Paper, full colour print; 63,8 × 47,5; scale: 1:200,000; sheet title and nomenclature above frame: ‘ZAGREB’; l. l.: ‘Izrađeno i štampano u Topografskom Odelenju u Kartografskoj radionici / Vrh. Komande, po najnovijim našim i stranim podacima.’; l. r.: Privremeno autografsko izdanje.’
Purchased in 1996
HPM-32558
The ‘Zagreb’ sheet was most likely taken from the special (topographic) map of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy (‘Spezialkarte der Osterreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie’) in 1:75,000 scale, and reprinted in the 1912–1920 period, when the Military Geographical Institute was known as the Topographic Section of the High Command.
The ‘Zagreb’ sheet was most likely taken from the special (topographic) map of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy (‘Spezialkarte der Osterreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie’) in 1:75,000 scale, and reprinted in the 1912–1920 period, when the Military Geographical Institute was known as the Topographic Section of the High Command.