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1893réf. 175715New York.: Hunt & Eaton. Circa1893. Printed colour map 24 x 28 cm four thumbnail inset maps: Banana; Boma; Matadi & Environs; Stanley Pool named for the explorer; and below a lozenge inset of the road from Matadi to Leopoldville marginal toning and small edge tears one corner creased but in very good condition and on the verso explanatory text and line engravings in two columns for this map and partial description for the previous entry for the Suez Canal from Hunt & Eaton's school atlas published in 1893. . (Hunt & Eaton). unknown
1866réf. 175919Hildburghausen: Bibliographischen Instituts. 1866. Engraved map with outline hand colour central fold 37 x 30 cm 47.4 x 36.2 cm sheet colour key to territorial control and administrative boundaries major cites towns roads rivers and mountains relief shown by hachures light toning in very good condition preserved in modern window mount. Detailed 19th Century regional map of the Malay Peninsula Vietnam Cambodia etc. extending from the Straits of Malaca and Singapore north to Hainan and the Gulf of Tonquin. Text in German prepared for Meyer's Hand Atlas noted in the marginal caption top-left . Bibliographischen Instituts unknown
1816réf. 175252Philadelphia.: Carey Mathew and Warner Benjamin. 1816. Engraved map 19 x 22.3 cm original folds some offsetting to the map marginal browning and staining small archival repairs to the outer margin but in good condition. Fine map Plate 19 prepared for Carey and Benjamin's "General Atlas.". . (Carey, Mathew and Warner, Benjamin). unknown
1877réf. 176015New York.: Harper & Brothers. circa1877. Chromolithographed map with outlne handcolour 27.1 x 21 cm major towns marked with a red cross relief by hachures ocean currents marked two inset maps of the Suez canal and Mascarene Island two very small marginal edge tears not affecting the map slight toning unrelated text on the verso prepared for "Harper's School Geography" in very good condition Interesting map of Africa before the escalation of the European race for colonial possessions from 1880. The map shows: the European possessions of the Cape Colony Transvaal Republic Orange River Republic and Natal; regions of the continent as fertile belts and desert belts; and indicates agricultural and other production such as palm oil ivory skins and cattle. Major cities are shown with important trade centers highlighted with a red cross. Prepared for US students in "Harper's School Geography" longitude is shown from the Greenwich prime meridian at the head of the map and from the Washington prime meridian at the foot. A small outline map of Ohio is included for relative scale. . Harper & Brothers. unknown
1925réf. 174961Constantinople.: The Anglo-American Book & Newsagency. 1925. Printed folding colour map 36 x 49.2 cm street grids for Stambul Pera Galata and Skutari railways and landing places marked small fold splits affecting the margins only now repaired with archival material two small holes at central folds pin-holes to the four corner some age-toning but in very good condition. A scarce map of the historic peninsula soon after the Republic of Turkey was founded and the capital moved to Ankara. Printed for the tourist market this map is a rare survival. . The Anglo-American Book & Newsagency. unknown
1851réf. 174952London & New York.: Tallis J & F. 1851. Lithographed map 24.5 x 32.3 cm borders picked out in original hand colour four inset vignette illustrations decorative Greek key border edge worn and discoloured paper toned but the attractive map in good condition. Attractive decorative map prepared for "Tallis's illustrated atlas and modern history of the world." one of the last great illustrated series of world maps. The fine vignettes are of Mt. Olympus Rhodes a ketch in the Mediterranean Sea and two costumed Ottomans. . Tallis, J & F. unknown
1851réf. 174666London.: Tallis John. 1851. Lithographed map 24.2 x 32 cm districts picked out in original hand colour inset vignette illustrations decorative border lower margin ragged but the attractive map in very good condition. Attractive decorative map from "Tallis's illustrated atlas and modern history of the world." one of the last great illustrated series of world maps. The fine vignettes are of Cape Town Graham Town and entrance to the Knysha Heads. . (Tallis, John). unknown
