Portable The First Map Of Hong Kong, 1843 - Old Admiralty Navy Chart - Kowloon, Victoria Bay, Early British Colony Kit [THDRqbKv]

The First Map of Hong Kong, 1843

Discover the origins of Hong Kong with "The First Map of Hong Kong, 1843," an exquisite piece of cartographic history. This large format sea chart, meticulously crafted by Edward Belcher for the British Admiralty, is a true treasure for collectors and history enthusiasts. Its exceptional rarity and detailed depiction of the early British colony make it a must-have for anyone interested in the history of Hong Kong.

Exceptional Map Properties

This 1843 map of Hong Kong offers a unique glimpse into the past, showcasing the island's initial development and infrastructure. The focus is on the sea, with Victoria Harbour and Kowloon City depicted in their early stages. The map includes a wealth of details, such as labeled buildings, primarily governmental, and notable landmarks like Victoria Peak and Stanley. Key features include:

• Original Publication Date: 1843, the first printed map of Hong Kong.
• Format: Available in two sizes: 18x24 inches and 24x36 inches, with the option for larger custom prints up to 160 inches wide.

Perfect Gift for Hong Kong Lovers

"The First Map of Hong Kong, 1843" is not just a map; it's a time capsule that brings to life the island's early days. Whether as a birthday, Christmas, Father's Day, work leaving, or housewarming gift, this map is sure to delight anyone with a passion for Hong Kong or its rich history. The giclée print on acid-free archival matte paper ensures longevity and beauty, while the simple black frame complements most aesthetics. Ideal for framing, this map is also a conversation starter and a stunning decorative piece for any home or office. Embrace the past with this unique and beautiful piece of history.