Old Map of the East Indies by Stanford, 1926: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Railways Size:48x60in (120x150cm) showcasing significant landmarks such as

showcasing significant landmarks such as the Lea Bridge and the expansive Hackney Downs

Hartford (1635) - Known as the "Insurance Capital of the World

This map holds significant historical value

full colour and wonderful map shows the world as it was in 1872

Old Map of the East Indies by Stanford, 1926: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Railways Size:48x60in (120x150cm) showcasing significant landmarks such asThe "East Indies" map, crafted by the renowned Edward Stanford Ltd. in 1926, is a captivating glimpse into the geopolitical and geographical landscapes of Southeast Asia during the early 20th century. This map, part of Stanford's prestigious London atlas of universal geography, reflects the meticulous craftsmanship and cartographic expertise that Edward Stanford Ltd. was celebrated for. The map beautifully delineates the political boundaries of the