2 sheet Java Sea Chart c.1720
Rp 950,000
This attractive map of Java and Madura by Gerard van Keulen was originally published around 1720 in part V of ‘Zee-Fakkel’, the beautiful Dutch pilot guide to navigation in the East Indies and the Malay archipelago. The map contains hundreds of soundings of the sea around Java.
This map consists of two separate sheets (framed in one frame). Available in luxury framing (small inner frames, cloth and an outer frame) or normal framing.
size images: 46 cm x 40 cm
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| size | H 40 cm x W 46 cm (2x) |
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