Finely engraved plan of the anchorages in the area showing the Dutch and English separated from the French fleets.The portrayal of the Dutch/ English versus French were formidable. The anchorages are shown with depths in the bay. The whole is put in perspective with finely engraved rhumb lines.This is a very nice small print.

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Bibliographic Details

Title: Plan of Portendic called also Portu daddy Penia
Publisher: Jean Labat, London
Publication Date: 1745
Binding: 8 1/4 x 5 3/4 inches
Condition: Very good

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We have been book, map and print sellers since 1975. We opened a brick and mortar store in 1983. It was in Winnetka, IL and was open until retirement in 2014. Our collections is extensive and now available online. We are currently entering the online market for the first time. We are liquidating inventory and maps centered on the history of transportation. Feel free to browse and ask questions. Any problems please bring them to our attention so we can resolve them. We are not happy unless our customers are happy.Enjoy!

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