India VII.
London. Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge; Baldwin & Cradock. 1832. Stock ID #224144 This sheet maps a sweeping, wild, and politically fragmented area of North-Eastern and Central-Eastern India. It captures the dense, rugged interiors of Allahabad, Bahar (Bihar), Gangpoor, Sumbhulpoor, and Ruttunpoor. The sheet explicitly delineates the territories under direct East India Company British administration from those of the sovereign regional native rulers, specifically marking out the lands of the Rajah of Berar, the Rajah of Rewah, and the Bundelcund (Bundelkhand). The maritime port city of Balasore sits near the lower right-hand margin where the land meets the Bay of Bengal. When referring to this item please quote stockid 224144.
Handcoloured map, 28.5 x 39 cms (including platemark); 34 x 41 cms (sheet), relief throughout shown by hachures, publisher's or binder's numeric stamp (102), the margins a little browned and chipped, but in very good condition.
Price: $75.00 AU