C1900
 (1912)

[ASIA-SINGAPORE] Straits of Durian Sugi and Chombol.

Mapmaker:

Lieutenants Collisons & Moresby, I.N

Early issue of this rare Hydrographic chart  of the new surveys made in 1900 with small corrections to 1912. The  map covers the area between Singapore and the east coast of Sumatra between Kundur and Buland Island, with good detailed … Read Full Description

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S/N: HYDRO-2402-ASI-INDO–233313
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Full Title:

[ASIA-SINGAPORE] Straits of Durian Sugi and Chombol.

Date:

C1900
 (1912)

Mapmaker:

Lieutenants Collisons & Moresby, I.N

Engraver:

Edward Weller 

Condition:

Small water stain at top right, with minor marks, otherwise in good condition. On early linen.

Technique:

Engraving.

Image Size: 

660mm 
x 485mm

Paper Size: 

710mm 
x 510mm
AUTHENTICITY
[ASIA-SINGAPORE] Straits of Durian Sugi and Chombol. - Antique Map from 1900

Genuine antique
dated:

1912

Description:

Early issue of this rare Hydrographic chart  of the new surveys made in 1900 with small corrections to 1912. The  map covers the area between Singapore and the east coast of Sumatra between Kundur and Buland Island, with good detailed information of the islands of Sugi, Caitlin and Sugi Bawa.

The regular updating of Hydrographic charts by the Hydrographic Office was to ensure that commanders of ships, pilots and other mariners were able to have the most to up to date information available to safely navigate foreign waters and ports as new information of changes to sea depths, sand bars, wrecks or other any other pertinent nautical information that could hinder passage became available. As updated charts were offered for sale, the earlier outdated charts in the hands of mariners, pilots, ships owners and sailors were invariably discarded, subsequently making all British Admiralty issued hydrographic charts of the period rare.

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