Claude Joseph Suathier. A Chorographical Map of the Province of New-York...1779. Cartographer_Samuel de Champlain As many as 20 stones

As many as 20 stones stones were used to capture the rich

The map is based on Mercator's celebrated world map of 1569 and was included in his atlas

Each view is available framed to full musuem specifcations in our classic black and gold frame for $850 or unframed for $600 (small plate sizes

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Cornelis Danckerts was active from the 1690s until his death in 1717

Claude Joseph Suathier. A Chorographical Map of the Province of New-York...1779. Cartographer_Samuel de Champlain As many as 20 stonesClaude Joseph Sauthier (French, 1785 1851) A Chorographical Map of the Province of New York in North America London: William Faden, 1779. Fine engraved map on six sheets joined The last and best large scale map of an American colony. Drawn on a scale of five miles to the inch, it is the most detailed printed map of any extensive part of North America published during the Revolutionary period. A MAGNIFICENT MAP OF NEW YORK, with original hand colour in