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Charte von Asien . . . 1805

This map of Asia, published in 1805 by the Geographisches Institut in Weimar, was designed by C. G. Reichard, a noted German cartographer. The map represents a detailed and comprehensive view of the Asian continent, featuring borders delineated according to contemporary European colonial holdings in India and Southeast Asia. The color key on the map specifies the territorial control of various European powers in "Ostindien" (East Indies), including the English, Dutch, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Danish territories.

Price: $495.00

Asia . . . 1808

First edition of this scarce map of Asia, published in London by William Faden in 1808.

Price: $575.00

[ First Printed Map of Asia ] Neuw India / mit vilen anstossenden lendern / besunder Scychia /Parchia / Arabia / Persia etc.

Rare early German edition of the first printed map of Asia, by Sebastian Munster, from an early edition of Munster's Cosmographia.

Price: $1,800.00

Asia

A rare early miniature English map of Asia, featured in John Seller's Atlas Minimus or a Book of Geography Shewing all the Empires, Monarchies, Kingdomes, Regions, Dominions Principalities and Countries of the World, offering a unique perspective on the geography of the continent during the 17th century.

Price: $345.00

Northern Hindostan [with] Nepaul [with] Cabul

Fascinating regional map of Northern India, colored by regions and showing the lands controlled by the British, Nabob of Oude, Berar Rajah, Nizam, Nysore Rajah, Mahrattas, Travancore, and King of Candy. Large insets of Cabul and Nepal.

Price: $175.00

Asia [with Australia]

Hand-colored engraved antique map of Asia and Australia (shown as New Holland and New South Wales), from Anthony Finley's New General Atlas.

Price: $145.00