(Mountain Chart) Tableau comparatif des principales Hauteurs du 1812 An uncommon advertising map illustrating

An uncommon advertising map illustrating a bit of the costume and culture of the Philippines as well as the neighboring Pacific nations

Notably the ancient place names are shown in Italic Capitals while modern names are in Roman Capitals

much of the early financing was provided by investors in Holland and France

it does also infuse some of Mitchell's British information

and the Gold Rush to the Gold Fields of western Kansas brought new focus to its mountainous reaches

(Mountain Chart) Tableau comparatif des principales Hauteurs du 1812 An uncommon advertising map illustrating(Mountain Chart) Tableau comparatif des principales Hauteurs du Globe D'Apres A. M, Perrot. A large and uncommon early mountain chart by Vandermaelen that shows the major peaks around the world. Divided into continents, and for Europe, further divided into specific regions or ranges, it is a detailed hand colored lithograph that has a key below for all the peaks names. Shows the highest peak in Asia as "Dhawalagiri" at 8556 meters Condition is very