Principal Dutch colonies in the Indian seas. Java according to Van de Velde [cartographic material] /

Maps of both Java and Borneo feature land tenure consisting of the division of land between Dutch and native possession. The sheet is bordered by nine vignettes of native fauna, native settlement and native dress. Relief shown by hachures, spot heights and bathymetric soundings.; Includes cross-sectional profile entitled: Sectional view of the comparative elevations of the principal mountains and places of Java, and serving as an index to the letters in the map - English feet.; Imprint on map: A. Fullarton & Co., Edinburgh, London & Dublin.; Plate no. in top right corner of sheet: 20.; Prime meridian: Greenwich; Plate 20 from: The Royal illustrated atlas of modern geography / with an introductory notice by Dr. N. Shaw, Secretary To The Royal Geographical Society, &c. London and Edinburgh : A. Fullarton and Co., [1872?].; David Rumsey map collection, Cartography Associates. List no. 3007.020 [cited 12 Jul. 2005]. Available from Internet: http://www.davidrumsey.com/maps3086.html; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm512; Library's copy MAP RM 512 has lost much of the original colour. Illustrations in margin: [Birds & animals in top four illustrations] -- Javan labourer, Javan warrior -- Javan woman of the lower class, bride of the higher class -- Saghai Dyak, S.E. coast of Borneo, Serebis Dyak, N.W. coast of Borneo -- River Sarawak & town of Kuchin / drawn & engraved by A. Thom, Edinr. -- Dyak females, Borneo.Ancillary map: Borneo reduced from the large map constructed for the Borneo Church Mission Institution / by Augustus Petermann ; engraved by G.H. Swanston. Scale 1:8,000,000.Java according to Van de VeldeBorneo reduced from the large map constructed for the Borneo Church Mission Institutio