Remarkable and Singular Vietnamese and French Manuscript Map Illustrating the Long Wall of Quảng Ngãi and the Route Mandarine This fascinating Vietnamese manuscript map on linen depicts the huyên or district of Nghĩa Hành, located in the rural...
Detailed sea chart of the region extending from Singapore, Gulf of Siam, Cambodia, Vietnam, Mindanao and Borneo, first published by the East India Company in 1821. Extremely detailed chart of the region, with a number of coastal profiles. The present...
Scarce American map of the Don-Nai River from Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) to the Sea, based upon the work of American, John White, which appeared in his History of A Voyage To The China Sea. White's map improves on the mapping of the region by Jean...
Scarce and highly detailed map of Southeast Asia and the Philippines, published by Lizars. The map extends from Hainan and the Gulf of Tonkin to Pegu and the Bay of Bengal, in the North and showing all of the Philippines, Papual New Guinea, Timor,...
![Asie No. 110. Partie De Camboge [Vietnam]](/map/small/0206gh.jpg)
Scarce and highly detailed map of Southeast Asia, including southern China, the Philippines, the Malaysian Peninsula and extending south to Java, Timor and the northern tip of Australia. Includes rivers, some early roads, towns, topographical details,...
Fine panoramic view of Muntok in the top and two charts of Strait Bangka and offshore of Muntok on Bangka, drawn by Pistorius and I.W.Burslen. This group is of considerable historical importance as the first published maps focusing on Palembang,...
![Asiatic Archipelago [Early Singapore Inset]](/map/small/66879.jpg)
First State! Nice example of John Arrowsmith's map of the Asiatic Archipelago, including a large inset map of Singapore. Centered on the Philippines and Borneo, the map shows a number of different seasonal passages through the region to Hong Kong and...
Interesting, detailed antique map of Southeast Asia published by John Arrowsmith in London in 1832. The map is noteworthy for its political delineations, including the following states: Empire of Anam Camboja Siam Lao Burmah
Nice wash color example of David Burr's map of Southeast Asia and the Philippines Burr's Atlas was perhaps the most elegant American commercially published atlas of its time, utilizing wonderful wash colors and elegant engraving style. Burr studied...
Scarce French sea chart of Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Celebes and environs, published by the Depot General de la Marine. The map extends from the Straits of Malacca in the West to Borneo and south to Sandal Wood (Pulau Sumba), southwest of Java and Bali....
Fine lithographed map of South East Asia by A Vuillemin. Includes Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore and Java.
Second state of this rare sea chart of the Singapore Straits and environs, published by the Depot de la Marine. The map is one of several charts prepared in the mid-1840s by Urban Dortet de Tessan, for the Depot de la Marine, utilizing contemporary...
Detailed sea chart of the region extending from Southern Borneo and Java to the Celebes and Borneo, with 2 large insets, published by the East India Company in 1848. The need for more accurate charts was forcibly brought home to James Horsburgh on May...
Detailed sea chart of the region extending from Southern Borneo and Java to the Celebes and Borneo, with 2 large insets, published by the East India Company in 1848. The need for more accurate charts was forcibly brought home to James Horsburgh on...
Rare French sea chart of Java, Madura, Bali, Lombok and neighboring islands, published by the Depot de la Marine in Paris. The chart includes extensive sailing annotations in an early hand. The most interesting note appears in northern Lombok,...
