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LOT 202

Lot 202

Three 19th Century Maps of Asia

Three 19th Century Maps of Asia
Lot 202 Details
Three 19th Century Maps of Asia

each a colour outlined lithograph showing the continent from Africa to the Pacific, and from the East Indies to the Arctic

John Pinkerton (1758-1826)
ASIA, from Pinkerton's Modern Atlas, Paternaster Row, London, 1814

James Wyld (1812-1887)
MAP OF ASIA, Charring Cross, London, 1840

F.A. Garnier, (1803-1863)
ASIE, from ATLAS SPHEROIDAL ET UNIVERSEL DE GEOGRAPHIE Paris, 1860
various sizes, each approx: 24" x 30" — 61 x 76.2 cm.

Estimate $200-$300

Realised: $120
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CONDITION DETAILS

Each with reinforced binding fold, and minor nicks at corners and some toning.

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