Six Indonesian and Dutch East Indies Notes

Three (3) Bank Notes issued by De Javasche Bank in Indonesia (Dutch East Indies), including the following. - 1946 Five Gulden Bank Note, Serial# BAM 036887 - 1948 Fifty Cent Bank Note, Serial# AA 4 38

Three (3) Bank Notes including the following. - 1927 Dutch East Indies (Indonesia) Twenty-Five Gulden Note issued by De Javasche Bank, Serial# RR 09380 - 1931 Dutch East Indies (Indonesia) Ten Gulden

(DUTCH EAST INDIES.) Adrian J. Bogaerts. Algemeene Land-en Zee-Kaart van de Nederlandsche Overzeesche Bezittingen, met het Koningrijk der Nederlanden in Europa. Large engraved six-panel chart of Malay

BURMA, DUTCH, EAST INDIES

(2) DUTCH EAST INDIES DOCUMENTS - Passes for Ship's Crews, Island of Ambon, issued from Fort Victoria, March of 1809, Dutch East India Company (VOC), with text in Dutch and Arabic. Signed by Ney, Will

A pair of 18th century Dutch East Indies silver curtain ties, Batavian Formed as twin headed eagles, chased decoration. Ring attachments. (2) Length – 14.9 cm / 5.8 inches Weight – 116

Turn of the 20th century Picture Album of the Dutch East Indies Colonial Indonesia This album, approx 8.5x12 inched, contains 53 large, interesting sepia-toned images, approx 5x7 inches on very thin p

With Crown Molding, Turned Half Column Stiles, Panel Doors and End Panels, 2 Lower Drawers, Bold Turned Feet. Ebony Inlay Throughout. 73.5"H x 54"W x 22"D. Condition: Good with Expected Use and Wear.

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY DUTCH EAST INDIES EBONY AND SILVER MOUNTED BETEL BOX with embossed shell mounts and pierced escutcheon, the hinged lid opening to reveal original strap hinges and lidded compartm

Heading: Author: Valentijn, François Title: Kaart van de Zuyd-Ooster Eylanden van Banda Place Published: Dordrecht Publisher:Joannes van Braam & Gerard onder de Linden Date Published: 1726

(INDONESIA.) Dutch East Indies Topographic Department. Schetskaart van de Residentie Palembang. Massive color-lithographed topographical case map of southern Sumatra. 4 large panels, each 29x35 inches

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Java in vier bladen Bl 4; DUTCH EAST INDIES:Indonesia:East JAVA & Madura. Surabaya' This map is folding hence the centrefold line may show on the image below DATE PRINTED: 1892

18th C. 13"h and 14"h

NO RESERVE Dutch East Indies.- Batavia.- Een Went aan de Ware Nederlanders of Eene Waarschuwing Tegan Het Verval des Lands en Volks, 4 colour-printed maps, light spotting, original printed wrappers, f

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Sumatra; Java' DATE PRINTED: 1863 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 32.0 x 45.5cm, 12.75 x 18 inches (Large) TYPE: Antique map with original outline colour CONDITION: Good; suitable for framin

Title: FRENCH INDOCHINA & DUTCH EAST INDIES Siam Burma Penang Manila Singapore 1912 map Description: Farther India; East Indies Archipelago; Inset maps of Singapore; Penang; Manila' by John Bartholome

US DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE. WORLD WAR 2, SUMATRA, INDONESIA AND DUTCH EAST INDIES MAPS (1944-1946). US Army Map Service. Eight maps from Dutch Sumatra and Timor: Gle Jeueng (paper) and Lho'Nga (paper) e

US DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE. WORLD WAR 2, SUMATRA, INDONESIA AND DUTCH EAST INDIES MAPS (1943-1946). US Army Map Service. Eight maps, from Dutch East Indies: Dutch Timor, Isle of Roti; Portuguese Timor;

Native Fishing Boat, Macassar, Dutch East Indies. c1925. By Ewing Galloway Agency. Very good contrast and tonality. 9.5 x 6.125 in.

Dutch East Indies. Batavia (Jakarta). Copper Coin.

DUTCH PAINTER Portrait of the Dutch explorer and Governor of Dutch East Indies, Hendrik Brouwer (c. 1581-1643) Oil on panel, 17th c. 33 x 24.5 cm, frame: 46 x 37.5 cm Verso is written: Exhibition Lenz

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: East India Isles [and Birman Empire] A large map of the Dutch East Indies, Indochina and the Philippines. "Pinang" (Penang), "Bankok" (Bangkok), "Manilla" (Manila), and the Strai

Chinese export blue and white bottle vase, for the Dutch East Indies Company with their arms in center 'VOC' (Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie) 6-1/2" high

This antique Dutch East Indies cupboard was crafted in Batavia (Jakarta) during the 19th century, colonial era. It has double folding doors with thin, rectangular fielded panels. Notice the interestin