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Cartographer: J.N. Bellin
Title: : Carte de la Petite Bukharie
Date: 1749 Size: 14 x 10 inches
Published: Paris
Description: Bukhara. Coloured.
Map Ref: AS1018

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Cartographer: J.N. Bellin
Title: : Carte De L'Empire de Hya et partie de Tangut
Date: 1749 Size: 13 x 9 inches
Published: Paris
Description: A map depicting the Empire of Hya, including a great part of Tangut (western China and Tibet), and the Gobi Desert, adapted to the history of Genghis Khan. Coloured.
Map Ref: AS1124

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Cartographer: J.N. Bellin
Title: : Carte de la Tartarie Occidentale
Date: c. 1750 Size: 12 x 9 inches
Published: Paris
Description: Mongolia with parts of Siberia and Northern China. Coloured.
Map Ref: AS583

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Cartographer: Thomas and Andrews
Title: : Central Asia
Date: 1805 Size: 16 x 10 inches
Published: Boston
Description: Central Asia from the Caspian to the Pacific coast through Kazakhstan, Turkestan, Siberia, Mongolia and China. Coloured.
Map Ref: AS1073

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Cartographer: A. Stieler
Title: : Hoch-Asien
Date: 1821 Size: 14 x 12 inches
Published: Gotha
Description: Central Asia including Afghanistan. A detailed map with original outline colour.
Map Ref: AS1014

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Cartographer: Joshua Archer
Title: : Central Asia (Middle Division)
Date: c. 1850 Size: 11 x 9 inches
Published: London
Description: Chinese Tartary including Tibet and Mongolia. Original colour.
Map Ref: AS1142

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Cartographer: John Tallis
Title: : Independent Tartary
Date: 1851 Size: 13 x 11 inches
Published: London
Description: Tartary, now Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and part of Kazakhstan with vignettes of The Bride Chase (described as a native marriage custom), and a group of Tartars travelling on horseback. Original colour.
Map Ref: AS1119

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Cartographer: Edward Weller
Title: : Independent Tartary (Turkestan)
Date: 1863 Size: 17 x 13 inches
Published: London
Description: Independent Tartary, now Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and part of Kazakhstan. Original colour.
Map Ref: AS885

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Cartographer: Justus Perthes
Title: : Plan von Samarkand und Umgebung
Date: 1865 Size: 10 x 8 inches
Published: Gotha
Description: Samarkand, a sketch map of Uzbekistan's second largest city and its environs.
Map Ref: AS1116

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : The Bolor Mountains
Date: 1866 Size: 14 x 15 inches
Published: London
Description: Bolor Mountains and upper sources of the Amu Darya (Oxus River). Illustrates paper by M. Veniukof. B&W. (OF)
Map Ref: AS1065

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Cartographer: Justus Perthes
Title: : Originalkarte der Reisen von Matusowski und Pawlinow in der Westlichen Mongolei 1870
Date: 1873 Size: 13 x 10 inches
Published: Gotha
Description: Western Mongolia. Shows Matusowski and Pawlinow's journeys. From Petermann's Geographical magazine.
Map Ref: AS972

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : Western Mongolia
Date: 1873 Size: 24 x 17 inches
Published: London
Description: Western Mongolia. Shows journey by Ney Elias. Original colour. (SL)
Map Ref: AS1158

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Cartographer: Justus Perthes
Title: : Prezewalski's Reisen von Peking nach Tibet
Date: 1876 Size: 20 x 14 inches
Published: Gotha
Description: Peking to Tibet through Mongolia. Shows the journey by Przewalski. Original printed colour.
Map Ref: AS962

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : Map of Central Asia
Date: 1878 Size: 20 x 18 inches
Published: London
Description: Central Asia showing parts of modern-day Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Western China. Mission to Kashgar by Forsyth.
Map Ref: AS786

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : Part of Central Asia
Date: 1884 Size: 26 x 18 inches
Published: London
Description: Bukhara showing the territory between the Zarafshan and Amu Darya (Oxus) Rivers. Includes parts of Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Afghanistan. Paper by Delmar Morgan. Original Color. (SL)
Map Ref: AS767

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : Central Asia
Date: 1888 Size: 9 x 27 inches
Published: London
Description: Peking to Yarkand and Kashmir via the Mustagh Pass. Illustrating the journey of Lieut. F.E. Younghusband, King's Dragoon Guards. An area which is home to K2, the world's second highest mountain. Printed colour.
Map Ref: AS1133

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