Geneve: Jean-Leonard Pellet, 1780. Copper Engraving. Image 12.75" x 8.25; sheet 14" x 10" From Raynal's Histoire Philosophique et Politique. Center fold as issued. Always securely packed and dispatched rapidly. Professional sellers of antiquarian books, maps and prints since 1994. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Geneve: Jean-Leonard Pellet, 1780. Copper Engraving. Image 8.5" x 12"; sheet 10.25" x 14" From Raynal's Histoire Philosophique et Politique. Center fold as issued. Always securely packed and dispatched rapidly. Professional sellers of antiquarian books, maps and prints since 1994. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Amsterdam: 1633. 15.25"x19.75" plate mark; 19"x22" sheet. Most of the 17th century maps of this region are based on Capt. John Smith's map first published in 1612 (more widely disseminated in 1624); it was not superseded until Augustine Hermann's map in 1673. The Smith map is the first printed map.....
[Paris]: [1787]. 15.5"x12" on blue tinted paper, original color highlighting positions. This map offers very fine detail: French and American units are labelled; the headquarters of Washington and Rochambeau are shown lower left. Note the allies' system of trenches just south of town. Wooldridge says this is the only map.....