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Edward Stanford: Stanford's Library Map of Asia.
Cartographer: Edward Stanford.
Title: Stanford's Library Map of Asia.
Date: 1927.
Published: London.
Monumental folding wall map of Asia showing the political boundaries in 1927. The depiction of India is particularly striking with British territory in pink and native kingdoms in yellow. The Republic of China is at its greatest territorial extent and the Dutch East Indies still covers most of Indonesia.
In the Middle East, the Sykes-Picot line between the British territories (Iraq, Trans-Jordan, and Palestine) and French Syria is clearly demarcated. This stunningly detailed map is one of the finest 20th century wall maps of Asia ever published.
Dimensions
Width: 65 inches / 166 cm, Height: 56 inches / 143 cmStock number
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