1962réf. 174808Kuala Lumpur.: Survey Department Federation of Malaya. 1962. Very attractive large coloured folding map 108 x 83cm showing all the major hotels and rest houses throughout the country. Coloured references show rubber rice coconut and oil palm areas pineapple and miscellaneous cultivation areas mining land jungle built-up areas and shopping centres along with major features such as rivers principal roads minor roads and cart tracks railways lighthouses district state and international boundaries and triganometrical stations with heights. Scale 18 miles to an inch mile. Two inset maps of Northern Malaya and South Western Malaya are 9 miles to an inch. There are smaller inset maps of Ipoh; Malacca Singapore & Johor Bahru Penang Sungei Patani Kuala Lipis Kuantan Alor Star Kota Bharu Petaling Jaya Seremban Klang Batu Pahat Muar Segamat Johore Bahru and a small inset map of Malaya and adjacent territories. There is a large black & white table of approximate mileages. When folded the map is encased in the original printed manila covers measuring 21 x 14cm with a printed price of $2.50. A crisp bright map in very good condition. Survey Department Federation of Malaya No. 23. . Survey Department Federation of Malaya. unknown
1833réf. 174939London.: Published for the Proprietors by Mr. Bull. 1833. Engraved map 14.1 x 8.8 cm original hand colour in very good condition. Fine miniature map with appealing hand colour denoting Lower Central and Upper Egypt. . Published for the Proprietors by Mr. Bull. unknown
1900réf. 174813London. Circa1900. Map printed in colour showing submarine and overland telegraphs Manchuria Chosen Liao-Ting Kirin and Chili 21.5 x 13.3 cm 25.7 x 17.1 cm sheet size margins a little scuffed in very good condition. . unknown
1874réf. 174897London.: Virtue & Co. circa1874. Printed colour map 18.4 x 24.1 cm edge wear marginal spotting and on the verso but the map in very good condition. Unusual map showing time differences east and west of Greenwich before the atomic clock and well before satellites! The explanatory text notes aso that: "The space comprehended between the meridiens of 120 & 160 E. is repeated in order to show the relative position of England to Australia both eastward and westward." . Virtue & Co. unknown
1803réf. 174955London. circa1803. Engraved map 23 x 18.5 cm original folds small split to one fold affecting the margin only paper age- toned lower corner darkened and on the verso inked circles to the lower half in an early hand but in good condition. Finely engraved early 19th Century map also showing to the north Syria Palestine and Cyprus and Darfur and Mountains of the Moon Sources of the Nile to the South. . unknown
1856réf. 175109Paris.: Gustave Barba Editeur. 1856. Lithographed map with original hand colour central fold 24.2 x 31.5 cm marginal toning plate number in manuscript in very good condition. Finely engraved Dufour map of Central Asia prepared for his "Atlas Populaire" showing East Turkestan Petite Boukharie and Kalmykia Dzoungarie Mongolia and Tibet. . Gustave Barba Editeur. unknown
1902réf. 174898Leipzig.: Bibliographisches Institut. 1902-1908. Map printed in colour 27.2 x 21.4 cm inset colour key to territorial administration by country inset "western continuation of the main chart" including the Gulf of Tschili and Tsientsin and two insets at the foot of the map to the Kuril and the Ryuku Islands text in Geman central fold slight edge toning but in very good condition. Attractive map text in German prepared for Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon. . Bibliographisches Institut unknown
1880réf. 174956London.: The London Printing and Publishing Company. Circa1880s. Printed map 24 x 32.1 cm decorative border two original vertical folds paper toned mainly at the edges inner margin of the sheet ragged but in good order. A late edition of the map used for the well-known Tallis map this without the characteristic vignettes and on thinner paper. . The London Printing and Publishing Company. unknown
