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Paskaerte van Nova Granada et t'Eylandt California

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Kashnor notes, "a good impression of a rare map. Locates P. S. Francisco Draco, Bay of Monterey, Santa Barbara, San Diego, while above is shown the Strait of Anian. An important map, showing the development of the cartography of California." Most sought after map of this genre. Two cartouches with cherubs. MS note: 211 (on backing). Relief: no. Projection: Mercator. Printing Process: Copper engraving. Other Features: Cartouche. References: McLaughlin 3; Phillips 473 & 474; Wagner 394; Tooley 22; Leighly 47; Koeman IV, Goos 1B(40); Goss plate 37..
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Date
1666
Call number
093:211 M
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