COLLECTION NAME:
David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
Record
Author:
France. Ministere de l'instruction publique
Date:
1891
Short Title:
L' Afiques en 1890
Publisher:
Justus Perthes
Publisher:
Erhard Fres
Publisher Location:
Paris
Publisher Location:
Paris
Type:
Separate Map
Type:
Advertisement
Obj Height cm:
59
Obj Width cm:
57
Scale 1:
2,000,000
Note:
Color map issued an advertisement for L'atlas de geographie moderne, supplement to "Journal des Debats, Politiques et literaires" Jeudi 19 Mars 1891 supplement illustre. Shows roads, railroads, political boundaries, rivers and mountains. Includes legend and color coded key to possessions of European in Africa. Relief shown by hachures. On verso descriptive text and map, shows Captain Binger's exploration routes in West Africa.
World Area:
Africa
Subject:
Exploration
Full Title:
L' Afiques en 1890 : Carte extraite de l'Atlas de geographie moderne : Dresse sous la direction de MM. F. Schrader, F. Prudent et E. Anthoine. Grave par Erhard Fres, Paris. Imp. Erhard Fres. Paris. Librairie Hachette & Cie. (on verso) Itineraire du Voyage de Capitaine Binger : de Niambouambo à Waghadougou et a Yendi. L. Thuillier, del. S. Krakow, sc.
List No:
13218.043
Page No:
front
Series No:
43
Engraver or Printer:
Prudent, Ferdinand
Engraver or Printer:
Anthoine, Edouard
Engraver or Printer:
Thuillier, Louis
Publication Author:
France. Ministere de l'instruction publique
Pub Date:
1885
Pub Title:
Spezial-Karte von Afrika im Massstab von 1: 4,000,000. (10 Blatt.) Entworfen von Hermann Habenicht ; bearbeitet von demselben, Bruno Domann und Dr. Richard Luddecke. I. Lieferung, ausgegeben bei Gelegenheit der Feier des 100jährigen Bestehens des Hauses Justus Perthes in Gotha September 1885. Die karte erscheint 5 Lieferungen zu 2 Bl. erschienen jede mit 2 karten a 3 mark.
Pub Note:
This Atlas of Africa was developed to commemorate the centennial of Justus Perthes, Geographische Anstalt (Geographical Institute) in Gotha, towards a better understanding of African exploration and mapping at the end of the nineteenth century. It was first published in 1885 (this copy) following the Berlin West Africa Conference of 1884, and went through two further editions by 1892. It Consists of 12 folding maps and an index sheet, comprising ten sectional maps, with map title and legend on sheet 3, and two supplements: 1. Hohen- und Tiefen Ubersicht von Afrika. 2. Ethnographische Ubersicht von Afrika. Issued with a descriptive leaflet accompanying each map, which details how the map was compiled and lists the sources used. Maps show countries, regions, districts, populations, cities, towns, water bodies, rivers, lakes, colonial possessions, roads, railroads, canals, shipping routes, explorers’ itineraries and travel accounts. Bound in half leather brown marbled paper covered boards with with the title "Spezial Karte von Afrika" in gilt on spine. Includs color coded key to European possessions in Africa. Flamsteed projection. Relief shown by shading, hachures and spot heights. Prime meridian is Greenwich. Atlas accompanied by 2 inserted sheets issued as supplement to "Journal des Debats, Politiques et literaires" including descriptive text. and 3 maps: L'Afrique en 1890; Itineraire du voyage du Capitaine Binger, and Madagascar
Pub List No:
13218.000
Pub Type:
Regional Atlas
Pub Maps:
12
Pub Height cm:
60
Pub Width cm:
39
Image No:
13218043.jp2
Authors:
France. Ministere de l'instruction publique
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