| Monday, August 6, 2007 | 13:19:28 CET | Hungarian National Archives invites offers to digitize cadastral maps
| permanent link | The Hungarian National Archives does intend to continue with its digitizing efforts. Their new tender now invites proposals (see page 27485) to digitize its S 78 collection. This collection consists of old cadastral maps of Hungarian settlements from the period 1851-1918. Amongst the maps there are both handwritten and printed ones. The current tender places the number of items to be digitized between 10,000 and 18,000.
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