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The Peninsula of India without ye Ganges

"The Peninsula of India without ye Ganges," an expertly engraved map by John Seller from 1679, offers a detailed representation of the Indian Subcontinent and "Clylon" (modern-day Sri Lanka). As a part of the esteemed Atlas Minimus, this map serves as a testament to Seller's proficiency in mapmaking and the understanding of geography during the late 17th century.

Price: $345.00

India Orientalis cum Adjacentibus Insulis Nova Delineatione ob oculos posita . . .

Antique Map of Southeast Asia, Indian Ocean and Australia

Price: $1,600.00

[Heightened with Gold!] Paskaerte Zynde t'Oosterdeel Van Oost Indien, met alle de Eylanden daer ontrendt geleegen van C. Comorin tota aen Iapan

Sailing the East Indies—Heightened in Gold!

Price: $9,500.00

Carte de la Baye d'Hocsieu et des Entrees de la Riviere de Chang Situees dans la Province de Fokyen

Detailed chart of the estuary of the Chiang River at present-day Fu-chou in the province of Fukien, adjacent to the island of Taiwan.

Price: $145.00

An Eye Sketch of Coringa Bay on the Coast of Golconda

An Eye Sketch of Coringa Bay is a meticulous maritime chart of a vital location along the coast of Golconda. Conceived and executed by Captain Charles Lesley from the British man-of-war, the Orford, in July 1774, the chart provides a detailed depiction of the bay's topography and depth profile, noting various soundings taken from the ship's central position.

Price: $650.00

Carte De Tartarie dressee sur les Relations . . . 1706

Nice example of this detailed map of Tartary, consisting of the Eastern part of Russia, Central Asia, China and Korea, first published by Nicholas De L'Isle in 1706.

Price: $345.00