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Manabi a la vista
Juan B. Ceriola
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Publisher
E. Rodenas
Language
Spanish
Pages
186

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Subjects
Description and travel, Views, Pictorial works
Places
Manabí (Ecuador)

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Manabi a la vista: colección de fototipias con sus correspondientes explicaciones
1913, E. Rodenas
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Advertising matter interspersed.

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Guayaquil

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Library of Congress
F3741.M2 C4

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Pagination
3 p. l., 186 p. of plates and ports. (1 fold.)
Number of pages
186

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6610171M
LCCN
18016746
OCLC/WorldCat
35822379

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