This hand-coloured, engraved map shows Saudi Arabia, Russia, India, China, Japan to Southeast Asia. It is decorated with eight costumed figures in the side-borders. The upper frieze consists of views

A rare separately issued carte-a-figure map of Asia. The borders are decorated with costumed figures, town views amd portraits of kings. As Overton's apparently matching map of Africa is signed by Phi

This hand colored map was engraved by Johannes L'huilier in 1662 and published by De Wit for his Atlas sive descriptio Terrarum Orbis of circa 1670. The map shows from southeastern Persia to northwest

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

A map of Asia. The classic carte-a-figures with paneled borders originally engraved by Abraham Goos. The upper frieze of town views depicts the major cities and trading settlements of Asia: Damascus,

Asie with the Islands adionyng described, the atire of the people and townes of importance all of them newly augmented by I.S. Sculptum apud Abrahamum Gees

This is a wall map of Asia with decorated title cartouche illustrating Asian people. Also depicts the trade route from Siam to Batavia and on to Europe through the Sunda Straits

This is a detailed map of Asia, Southeast Asia and the North Coast of Australia, published in Amsterdam by Nicolas Visscher. Includes a decorated title cartouche.

Asia with the Islands adioyning described, the atire of the people