Russia in Asia, Eastern Siberia.
Double page map with outline printed colour, central fold, sheet measures 36 x 43cm. From Letts's Popular Atlas. (When referring to this item please quote stockid 88958). More
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Russia in Asia, Turkestan, &c.
London. Letts, Son & Co., (circa1888). Double page map with outline printed colour, central fold, sheet measures approximately 43 x 36cm. Four scales are given on this map - Russian Versts; Hours of a Caravan of Camels - 2 and one eighth miles; French leagues and English miles. The size... More
Nouissima, et accurata Maris Caspij. Fere nobis incogniti Regionumque adiacentium Delineatio Iussu Petri Alexij Fil. Magni Russorum Principis.
Rainer Ottens. 1723. A most attractive map with early outline hand colour, vertical fold, barely visible diagonal crease upper half of map, few very pale small brown spots, otherwise a clean and bright image. Numbering in red pencil, few annotations in pencil and light number stamp on reverse however not... More
The Russians in Central Asia II & III. Views on the New Transcaspian Railway from the Caspian Sea to Samarkand.
September 22,1888. 2 individual leaves from the 19th century newspaper, The Graphic, showing a total of small black and white wood engravings illustrating various aspects of construction of the railway. Sheets measure 40.5 x 30.5cm. (When referring to this item please quote stockid 159024). More
Tartaria Sive Magni chami Imperium.
(circa1657). Hand coloured map of Central Asia. Latin text on reverse. Image measures 38.2 x 39.9cm. Matted. Little creased at fold, some inoffensive time toning upper edge. A very handsome map. This attractive map shows part of Central Asia. From the Caspian Sea on the left of the map through... More
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