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This is a replica of a 1675 English Seachart of the South Sea by John Seller hydrographer to the Kings most excellent majestie<br /><br />It is printed on period correct Linen and cotton rag laid paper.

This is a replica of a 1715 chart of A view of ye general and coasting trade-winds, monsoons or ye shifting trade winds through ye world, variations & c. According to the newest and most exact observations, by H. Moll geographer. <br /><br />This map was compiled with information collected on the voyages of William Dampier.<br /><br />It is printed on period correct Linen and cotton rag laid paper and is about 8" x 21" (the correct size of the original)

This is a replica of a 1715 chart of A view of ye general and coasting trade-winds, monsoons or ye shifting trade winds through ye world, variations & c. According to the newest and most exact observations, by H. Moll geographer. <br /><br />This map was compiled with information collected on the voyages of William Dampier.<br /><br />It is printed on period correct Linen and cotton rag laid paper and is about 8" x 21" (the correct size of the original)

This is a replica of a 1713 English Seachart of of New Foundland, New Scotland, New England, New York, New Jersey, with Virginia and Maryland<br /><br />It is printed on period correct Linen and cotton rag laid paper.

This is a replica of a 1712 Dutch seachart showing the Antilles, Greater, Cuba, and Jamaica islands.<br /><br />It is printed on period correct Linen and cotton rag laid paper.

This is a replica of a 1666 Dutch seachart showing the Atlantic coast of America from Cape Cod to Cape Hatteras. The emphasis is on the Dutch colony of New Netherland. New Amsterdam (New York) is shown at the tip of Manhattan Island. Many other Dutch place names appear, including Staten Eylandt, Lange Eylandt, and Vlysingen (Flushing). Along the Delaware River a number of Dutch settlements are shown, including Fort Casimir, Nassau and Elsenburgh, as well as the Swedish Fort Christina. The Schuylkill River, future site of Philadelphia, is also shown.In New England, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket are shown with their present names, and several early English settlements, such as New Plymouth are located. Excellent early delineation of the Chesapeake Bay, with Jamestown located. The Potomac River is shown as the Patwomeck.<br /><br />It is printed on period correct Linen and cotton rag laid paper.