1680 Frederick de Wit Large Antiue Map of Tartary, China, Japan, Mogul, Formosa Original Art with some adopting semi-nomadic lifestyles

with some adopting semi-nomadic lifestyles being denoted as trekboers

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1680 Frederick de Wit Large Antiue Map of Tartary, China, Japan, Mogul, Formosa Original Art with some adopting semi-nomadic lifestylesTitle : Magnae Tartariae Magni Mogolis Imperii, Japoniae et Chinae F de Wit Ref #: 17030 Size: 25in x 22 1 2in (635mm x 570mm) Date : 1680 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Description: This large, handsome original hand coloured copper plate engraved antique map of Tartary including China, Japan, Central Asia, parts of the Mogul Empire, Persia and Siberia was published by Fredrick De Wit in 1680. The map is finely engraved with detail, with fine