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![[Persia & Mesopotamia] Tabula Quinta de Asia.](https://neatlinemaps.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/NL-02006-NEWEST_thumbnail-300x300.jpg)
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[Persia & Mesopotamia] Tabula Quinta de Asia.
- $16,500
- One of the oldest maps of Persia and Mesopotamia, the Cradle of Civilizations.
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![[Great Game] Map of Aderbeijan compiled principally from personal observations and surveys made in the years 1851-55 by N. Khanikof…](https://neatlinemaps.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/NL-01994_thumbnail-300x300.jpg)
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[Great Game] Map of Aderbeijan compiled principally from personal observations and surveys made in the years 1851-55 by N. Khanikof…
- $1,800
- Russian Orientalist Nikolai Khanykov’s map of Greater Azerbaijan.
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World Oil’s 1958 Middle East Oil Map
- $2,800
- World Oil’s iconic map of the Middle Eastern Petroleum Concessions and Infrastructure.
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Contro La Repressione e L’Imperialismo del Comunismo Sovietico.
- $750
- Italian Anti-Communist Poster protesting the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the arrest of peace activist and nuclear physicist, Andrey Sakharov.
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Piping Petroleum In Iraq
- $575
- A decorative broadsheet explaining and promoting the early petroleum industry in Iraq, on the eve of a new World War.
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Hayastan: hamaynagitakan Hayastan (Armenia: Encyclopedic Armenia)
- $2,600
- A cartographic celebration of Armenia and Armenian culture.
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Wandkarte der Teppichgebiete
- $1,350
- A remarkable visualization of well-known carpet regions in the Middle East and Central Asia, produced at the height of the ‘Persian rug craze’.
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