Map title
Possessioni della Spagna nell'america Settentrionale e Carta Generale del Messico
Mapmakers
Unknown
LocationLocation shown in map
South USA and Mexico
Edition date
1807
Edition place
Milan
Editor
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Atlas
Barbiellini Atlante delle geografica antica e moderna
Price
Please ask: info@thetreasuremaps.com
State
[mint/EXCELLENT/very good/good/fair/mediocre/poor]
Color
Old outlined
Verso
Blank
Size
Plate: cm (24.8 x 19.7) inches (9.76 x 7.76) Paper: cm (27.9 x 22.9) inches (10.98 x 9.02)
Technique
Copper engraving
Note
Map of the Texas, Mexico, Upper California, Louisiana Territory and Florida. The cartography is certainly pre-1810, naming East and West Florida, showing a pre-Louisiana Purchase Louisiana and very early placenames in the Southwest, most notably Pimeria, Bagiopas, and Quivira, names which would disappear from the map within a few years. Another noteworthy feature is the listing of the Missions in Upper California, which do not generally appear in atlas maps of the period. Nice detail in Texas, including the appearance of the actual name Texas, another unusual early feature. A number of forts and Indian Tribes located. An interesting early map of the region.
Reference
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Wiki
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In stock
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Code
#0084
Possessioni della Spagna nell'america Settentrionale e Carta Generale del Messico
Mapmakers
Unknown
South USA and Mexico
Edition date
1807
Edition place
Milan
Editor
--
Atlas
Barbiellini Atlante delle geografica antica e moderna
Price
Please ask: info@thetreasuremaps.com
State
[mint/EXCELLENT/very good/good/fair/mediocre/poor]
Color
Old outlined
Verso
Blank
Size
Plate: cm (24.8 x 19.7) inches (9.76 x 7.76) Paper: cm (27.9 x 22.9) inches (10.98 x 9.02)
Technique
Copper engraving
Note
Map of the Texas, Mexico, Upper California, Louisiana Territory and Florida. The cartography is certainly pre-1810, naming East and West Florida, showing a pre-Louisiana Purchase Louisiana and very early placenames in the Southwest, most notably Pimeria, Bagiopas, and Quivira, names which would disappear from the map within a few years. Another noteworthy feature is the listing of the Missions in Upper California, which do not generally appear in atlas maps of the period. Nice detail in Texas, including the appearance of the actual name Texas, another unusual early feature. A number of forts and Indian Tribes located. An interesting early map of the region.
Reference
--
Wiki
Here for more info
In stock
Available
Code
#0084
