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Asie Meridionale Inde Anglaise et Indo-Chine . ....

Stock# 107505

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F.A. Garnier

Title

Asie Meridionale Inde Anglaise et Indo-Chine . . . 1860

Publication Place / Date

Paris / 1860

Image Dimensions

18.5 x 13.5 inches

Color

Hand Colored

Condition

VG+

Stock# 107505

$275.00

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Description

One of the most striking and well engraved maps of India and Southeast Asia from the mid-19th Century.

The map is colored to reflect the possessions of the English, East India Company, French, Portuguese and others in the region

Garnier's maps are prized for the engraving quality and delicate coloring.

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Antique Maps / Asia / South Asia / India
Antique Maps / Asia / Southeast Asia / Southeast Asia
Antique Maps / Asia / Southeast Asia / Malaysia
Antique Maps / Asia / Southeast Asia / Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam

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