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| Height | 14.72 Inches |
| Length | 10.78 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 7.1 Pounds |
| Width | 1.17 Inches |
I found the 1410 map on Wikipedia, specifically from this page (towards the bottom). I don't know of any anthology containing maps such as this one. I do agree that this is an excellent map and has great details. If it helps, here is the Wikimedia profile of that map from 1410. In that page you'll find various details on the map. Towards the bottom you'll find all the Wikipedia articles that use this map. You can search around and find more.
Scholarly atlases also provide greatly detailed and historical maps. Two notable examples that I physically own are the D.K. World History Atlas, and also the Cassell's Atlas of World History, both of which have greatly detailed maps. Buying physical copies isn't really a good choice though because there's always better maps somewhere online.
Searching around the internet, you'll find tons of great sites that provide maps of varying quality. One popular site is www.geacron.com, which maps every continent in every year from -3000 to 2019. Their maps aren't very detailed but interesting nonetheless.
I hope this helped.