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858 - VAN KEULEN, Johannes Nieuwe pas-caart strekkende van Pta Cataon tot Pta Lamtaon, langs de kusten von Cochinchina, Tonquin, Quangsi en Quantung, bevattende insgelijks het eiland Aynam en die van Macao met dieptens, havens en ankergronden. Amsterdam J. Van Keulen [18th c.] Engr., 49,6 x 57,5 cm, hand-coloured (left side sl. toned, few tiny spots). First published in the 6th part of the "De Nieuwe Groote Ligtende Zee-Fakkel", containing the charts concerning the navigation in East Asian waters which required for a long time a certain secrecy. In 1753 maps from the so-called "Secret atlas of the V.O.C." were finally published in print. This map depicts the coasts of the South China Sea from Guangzhou (Canton) and the Macao down to Cochinchina (Vietnam) incl. numerous isles, in particular Hainan (on the map mentioned as "Aynam"). Ref. Koeman IV Keu [402].
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VAN KEULEN, Johannes Nieuwe pas-caart strekkende van Pta Cataon tot Pta Lamtaon, langs de kusten von Cochinchina, Tonquin, Quangsi en Quantung, bevattende insgelijks het eiland Aynam en die van Macao met dieptens, havens en ankergronden. Amsterdam J. Van Keulen [18th c.] Engr., 49,6 x 57,5 cm, hand-coloured (left side sl. toned, few tiny spots). First published in the 6th part of the "De Nieuwe Groote Ligtende Zee-Fakkel", containing the charts concerning the navigation in East Asian waters which required for a long time a certain secrecy. In 1753 maps from the so-called "Secret atlas of the V.O.C." were finally published in print. This map depicts the coasts of the South China Sea from Guangzhou (Canton) and the Macao down to Cochinchina (Vietnam) incl. numerous isles, in particular Hainan (on the map mentioned as "Aynam"). Ref. Koeman IV Keu [402].
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