PLEASE NOTE: We are currently not undertaking any framing or restoration work.
THIS IS A REBUBLISHED PRINT LAID ONTO CLOTH
Ref: AI014, 1895
Taken from an original antique chromolithograph published in the late 1800's. Most seaweeds live near to shore and need light to flourish. They have great commercial value in that they can be used for manure and many are edible. Agar that is extracted from seaweed is used as a gelling additive in the food industry. They are also becoming important to the drugs industry for the use in medicine.
| Rolled in a covered tube | £32.00 |
Pigment ink, archival paper, laid on cloth.
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These extremely rare maps have been in existence since they were originally printed and are not modern reproductions.
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