Null [Indonesia] [Atlases] Diessen, J.R., ed. Grote Atlas van de Verenigde Oost-…

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[Indonesia] [Atlases] Diessen, J.R., ed. Grote Atlas van de Verenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie Deel I-VII. Voorburg etc., Asia Maior/ Atlas Maior, 2006-2010. 7 vols. Printed in 1000 (vol. 1) & 1600 numb. copies, w. num. (full-p.) col. maps and ills., text in Dutch and English. Cl. w. dust-j. and slipcase (1 slipcase sl. dam.). Large folio. Comprises: I. Atlas Isaak de Graaf. II. Java en Madoera. III. Indische Archipel en Oceanië. IV. Ceylon. V. Afrika. VI. Voor-Indië, Perzië, Arabisch Schiereiland. VII. Oost-Azië, Birma tot Japan. With: Grote Atlas van de Verenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie. De Oude WIC 1621-1674 (and) 1674-1791. Ibid., idem, 2006. 2 vols. Printed in 1200 numb. copies, w. num. (full-p.) col. maps and ills., text in Dutch and English. Cl. w. dust-j. and slipcase. Large folio. Added: Grote Atlas van Nederlands Oost-Indië/ Comprehensive Atlas of the Netherlands East Indies. Asia Maior/ KNAG, 2003. Hc in orig. slipcase. Folio. Jubilee edition of Uitgeverij Asia Maior and the Royal Dutch Geographical Society on the occasion of their 10th and 130th anniversaries, respectively. Complete set, excellent condition. *Weight approx. 100 kg; please consult our website regarding shipping costs. (total 10)

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[Indonesia] [Atlases] Diessen, J.R., ed. Grote Atlas van de Verenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie Deel I-VII. Voorburg etc., Asia Maior/ Atlas Maior, 2006-2010. 7 vols. Printed in 1000 (vol. 1) & 1600 numb. copies, w. num. (full-p.) col. maps and ills., text in Dutch and English. Cl. w. dust-j. and slipcase (1 slipcase sl. dam.). Large folio. Comprises: I. Atlas Isaak de Graaf. II. Java en Madoera. III. Indische Archipel en Oceanië. IV. Ceylon. V. Afrika. VI. Voor-Indië, Perzië, Arabisch Schiereiland. VII. Oost-Azië, Birma tot Japan. With: Grote Atlas van de Verenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie. De Oude WIC 1621-1674 (and) 1674-1791. Ibid., idem, 2006. 2 vols. Printed in 1200 numb. copies, w. num. (full-p.) col. maps and ills., text in Dutch and English. Cl. w. dust-j. and slipcase. Large folio. Added: Grote Atlas van Nederlands Oost-Indië/ Comprehensive Atlas of the Netherlands East Indies. Asia Maior/ KNAG, 2003. Hc in orig. slipcase. Folio. Jubilee edition of Uitgeverij Asia Maior and the Royal Dutch Geographical Society on the occasion of their 10th and 130th anniversaries, respectively. Complete set, excellent condition. *Weight approx. 100 kg; please consult our website regarding shipping costs. (total 10)

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