Title:Java Description:This is a 1942 East Asia Geographical Society map of Java. Depicting the entirety of the island, this map was produced in a limited edition of 3,000 examples. Myriad locations throughout the island, including cities, towns, and villages. Java's topography is illustrated by contour lines and shading. Numerous inset maps along both top and bottom margin display different aspects of the island. Four inset maps in the lower left corner depict cities. This map was compiled by the South Asia Bureau Foreign Ministry and issued by the East Asia Geographical Society on September 2, 1942. Scale:1 : 1000000. Dimensions: 14.5 x 43 inches. Condition:Very good. Light wear along original fold lines. Terms and Conditions Signatures are required for all deliveries.Can take from 4 days to 1 week to arrive.Insurance: Insurance is included in postage unless your map is being shipped to a destination that does not allow insurance. For more valuable items we highly recommend using Express Mail. If an item is lost or damaged in transit, I will not automatically refund your money, instead I will file claim with the post office listing you, the recipient, as the beneficiary. The post office will resolve the claim and pay you directly. You may need to bring certain evidence to the post office in order to verify the claim information. Be aware that insurance value must be reflected in customs value, so for example, I cannot insure your item for 500 dollars and declare a customs value of 10 dollars. Therefore, if you wish to me to declare a low customs value, then I will not be able to insure your item with the postal carrier. If an item is lost or damaged in transit, I will not automatically refund your money, instead I will file claim with the post office listing you, the recipient, as the beneficiary. The post office will resolve the claim and pay you directly. You may need to bring certain evidence to the post office in order to verify the claim information. Most items that are delayed or seem lost do eventually appear, though it may take longer than expected. Except for Domestic Express Mail, the United States post office does not guarantee arrival times. |