Antique Map of Eastern Siberia by Bellin '1768'

Reference

BG-12645-6

Date

1768

Region

Asia

Category

Antique Map

Sheet size

25.0 x 37.0 cm (9.8 x 14.6 in)

Condition

Good

Availability

Available

Price

EUR 218

Antique map titled 'Suite de la Carte de la Siberie et le Pays de Kamtchatka'. Original antique map of the eastern portion of Siberia, centered on eastern Russia and the Mer d'Ochozk (Sea of Okhotsk) showing the Kamchatka Peninsula and I. de Beringe and I. Sagalin. The map shows the tracks of Russian ships voyage to Kamschatka: "voyage fait par mer en 1648 par 3 vaisseaux Russiens dont un est parvenu a la Kamtschatka" (1648 voyage by 3 Russian ships, one of which arrived in Kamchatka). Engraved by J.N. Bellin for 'Histoire Générale des Voyages'. Published 1768.

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