This charming 1930s map of Venice was published by the Compagnia Venezia Murano, one of the oldest glass manufacturers in the city. It was printed to advertise the company's glassware exhibition and showrooms to tourists and is printed in both French and English. Below the map are panoramic illustrations of the buildings along the Grand Canal. The back of the map has a suggested itinerary and further information about the company's history and glassware, including some photographs of the inside of the showrooms.

This map is undated, but the Ponte della Liberta, the only road bridge into Venice can be seen in the upper-left corner, suggesting a date after 1933. There is also a little illustration of an automobile at the end of the road bridge, which, stylistically, would rule out a post-WW2 date.

Printed colour. [IT3610]