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Blaeu's Detailed Map of Southeast Asia Showing Earliest Dutch Voyages to Encounter Australia

Price: $ 2,200.00

Pars Globi terrestris Ao. 1492 a Martino Behaim Equite Lusitano Norimbergae confecti Delineavit Christoph. Theoph de Murr 1778

Engraved Map Depicting a Section of Martin Behaim's Globe of 1492, Oldest Globe in the World

Price: $ 1,800.00

(Sinagpore, Strait, Batam Island, etc) - East Coast Riouw Archipelago Durian Strait and Approaches

Rare separately issued sea chart of a part of the areas between Singapore Island and the coast of Sumatra, published by the Maritime Safety Agency of Japan shortly after the end of the Second World War.

Price: $ 1,200.00

(Early Nepal Trekking Map used by Famed Botanist Oleg Polunin) Latest Trekking Map Gosainkund Helambu Langtang

Early trekking map of central Nepal, focused on the vicinity of Kathmandu and extending to the Tibetan border.

Price: $ 245.00

(Spice Islands) A New Chart of the Banda Sea, Including The Isles of Amboyna, and Banda, Those of Bouro, Ceram and The Circumjacent Islands; with the N.E. End of Timor . . . [with inset maps of Bay of Amboyna and Islands of Banda, Goonong-Appee and Banda Neira]

A New Chart of the Banda Sea, published by Laurie and Whittle in London on 4th June 1799, delineates the maritime region of the Banda Sea, including prominent islands such as Amboyna, Banda, and Bouro, and further stretches to the northeastern end of Timor. Enriched with insets that illustrate the Bay of Amboyna and the isles of Banda, Goonong-Appee, and Banda-Neira, this chart serves as an essential tool for understanding the navigation and geography of the area during the cusp of the 19th century.

Price: $ 750.00

Le Molucche . . .

Striking map of the Spice Islands, published in Venice.

Price: $ 145.00