Gunche, Wiebeck y Turtl (sold)
Gunche, Wiebeck y Turtl (fl. c. 1892 - 1914), sometimes as Establecimiento Gráfico Gunche, Wiebeck y Turtl, was a printer based in Buenos Aires that was a frequent collaborator with Pablo Ludwig, the most prominent map publisher of the era in Argentina, if not South America as a whole. Little is known about the company and its work outside of the Ludwig maps, but they appear to have specialized in works relating to travel, geography, and history.
To the Ends of the Continent.
Nuevo Mapa de la República Argentina, Chile, Uruguay y Paraguay.
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A vividly-colored large-format 1911 folding map of southern South America (Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Paraguay), published in Buenos Aires by Pablo Ludwig. It depicts the region in the wake of large-scale immigration and expansion of infrastructure, especially in the vicinity of Buenos Aires and in the regions to the city's south. (more details)