Nice mid-19th century map of India and Southeast Asia, including Cambodia, Siam, Burmah, Tonquin, Cochin China, and British Tenasserim. Shows roads, towns, rivers, mountains, etc. Decorative border.
Published in Calcutta Finely executed map of Burma, compiled by Colonel Henry Ravenshaw Thullier and published by the Survey of India Office. One of the most accurate maps of Burma for of the period, derived from a host of contemporary sources...
Early Antique Map of Southeast Asia Finely colored example of the first printed map to focus on Southeast Asia and the only map to focus on this area in the first half of the 16th century. Fries' map was a significant milestone in the Mapping of...
![[The Spice Map] Insulae Moluccae celeberrimae sunt ob Maximam aromatum copiam quam totu terrarum orbem mittunt harum praecipue sunt Ternate, Tidoris, Motir Machion et Bachion, his quidam adiungunt Gilolum, Celebiam, Borneonem, Amboinum et Bandam, Ex Insu](/map/small/70838.jpg)
The Spice Map—Rare, Striking Map of Southeast Asia Rare English edition of Petrus Plancius's "Spice Map," first published in 1594, covering the Philippines and Maritime Southeast Asia, including the famed Spice Islands. Plancius based his map on...
Decorative example of the Cantelli-Rossi map of part of Southeast Asia, extending from Singapore and the Straits of Malacca in the south, to the mouth of the Ganges and southeastern China in the north, produced by Cantelli da Vignola and published in...
Rare English map of the Malay Peninsula, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, part of China, Borneo, Sumatra and the Gulf of Bengal. One of the earliest obtainable English maps of the region.
Mortier's Large Format Map of the Kingdome of Siam, Malaysian Peninsula, Singapore, Indonesia, etc. Finely colored example of Pierre Mortier's map of Southeast Asia, extending from Thailand, Cambodia, Viet Nam, and the Malay Peninsula and Gulf of...
Large detailed map of Southeast Asia, from John Cary's atlas. Extends from Mergui Archipelago, Straits of Malacca and Sumatra to Papua New Guinea, Pelew Islands, and part of Formosa. Extremely detailed.
Gorgeous map of the Philippines and Southeast Asia, from John Pinkerton's scarce world atlas. The map extends from Burma, Java and Sumatra to Papua New Guinea, Pelew, the Philippines and Hainan. The map is an absolute masterpiece of fine copperplate...
Scarce and highly detailed map of Southeast Asia, including southern China, the Philippines, the Malaysian Peninsula and extending south to Java, Timor and the northern tip of Australia. Includes rivers, some early roads, towns, topographical details,...
Interesting, detailed antique map of Southeast Asia published by John Arrowsmith in London in 1832. The map is noteworthy for its political delineations, including the following states: Empire of Anam Camboja Siam Lao Burmah
Highly detailed map of Southeast Asia, covering the region between Formosa and Hainan islands in the North and Australia in the South. Excellent detail in the Philippines, Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Johor is named, but not Singapore. Robert...
Striking map of the region from the Gulf of Bengal to Hainan, centered on the Malay Peninsula, Straits of Malacca and most of Sumatra. The map was issued in Zatta's Atlante Novissimo, a monumental 4 volume work and one of the last great decorative...
![[Phuket, Phang Nga Bay, Krabi and Northwest Coast of Sumatra] A Particular Plan of Junk-Seilon and the Parts Adjacent](/map/small/64691.jpg)
Extremely rare English sea chart, covering a portion of Southern Thailand and northwestern Sumatra. At the top right, the map provides a detailed image of the area around Junk Seilon Island, now known as Phuket, along with the adjacent Phang Nga Bay...
Map of Phuket, Thailand from the Famed Part Six of the Van Keulen Zee-Fakkel - the Secret Atlas of the VOC. A highly important chart, and the first printed map dedicated to Phuket and Pha Nang Bay. The towns of Phuket ("Puquet") and Patong ("Putom")...
![[Myanmar] Gulf of Bengal Sheet VII Bassein, Rangoon, Martaban Compiled from various Surveys by Captns. D. Ross and J. Crawford, Bombay Marin, Lieut. Roe, R.N. Lieuts. W. Fell and C.Y. Ward, I.N. and Captn. Beckford 1859.](/map/small/67658.jpg)
Finely detailed British Sea Chart, showing the region drained by the Irawaddy River in Myanmar.
