German 1904 War Map Richtersveld , Kriegskarte von Deutsch-Sudwestafrika. 1987 National Archives

Here we have a large map of the area in Namibia, then German South-West Africa,  around the southern border with South Africa, including Port Nolloth and the coastline north to "Luderitz-land"  the Richtersveld, and the southern part of Namibia ( then German South-West Africa ) centering on Warmbad.  The map was drawn in 1904 by the German authorities then in control of South-West Africa.

Drawn by Dietrich Reimer and Ernst Vohsen in Berlin from work done by P. Sprigade and M. Moisel. Official title is Kriegskarte von Deutsch-Sudwestafrika. Blatt Warmbad

This map is a reprint as re-issued in 1987 by the National Archives of SWA/Namibia as part of their Archeia 6 series.

Map is overall in very good condition with very minimal foxing. The border area between the map and the frame has some foxed areas ( age-spotting ).

Nicely framed in a solid wooden frame with gilt border. I have treated the frame with Woodoc.  Ready to hang on your wall. 66 cm x 30.5 cm. Frame is 77.5 cm x 36.5 cm .