1930s Bilad Al-Sham Framed Vintage Map Reprint Size:11″×14″ WIDTH (inches) LENGTH (inches) S

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this detailed English-language city map of Damascus is a wonderful snapshot in time before the mass expansion of the city

this design reflects the nation’s renewed visual identity and spirit of rebirth

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Local legend claims that the minaret is named after the daughter of the merchant who provided lead for the minaret's roof

1930s Bilad Al-Sham Framed Vintage Map Reprint Size:11″×14″ WIDTH (inches) LENGTH (inches) SThis undated Arabic language map was likely published in the 1930's in Damascus and created by Syrian cartographer Hamdi Tarabein ( ). Titled 'Bilad Al Sham' ( ), it showcases Syria and the Levant Iraq, Turkiye, Transjordan and Palestine. The Hatay Province (Liwa Aleskenderun, ) is shown as part of Syria (until 1938 when France ceded it to Turkiye). This is a hi res reprint (not an original), framed and printed on thick matte paper. Ayous wood . 75