Air France : De jour et de nuit, de nuit et de jour dans tous les ciels : nox post lucem lux post noctem. principales lignes exploitees en 1938-1939. "Ila ete tire de ce planisphere 200 exemplaires numerotes de i a 200." Perceval. 16. rue D'Athenes. Paris

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Associated with	Boucher, Lucien (1889-1971).

Subject	World maps > 20th century
Subject	Airlines > Maps > 20th century
Subject	Astronomy > Observations > Maps > 20th century
Subject	Solar System > Maps > 20th century
Genre	Map
Genre	Cartographic image
Genre	Maps
Genre	World maps.
Genre	Celestial charts.

Note	Full color Celestial Planisphere map, mounted on linen. Date estimated. Showing Zodiac lithographic singes and principal Air France lines superimposed on celestial illustrations on an outline map of the world.
Note	Separate Map.
Local note	Pub list no.: 8096.000.
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/sq270nd5698
Location	electronic resource

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