Fullarton, Archibald
1870

British Settlements Malay Peninsula Singapore Malacca Penang Labouan

British Settlements in the Malay Peninsula and Coast of Borneo Compiled from Admiralty and various other surveys.

DESCRIPTION: Scarce small map of British settlements, including Singapore, on the Malay Peninsula and on the coast of Borneo ca. 1870. By Archibald Fullarton. Engraved by J. Bartholomew, Edinburgh. Hand colored.

Five inset maps include:

Malacca and Nanning. Taken by the British 1795, restored to the Dutch 1801, again taken 1817, restored 1818, and resumed a third time by the British in 1825.
Sketch showing the positions of the British Settlements in the Malay Peninsula.
Island of Singapore. Occupied by the British since 1818.
Penang or Prince of Wales Island and Province Wellesley. Occupied by the British since 1786. Province Wellesley since 1802. Includes an inset of the city of George Town.
Island of Labouan [ Labuan ] Off the Coast of Borneo. Ceded to the British 1846.
Town and harbor of Singapore.

Depth soundings. Mountains shown by hachuring.

CREATOR: Fullarton, Archibald

PUBLICATION DATE: 1870

GEOGRAPHIC AREA: Singapore

BODY OF WATER: Singapore Strait

CONDITION: Very good. Clean, no issues.

COLORING: Hand colored.

ENGRAVER:

SIZE: 9 " x 5 "

ITEM PHYSICAL LOCATION: 6

PRICE: $650

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