Digital Image: 1927 Abramovich City Plan or Map of Harbin, China in Cyrillic

Harbin-abramovich-1927_d
ПЛАНЬ г. ХАРБИНА и ФУДАДЯНА. / Plan of Harbin and Fudadyan. - Main View
ПЛАНЬ г. ХАРБИНА и ФУДАДЯНА. / Plan of Harbin and Fudadyan. - Main View
ПЛАНЬ г. ХАРБИНА и ФУДАДЯНА. / Plan of Harbin and Fudadyan. - Alternate View 1
ПЛАНЬ г. ХАРБИНА и ФУДАДЯНА. / Plan of Harbin and Fudadyan. - Main View Thumbnail
ПЛАНЬ г. ХАРБИНА и ФУДАДЯНА. / Plan of Harbin and Fudadyan. - Alternate View 1 Thumbnail
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Digital Image: 1927 Abramovich City Plan or Map of Harbin, China in Cyrillic

Harbin-abramovich-1927_d

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  • ПЛАНЬ г. ХАРБИНА и ФУДАДЯНА. / Plan of Harbin and Fudadyan.
  • Added: Wed, 26 Mar 2025 11:03:00
  • Original Document Scale: 1 : 11000
Highpoint of Russian Harbin.
$50.00
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(w/ historical analysis)

Title

ПЛАНЬ г. ХАРБИНА и ФУДАДЯНА. / Plan of Harbin and Fudadyan.
  1927 (undated)     43.75 x 33 in (111.125 x 83.82 cm)     1 : 11000

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FOR THE ORIGINAL ANTIQUE MAP, WITH HISTORICAL ANALYSIS, CLICK HERE.

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Cartographer

Lev Markovich Abramovich (1884 - 1948) was a Russian Jewish emigré who lived and worked in Harbin, China, as a typographer, lithographer, and bookbinder. He graduated from a vocational school in Odessa in 1903 and worked in the Echo of China printing house in Shanghai from 1907 until 1910. Abramovich arrived in Harbin in 1910 and he founded the Typo-Lite-Zincoography L.M. Abramovich (Типо-Лито-Цинкографя Л. М. Абрамовича) in 1911. Authors living in 'Russian Harbin' often printed their books directly in printing houses and bypassed formal publishing houses, a practice for which Abramovich's printing firm was suited. Our research indicates that Abramovich's printing house closed in 1943. Abramovich died in Harbin in 1948. More by this mapmaker...