Old map of South America — Trade routes | Brazil, Argentina

Authentic old map of South America, referenced 16, a historical document of absolutely remarkable richness. It showcases the South American continent in all its vastness — from the Panama Canal to Patagonia, from the Andes to the Amazon basin — with cartographic precision and a density of economic information that is rare. The resources and export flows by country are detailed with fascinating meticulousness: Venezuelan oil, Bolivian tin, Chilean copper, Brazilian coffee, Argentine meats and cereals — all directed towards the United States, Great Britain, and Europe. Insets detail the Panama Canal and the Río de la Plata region, highlighting the strategic importance of these vital routes. A striking economic portrait of a continent at the height of its exports to the Western world. The trilingual legends — French, English, and Spanish — confirm the prestige of this international edition. A rare and captivating piece, ideal for framing in a vintage interior with character. Condition: Very good state of preservation — the colours remain bright and contrasting, the map exudes an immediate and appealing visual presence. Delivery: The map will be carefully protected and packaged with the utmost care to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. Available for free collection in Paris and Lyon.