Earth, but not as we know it
EARTH, but not as we know it Twenty years in the making, EARTH is the largest atlas in publishing history. Created by Australian publishers Millennium House the limited edition atlas features the work of more than 100 international cartographers, oceanographers, and geographers. Only 2000 copies of EARTH have been printed, with publishers saying only one in 3.3 million people around the globe will have the opportunity to buy it.
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The $5000 atlas was made even more of a collector's item when the publishers deciding to destroy the printing plates following printing. Here's a sneak peek that won't cost you the earth.... Tue Oct 2008 09:10 (1 month, 1 week ago)
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