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Die Halb Insul Indiens disseit des Ganges Mid den...

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Die Halb Insul Indiens disseit des Ganges Mid den Konigreichen Decan, Golconda, Bisnagar und den Kusten Malabar und Coromandel (with large view of Nagapatnam)

Publication Place / Date

Augsburg / 1686

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13.5 x 10 inches

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Hand Colored

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Stock# 55937

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Rare map of the Southern part of India, super-imposed over a view of Negapatnam (Nagapattinam).

This is the first time we have ever seen this map.

Condition Description

Repaired tear at bottom center.

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