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Tallis' Map of the Black Sea

This meticulously crafted map of the Black Sea is a testament to the technological marvels of the Crimean War era. It vividly depicts the strategic submarine telegraph cable laid by Robert Stirling Newall, a significant achievement that revolutionized communication during that time. This map not only serves as a historical artifact but also as a remarkable piece of cartographic art.

Product Highlights

Featuring a steel engraving with original outline color, this map measures 26 x 32 cm and showcases the Black Sea in exceptional detail. It was created for the 'Illustrated Atlas' and includes engaging vignettes of Sebastapol, Varna, Odessa, Sinope, Constantinople, and Silistra, all drawn and engraved by Henry Winkles. The map is an excellent example of the precision and artistry of 19th-century cartography.

Unmatched Benefits

This map offers a unique glimpse into the past, highlighting the groundbreaking advancements in telecommunication during the Crimean War. The submarine cable laid between Varna and Balaclava reduced the typical journey time across the Black Sea by ship, enabling near-instantaneous communication between Paris and London and the Allied commanders in the field. This product is not just a map; it is a historical document that brings to life the significance of the technological developments of the time.

• Unparalleled historical value
• Exceptional cartographic detail
• Engaging vignettes of key locations