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Fry-Jefferson Map of Virginia, 1755 |
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De Vaugondy's edition of the
seminal Fry-Jefferson map. The result is a beautiful single folio sheet example of the most sought
after and recognizeable 18th Century map of Virginia and Maryland.
While the title is in French, virtually the entire map is English.
The map provides a fabulously detailed look into pre-revolutionary
war Virginia and Maryland, extending west to the Alleghany
Mountains, and including Delaware and a portion of New Jersey, as well as
the region around Philadelphia. Much has been written about
this celebrated map. A gorgeous clean example of the first edition
of this map, in original outline color. Phillips Atlases 619. Swem
184. Pedley 470, State 1. |
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Price: $4,000.00 |
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Virginia,
Maryland & Carolinas |
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One of the most decorative maps of
the area, intended to promote German emigration to America. A
number of early counties shown in the Carolinas. Nice detail in the
interior of Virginia and Maryland for the period. New Jersey is
divided into East and West New Jersey. The region in the west is
Florida, extending to Lake Erie. Shows Indian Tribes and Place
names, rivers, bays, coastal soundings, early settlements and other
details. Embellished by one of the most decorative cartouches to
appear on a map of the region, showing figures from regional
history and local trade with the English. The Atlantic is Mare
Virgini [or] Sea of Virginy. Cummings 156; Papenfuse 24. |
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Price: $2850.00 |
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Nova
Virginiae Tabula |
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Classic, decorative,
significant and very desirable Dutch map of the Chesapeake area,
today's Virginia, Delaware and Maryland; Derivative 1, State 2, of
the somewhat earlier John Smith map. Copperplate engraving
with original outline hand color; 14.5 x 19" (37 x 48 cm) +
original full margins; printed on handmade rag, laid paper.
Mostly minor soiling in margins only & very light overall
toning; image is bright, clear and clean; Very Good
Condition. |
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Price: $3700.00 |
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