1856 Cap Richard Delafield Large Antique Print Fortifications of Rastatt Germany Italy He took Vercelli in 1704
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He took Vercelli in 1704 and defeated Prince Eugene at Cassano in August 1705
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1856 Cap Richard Delafield Large Antique Print Fortifications of Rastatt Germany Italy He took Vercelli in 1704Title : Rastadt Sections Date : 1856 Condition: (A) Very Good Condition Ref: 90192 Size: 26 1 2in x 14in (675mm x 355mm) Description: This large original lithograph print a plan of the fortifications around the city of Rastatt in Baden Wrttemberg, Germany during the Crimean War was engraved by John T Bowen & co. of Philadelphia and was published in the 1856 edition of Captain Richard Delafields Report on the Art of War in Europe in 1854, 1855, and
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