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Hardcover. Etat : Good. Date:1929. Size of map: 84.0cm x 113.4cm. Scale: 4 inches to 1 mile. A scarce and highly evocative 1929 geological map of south-west Iran, compiled in London by H. Cornes for the Anglo-Persian Oil Company (A.P.O.C.), and drawn from the company's field surveys across the Zagros oil belt. Issued as part of a sectional survey series (Sheet No. 10 I & 10 J), the map extends from the Persian Gulf littoral-including Bushire and the offshore islands-deep inland across the folded structures of the Zagros Mountains, encompassing key regions such as Behbehan, Deh Dasht, Cham Zeidan, and Kazerun. Wear to the fold lines with loss to the fold intersections. Short closed tears to the margins with minor loss. Minor staining verso. In good condition overall. Please contact us for more a detailed catalogue entry. Very scarce.…

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Date:1929. Size of map: 48.1cm x 89.5cm. Scale: 4 inches to 1 mile. A scarce 1929 geological map of south-west Iran, compiled by H. Cornes for the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, depicting the folded structures of the Zagros petroleum province with detailed stratigraphy, structural axes, oil wells, and pipeline routes. Including both Masjid-i-Sulaiman and Haft Kel, it represents a key working document of early petroleum exploration and an important survival of interwar industrial geological cartography. Wear to the fold lines with minor loss to the fold intersections. Short closed tears to the margins with minor loss. Minor staining. In very good condition overall. Please contact us for more a detailed catalogue entry. Very scarce. …

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Date:1929/35. Size of map: 46.3cm x 115.9cm. Scale: 4 inches to 1 mile. A scarce and technically important A.P.O.C. geological map of south-west Iran, compiled in 1929 by H. Cornes and revised using aerial survey in 1935. Depicting the folded structures of the Zagros oil province, with detailed plotting of wells, pipelines, and anticlines, and including both Masjid-i-Sulaiman and Haft Kel, it represents a working document of early petroleum exploration and a significant survival of interwar industrial geological cartography. Wear to the fold lines with minor loss to the fold intersections. Minor staining, mainly verso. In very good condition overall. Please contact us for more a detailed catalogue entry. Very scarce.…