This is an 1823 first edition Henry Shenk Tanner map of Asia. The map depicts from continental Europe and Africa (though both are uncolored) to Alaska and from the Arctic Ocean to Australia, South Africa, and the Southern Ocean.

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Tanner updated the maps frequently over the next two decades, and issued several editions or compilations of the atlas with the title pages dated 1823 or 1825, but with some of the maps dated as late as 1833.

Asia Map, 1823 By the 19th Century, mapmakers already had accurate coastal knowledge. The emphasis was now on filling out information on the interiors of the continents and especially in Central Asia.

An unusual and beautiful semi-manuscript map of the Asia dating to 1823. The printed portions of this map follow the cartography of James Wyld and include the basic outlines of the countries, latitude and longitude lines, the Arctic circle, the Tropic of Cancer, and the equator.

The map shows the world of classical antiquity from the Atlantic Ocean to Southeast Asia and from the Indian Ocean to the North Sea. It includes all of europe, Arabia, parts of Asia, including the Indian Subcontinent, and the northern parts of Africa. Color coding divides the ma by …

ancient asia (1823) "Asia Veteribus Nota, cum Insulis," from "A New General Atlas, constructed from the Latest authorities, by A. Arrowsmith, Hydrographer to the Prince Regent" (London: Archibald Constable & Co, London, 1823); CLICK ON THE MAP FOR A VERY LARGE SCAN

This is an 1823 first edition Henry Shenk Tanner map of Asia. The map depicts from continental Europe and Africa (though both are uncolored) to Alaska and from the Arctic Ocean to Australia, South Africa, and the Southern Ocean. A few cartographic oddities create intriguing questions.

1823 Maker: J. Wyld Antique hand colored map from Geographia Sacra, or Scripture Atlas, Comprising A Complete Set of Maps adapted to elucidate the Events of Sacred History which point out the Situation of every place mentioned in the Old & New Testaments.

This is a rare, original black and white map of Asia, from an 1823 book. (A copy of the title page will be supplied as proof of provenance.) The full map is shown in the last photo.