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Cartographer: Claudius Ptolemy
Title: : [Pakistan and Afghanistan]
Date: 1541 Size: 18 x 13 inches
Published: Vienne
Description: Rare woodcut map of Pakistan and Afghanistan, after Claudius Ptolemy. Strong impression.
Map Ref: IC1219

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Cartographer: Philippe Vandermaelen
Title: : Sindy
Date: 1827 Size: 20 x 19 inches
Published: Brussels
Description: Sindh, Pakistan with part of Northwestern India. A detailed map with bright original colour.
Map Ref: IC1850

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : Sketch of the Delta of the Indus by Lieut. T.G. Carless
Date: 1838 Size: 9 x 8 inches
Published: London
Description: Detailed sketch map of the delta of the River Indus by British Naval officer and hydrographer, Lieutenant Thomas Greer Carless (1806-1848).
Map Ref: IC2076

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : Sketch of Routes in Kachhi Gandava
Date: 1844 Size: 5 x 8 inches
Published: London
Description: Detailed sketch map of central Pakistan, specifically the Kacchi Plain around modern-day Jacobabad, showing the route of Capt. Thomas Postans, British Assistant Political Agent in Sindh. Original colour.
Map Ref: IC1460

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : Map Showing Recent Acquisitions to the Geography of the Districts Bordering the British Trans-Indus Frontier between Peshawur and DeraIshmael Khan
Date: 1863 Size: 10 x 8 inches
Published: London
Description: Detailed map of the Northwest Frontier compiled by Major James Thomas Walker (1826-1896), Surveyor General of India. Original colour.
Map Ref: IC1913

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : Map of the Coast from Kurrachee to Gwadur
Date: 1863 Size: 22 x 7 inches
Published: London
Description: Coastal map of the route from Gwadar to Karachi (Pakistan) by Major Goldsmid, a British Army officer and East India Company agent who was responsible for laying the overground telegraph lines from Europe to India. Original colour.
Map Ref: IC2689

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : Indus River Delta
Date: 1867 Size: 10 x 11 inches
Published: London
Description: The delta of the River Indus, to illustrated a paper by British army officer, Colonel Charles William Tremenheere (1813-1898). Original hand colour.
Map Ref: IC1874

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : Route from Peshawur through Chitral to Faizabad in Badakshan
Date: 1872 Size: 13 x 14 inches
Published: London
Description: Detailed map showing the route of secret agent "Sapper Havildar" (Hyder Shah) from Peshawar, Pakistan to Fayzabad, Afghanistan, via Chitrāl. To illustrated the report by Major T. Montgomerie. Original outline colour.
Map Ref: IC1873

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Cartographer: Justus Perthes
Title: : Karte des Nordöstlichen Hindukusch-Gebirges
Date: 1893 Size: 10 x 8 inches
Published: Gotha
Description: Detailed map of the Hindu Kush centred on Chitral, Pakistan. The map covers parts of Pakistan, Afghanistan, and northern India, and shows the Russo-British border during the Great Game. Printed colour.
Map Ref: IC2698

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Cartographer: John Bartholomew
Title: : Section III [Pakistan and Afghanistan]
Date: 1893 Size: 9 x 7 inches
Published: Edinburgh
Description: Northern Pakistan, northwest India, and Afghanistan. Centered on the Punjab, including Kabul, Lahore, Quetta, Peshawar and Multan. Printed colour.
Map Ref: IC2676

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : Sketch map of Beluchistan and its Afghan and Persian Borders
Date: 1897 Size: 16 x 17 inches
Published: London
Description: Sketch map of Baluchistan, part of modern-day Pakistan. Includes Karachi, Hyderabad, and the course of the Indus River as far as Dera Ismail Khan. Kandahar in Afghanistan is also included. Printed colour.
Map Ref: IC2621

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Cartographer: John Murray
Title: : Murree
Date: c. 1910 Size: 9 x 7 inches
Published: London
Description: Pakistan, Murree. Marked with cantonments. Original printed colour.
Map Ref: IC2066

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Cartographer: British Admiralty
Title: : Karachi Harbour
Date: 1914 Size: 25 x 38 inches
Published: London
Description: Fine vintage chart of the port and harbour of Karachi. The survey was initiated in 1883 and continued in 1912 by the Karachi Port engineers. Latest corrections shown are to 1914. SL
Map Ref: IC2632

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Cartographer: R.G.S.
Title: : Alexander's Campaign on Indian North-West Frontier
Date: 1927 Size: 8 x 10 inches
Published: London
Description: Detailed map with original colour illustrating the paper by Sir Aurel Stein of Alexander's campaign in Northern Pakistan. Printed colour.
Map Ref: IC2042

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Cartographer: Survey of India
Title: : Kashmir & Jammu & Punjab
Date: 1933 Size: 15 x 24 inches
Published: Dehra Dun
Description: Detailed map centering on the city of Sialkot in the Punjab together with the cities of Gujrat and Gujranwala, thus showing the Golden Triangle of industrial cities in Punjabi Pakistan. Printed colour.
Map Ref: IC2680

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