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(Second World War - China) Hungtze Lake (386) Kiangsu China... Aeronautical Chart

Aeronautical map of the area around Hungtze (Hongze) Lake, from Tsingtao (Qingdao) to the Yangtze River, including the cities of Yichow (Linyi), Tsining (Jining), Suchow (Xuzhou), Nanking (Nanjing). When this map was issued, this area was occupied by Japan.

Price: $ 295.00

Nova Et Accurata Iaponiae Terrae Esonis Ac Insularum . . . (Korea shown as an island)

The First Printed Folio Map of Japan to show the Maarten De Vries' discoveries in Hokkaido and the Kurile Islands.

Price: $ 1,800.00

[ Tokyo ] Iedo, Capitale du Iapon

Fine antique engraving of Tokyo, then called Edo, after a view by Arnoldus Montanus. While the capital of Japan and Imperial Court was still in Kyoto, Edo was the seat of the Tokugawa shogunate, during this period becoming one of the biggest cities in the world. Chiyoda Castle is at a distance in the center background, with Nihonbashi River to the left. Many palaces of daimyo, or feudal lords, are labeled in Marunouchi district, the area within the outer moat. 

Price: $ 750.00

(Second World War - Okinawa) [Large Battlefield Composite Map of Okinawa]

6.5-Foot-Tall Battle-Used Map of Okinawa.

Price: $ 2,800.00

Northern Asia, From the Himalaya Mountains to the Arctic Ocean.

Striking example of Arrowsmith's rare map the region North of the Himalayas.

Price: $ 175.00

Asia (Korea as an Island)

Scarce miniature map of Asia, from the exceedingly rare Nurmberg edition of DuVal's La Geographie Universelle, first published in Paris in 1660.

Price: $ 175.00