purpose made jigsaw puzzles. Map pasted onto board and dissected along country boundaries to make an educational jigsaw puzzle. In 37 pieces. 1 map : hand col ; 44 x 47 cm. + in wooden box.; Scale indeterminable. Source: Maps.188.v.13.
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A map of Asia in the form of a jigsaw puzzle. Asia in its principal divisions by J.Spilsbury. London : Spilsbury, engraver, map & print seller in Russel Court Covent Garden, 1767. From a set of four jigsaw puzzles of the four continents, believed to be the first purpose made jigsaw puzzles. Map pasted onto board and dissected along country boundaries to make an educational jigsaw puzzle. In 37 pieces. 1 map : hand col ; 44 x 47 cm. + in wooden box.; Scale indeterminable. Source: Maps.188.v.13.
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