Asiatic Archipelago on Mercator's Projection.
London,
Edward Stanford, 12, 13, & 14 Long Acre, W.C.,
[c1899].
Chromolithographed map.
554 by 749mm. (21.75 by 29.5 inches).
15801
notes:
Stanford's map of the East Indies, with the various possessions of European countries in different colours.
There are inset maps of Singapore and Labuan, with a note to the left of the map of Singapore recording that it was given to the British by the Sultan of Johore in 1819. There is another note next to Indonesia recording the volcanic eruption in Sumbawa in 1815. The map is criss-crossed by lines showing the best routes between various ports. ...
There are inset maps of Singapore and Labuan, with a note to the left of the map of Singapore recording that it was given to the British by the Sultan of Johore in 1819. There is another note next to Indonesia recording the volcanic eruption in Sumbawa in 1815. The map is criss-crossed by lines showing the best routes between various ports. ...
bibliography:
provenance:
Nagasaki
Hampstead
Based on a French Survey
The haven of the Romantic poets
Map of Japan published in Dufour’s ‘Atlas Populaire’
De Jode’s rare map of China
The mouth of the River of Silver
The earliest printed map to focus on China
Admiralty chart of the South East Coast of China
A New and Accurate Map of the Empire of Japan
Seoul at the moment of the division of Korea 


