Vintage Old World Map Papers 19 Antique 16th and 17th Century European and World Map Images for Scrapbooking Decoupage Collages Card Making Junk Journaling Quilling Art Origami and Mixed Media Projects

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Title: Vintage Old World Map Papers 19 Antique 16th and 17th Century European and World Map Images for Scrapbooking Decoupage Collages Card Making Junk Journaling Quilling Art Origami and Mixed Media Projects
ISBN-10: 979-8-7071-7630-2
ISBN-13: 979-8-7071-7630-2
Author(s): Ann Everett
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: 2021
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Pages: 120
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EAN: 9798707176302
ASIN: N/A
Prefix: 979
Group: 8
Group Name: United States
Group Identifier: 979-8
Registrant: 7071
Publication: 7630
Check Digit: 2
Formatted: 979-8-7071-7630-2

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