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| DE CLERCK, N. - Arachan & Pegu. Amsterdam, Cloppenburch, 1621, Uncoloured.. 92x132mm. Mint condition. Copper engraved map with Dutch letter press. Size of paper : 31x 20cm. Small map illustrating part of the Martaban seacoast belonging to today Myanmar. Surrounded by text in Dutch. Nicolaes de Clerck (de Klerc) was active as engraver and publisher in Delft from 1599-1621. Included in the rare book : Wereld Spiegel, waer in vertoontword de Beschryvinge der ... (Click on title or image to go to item page) |
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| DEPOT GENERAL DE LA MARINE. - Port de Cou-Mong. . . / Port de Quinhone. . . Paris, ca 1823, Uncoloured.. 443x595mm. Near mint condition. Good margins. Printed on strong paper. Dark impression. A large sheet with two sea-charts of Vietnamese areas. One shows a ragged coast with several bays and capes. The second is most likely of the bay of Quy Nhon (Qui Nhon, province Bình Ð?nh). Both charts are well detailed, including depth soundings and anchoring places. Engraved by Vicq and draw... (Click on title or image to go to item page) |
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| DEPOT GENERAL DE LA MARINE. - Carte Particuliere de la Cote de Cochinchine Depuis le cap Saint Jacques jusqu'au Faux Cap Varelle. Paris, 1830, Uncoloured.. 443x595mm. Near mint condition. Good margins. Printed on strong paper. Dark impression. This is an impressive 1830 example of the French Depot-General de la Marine nautical chart or maritime chart of the southern coast of Vietnam. The chart extend from Saigon (modern day Ho Chi Minh City) northward as far as Cap Varelle (modern day Cam Ranh). It extends interesting detail both inland a... (Click on title or image to go to item page) |
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| DEPOT GENERAL DE LA MARINE. - Plan de la Ville de Saigon. . . Paris, ca 1830, Uncoloured.. 595x444mm. Near mint condition. Good margins. Printed on strong paper. Dark impression. An impressive large plan of the Vietnamese city of Saigon, produced and published by the Depot General de la Marine in Paris. Plan of the City of Saigon, fortified in 1790 by Colonel Victor Olivier, reduced from the Great Plan drawn in 1795 by the order of the King of Cochinchina by M. Brun, Engi... (Click on title or image to go to item page) |
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| DEPOT GENERAL DE LA MARINE. - Plan de la Riviere de Saigon depuis le cap St. Jacques jusqu'a la Ville de Saigon. Paris, ca 1830, Uncoloured.. 440x595mm. Near mint condition. Some faint browning. Good margins. Printed on strong paper. Dark impression. A chart showing the twists and turns of the Saigon River between Saigon and Cap St. Jacques, produced and published by the Depot General de la Marine in Paris. During 14th and 15th centuries, the cape that would become Vung Tàu was a swamp which European trading ships visited regularly. The ships' a... (Click on title or image to go to item page) |
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| DEPOT GENERAL DE LA MARINE. - Port de Touran. . . Paris, ca 1830, Uncoloured.. 593x445mm. Near mint condition. Filled in worm hole. Good margins. Printed on strong paper. Dark impression. A large sea chart produced and published by the Depot General de la Marine in Paris. It shows the Port of Touran (modern day Da Nang) in Vietnam. Located on the coast of the South China Sea at the mouth of the Han River, it is one of Vietnam's most important port cities. Throughout the 17th and... (Click on title or image to go to item page) |
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