1840réf. 174957London.: Charles Knight & Co. circa1840s. Lithographed map with original outline hand-colour 31.9 x 39.1 cm small marginal tears neatly repaired with archival material but no loss small surface abrasion affecting the border at the foot edgewear and browning inked pagination in an early hand but in very good condition. A handsome map with fine topographical engraving also showing the borders with Hungary Russia and Persia. . Charles Knight & Co. unknown
1875réf. 174830New York.: Harper & Brothers. 1875. Map printed in colour polar projection 21 x 27.1 cm marginal spotting and toning small edge tears to the inner margin but in god condition. Prepared for "Harper's School Geography" first published by Harper & Brothers in 1875. The map shows physical features mountains steppes plains rivers and deserts etc. together with sources of primary production: whale fisheries furs coffe tea minerals etc.The verso of the map with references and attractive line engravings part of the entry for Netherlands and Belgium. . Harper & Brothers. unknown
1880réf. 174937London Edinburgh & Glasgow.: William Mackenzie. 1880. Map printed in colour with original outline hand colour 29.8 x 22.7 cm central fold edge toning but in very good condition. Published for inclusion in "The National Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Useful Knowledge". . William Mackenzie. unknown
1900réf. 174875London and New York.: Encyclopedia Britannica. circa1900. Map in three insets after W & AK Johnston engravers with printed outline colour 18.9 x 28.9 cm central fold paper age-toned but in very good condition. Interesting map which first appeared in the ninth edition of Encyclopedia Britannica. . [Encyclopedia Britannica] unknown
1895réf. 175135London.: Times Atlas of the World. 1895. Map printed in colour 23.2 x 35.9 cm. two edges gilt with three inset maps key to religions outlined in colour bottom margin chipped edges browned a few silverfish abrasions affecting the verso but in good condition. . (Times Atlas of the World) unknown
1895réf. 175108London.: Times Atlas of the World. 1895. Double-page folding map printed in colour 46.5 x 36.5 cm. edges gilt central fold with an inset map of Somaliland Somalia and the island of Sokotra key to European possessions outlined in colour small edge fold tears affecting the margin only and two other small edge tears slight toning at the edgaes but in very good condition. Attractive and detailed map prepared for the first edition of "The Times Atlas of the World". . (Times Atlas of the World). unknown
1875réf. 175128Harper & Brothers. 1875. Spherical map printed in colour 21.3 x 21.2 cm with shaded key to elevation and ocean currents unrelated text on the verso paper toned and margins soiled bottom edge ragged small sealed to to the inner margin but in sound condition. Map showing the five continents of Asia Africa Antarctica Europe and Australia. Published by Harper & Brothers for inclusion in their "School Geography". Plateau of Tibet very prominently marked. Gobi Desert and Plateau of Mongolia also marked India described as Hindostan Indo-China includes Thailand. . Harper & Brothers. unknown
1843réf. 174934London.: Chapman & Hall. 1843. Engraved map with outline hand colour 39.4 x 31.4 cm inset map "Continuation from the Dead Sea to Mount Sinai" with finely engraved notes and a key to the Divisions under control of the Turkish Government manuscript pagination in an early hand to the top right edge tear nicks and browning but in very good condition. A most attractive map with detailed notes published when Syria was still under control of the Ottoman Empire. . Chapman & Hall. unknown
1910réf. 174839New York. circa1910. Printed colour map 29 x 25 cm with inset map of the Eastern Part of India colour key reference key to the ruling divisions current and projected railways and telegraphs also shown central fold slight toning; in very good condition. Interesting map shaded by Divisions: the Presidencies of Bengal Madras Bombay Ceylon "Native States under British Protection" and "Independent States" Nepal and Bhutan. . unknown
1893réf. 174920New York.: Hunt & Eaton. Circa1893. Printed map in colour elevation shown with hachures 29 x 23.5 cm text on the verso relating to entries for Afghanistan Beluchistan and Turkey prepared for Hunt & Eaton's "New York Recorder's Atlas" small tears to the top edge but in very good condition. . Hunt & Eaton. unknown
