The map is based on Cantelli di Vignola's map of 1683, Coronelli, however omits the Mariana Islands and Papua New Guinea, making the map slightly narrower. He also divides the East Indies into three g

Map of Southeast Asia. Dashed lines show the routes of trading vessels throughout the area, including the route that passed through present day Singapore. Decorated title cartouche and scales of map.

Based on Cantelli de Vignola's map of 1683 and engraved by Franciscus Donia Messanensis. Of note is the depiction of Irian Jaya (Terra di Papous) as an island separate from Papua New Guinea, perpetuat

Map of Asia extending from India to the Philippines and the Ladrone Islands. Also shows southern Japan and Dutch discoveries in Northern Australia. There is a partial outline of Papua New Guinea and c

Map of East India

This map is from Jean Boisseau's Trésor des cartes géographiques published in 1643. It shows the Philippines and Southeast Asia based on Jansson's map, published in his Atlas Minor, 1628.

A chart of the Eastermost part of the East-Indies and China, from Cape Comarine to Iapan, with all the adjacent islands

This map first appeared in Basset and Chiswell edition of John Speed's Prospect of 1676 and is a copy of de Wit's India Orientalis of circa 1670. However, Francis Lamb the engraver, has cropped de Wit

Uncolored engraved map of the East Indies from the author's 1683 edition of Description de l'univers. Figure LVI, page 131.