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1801 Kinbei Tadamasa Antique Map of Nagasaki & Port, Japan - Nagasaki Zu Russia Ref #: 21443

1801 Kinbei Tadamasa Antique Map of Nagasaki & Port, Japan - Nagasaki Zu Russia Ref #: 21443Title : (Nagasaki Zu) Date : 1801 Size: 17 1 2in x 13 1 2in (445mm x 343mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Ref: 20406 Description: Incredibly rare original hand coloured wood block engraved antique map of Nagasaki and Port (Nagasaki Zu) Japan by Kinbei Tadamasa was published in 1801. Kinbei Tadamasa was a Japanese cartographer and publisher who lived in Nagasaki during the Edo period (1603 1868). He was known for his maps of Nagasaki and the

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Ref #:  21443

Dart enier - Spear

which was named the Humboldt Current in his honour

ancient land system) into execution in 646 (Taika 2) and asked each province to submit maps of their land holdings

Condition: (A+) Condition

1801 Kinbei Tadamasa Antique Map of Nagasaki & Port, Japan - Nagasaki Zu Russia Ref #: 21443Title : (Nagasaki Zu) Date : 1801 Size: 17 1 2in x 13 1 2in (445mm x 343mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Ref: 20406 Description: Incredibly rare original hand coloured wood block engraved antique map of Nagasaki and Port (Nagasaki Zu) Japan by Kinbei Tadamasa was published in 1801. Kinbei Tadamasa was a Japanese cartographer and publisher who lived in Nagasaki during the Edo period (1603 1868). He was known for his maps of Nagasaki and the

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