
Late 19th century lithograph showing Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam and Malaysia (incl Singapore)
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Early lithograph of Singapore, British North Borneo and the Duch East Indies.
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Early lithographed attractive map of South East Asia, with colors depicting foreign colonial possessions
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Indochina and Malay States, beautifully colored map of Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam
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Showing Singapore, South East Asia, Philippines and the East Indies Archipelago. Published in London
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Stunning map of South East Asia. First American made map featuring Singapore island (inset)
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Early lithographed map of South East Asia, Singapore and west Indonesia. Published by Tunison.
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Drawn "under the direction of Arrowsmith and published as the act directs on March 1, 1808" in London
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Showing political divisions and geograhic features 'from the latest improvements' Thomas Bowen, London
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Map of the kingdoms of Siam, Annam, Tonkin, Cochinchine, Cambodia, etc. Robert de Vaugondy, with permission of the French King
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Left part of Rigobert Bonne's map of South East Asia, published by permission of the French King
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Drawn "under the direction of Arrowsmith and published as the act directs on March 1, 1808" in London
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Fine hand colored steel engraving with Saigon street plan and coat of arms. Mekong river delta in inset.
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Carte Particuliere de l'Isle d'Amboine. Published by Van der Schley, after Nicolas Bellin. Hand colored.
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Map of East and South East Asia with Hong Kong, Tokyo, Shanghai and the Moluccas in insets. George Philip, London
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Solid early 19th century map "from the latest discoveries". Engraved by John Cary, dated 21 Dec 1801. Strand London.
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Drawn by Aaron Arrowsmith and published by Constable & Co. Edinburgh. This map is part of the Beagle Library Project.
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Shipping routes of the Dutch KPM. Established in 1888, KPM played a pivotal role in connecting the islands of the archipelago until 1967.
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Large US Government WW2 era terrain map published by Eductation and Information Service
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Colorful map published by the Society for Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, Edward Stanford London
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Times Atlas map of Singapore and Malaya. John Bartholomew, Geographical Institute Edinburgh
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Steel engraving published by Edward Weller and Blackie & Son in Edinburgh / London. Singapore highlighted in red
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Nicely engraved map with remarkable detail, with Singapore outlined in red. Blackie & Son, Glasgow
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Early 20th century Singapore island and Malay Peninsula. By George Philip, London
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1930s map of French Indochina and other parts of South East Asia, incl Singapour. Maurice Allain, Paris
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Hand colored early 19th century map with detailed description of undiscovered natural resources
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Old map of the East Indies by Peter Jackson, London & Paris
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Rare and fine map of Philippines, Bornea and parts of Indonesia, including the Spice Islands. Grattan & Gilbert, London
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Fine colored map of South East Asia showing territories and foreign possessions
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Showing Saigon and environs in the Mekong river delta. Elisee Reclus, Paris / London
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Showing the principal through routes by land and sea, including steamship lines. Names of the principal products (cacao, rubber, etc) are printed in red
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Attractive map showing foreign possessions, submarine cables and steamship lines. Printed in London by George Philip, the London Geographical Institute
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Attractive and much sough-after mid-18th century large map of Batavia
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This impressive map reflects the increasing Dutch interest in South East Asia in the wake of the establishment of the Dutch East India Company.
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Giovanni Ramusio was the son of Paolo Ramusio, a magistrate of the Venetian city-state.
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Very large showpiece sea chart of the Philippines issued by Homann Heirs.
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By Dodd, Mead & Co. Colorful and attractive map of South East Asia, with colors indicating foreign powers.
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Batavia antique town plan. City of Jakarta. Indonesia 1917.
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..with parts of Burma, Siam and Annam. Turn of the 20th century map with inset of Singapore and Jakarta (Batavia).
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Highly detailed miniature map of South East Asia. Mallet's work is probably some of the most famous illustrated works of the 17th century.
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