Imperii Sinarum - Johannes Blaeu
Impressive map of China, Japan, and Korea. This is one of the most important maps of China in the 17th century!
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Malabar and Coromandel Coast - Southern India
Collectible map of southern India showing fortifications, strongholds and royal / colonial possessions in the early 18th century
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L'Indoustan comprenant la Presqu'isle de l'Inde
Map of indian subconntinet from Bombay to Ceylan intended to show the history of past voyages.
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Carte du Golphe de Bengale
Striking map with beautiful compass rose in the center, showing detailed coastlines and trading towns. Published by the order of Mgr Le Compte De Maurepas, done by Nicolas Bellin / Schley
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l'Inde en deca du Gange
Map showing the lower part of India and Ceylon. The Indian Ocean trade winds are depicted and their seasons. By Rigobert Bonne
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China and the Birman Empire
Qing dynasty, early 19th century China. Published under the supervision of the Society for Diffusion of Public Knowledge
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U.S. Strategic Pacific Sites which envelop Japan at all points
Map showing US, British and Japanese bases, stressing American naval communication from its base Pearl Harbour in Hawaii. G.F. Morrell
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Southern India & Ceylon
Map showing British territoties, feudatory and protected states. Hill tribes are colored yellow. Insets of Madras and Colombo
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Insula Ceilon olim Taprobana - Covens & Morties
Striking large copper engraved map of Ceylon (Sri Lanka), including part of South East India.
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Malabar and Coromandel - Homann Heirs
Rare and hand colored map titled 'Peninsula Indiae citra Gangem, hoc est Orae Celeberrimae Malabar & Coromandel. Cum adjacente Insula non minus celebratissima Ceylon (..).'
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Tartariae sive magni chami regno - Abraham Ortelius
Exceptional old color example of Abraham Ortelius' map of Tartary
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Asia ex magna orbis terre - Gerard Mercator
Mercator's famous map of Asia, in old color, showing the continent in detail and offering a fascinating cartographic snapshot of late-sixteenth century geographic thought.
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India Extrema XIX Nova Tabula - Munster
The first printed map of the Asia (!). Southeast Asia is largely unrecognizeable, although Java Minor and Major, Porne (Borneo), Moluca and several other islands are named.
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Japan - Pieter van der Aa
This intriguing hand-colored authentic antique map by Dutch cartographer Pieter van der Aa.
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