Old Maps of Caribbean and West Indies by Grace Galleries Harpswell Maine

General Caribbean Antiqua Barbados Cayman Islands Cuba Grenada & the Grenadines Guadeloupe Haiti Jamaica Margarita Martinique Montserrat Nevis Puerto Rico & Virgin Islands	Puerto Rico St. Christopher's St. Croix St. Eustatius St John St. Lucia St. Thomas St. Vincent St. Dominque The Island of Dominica Trinidad Tobago Virgin Islands
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CARIB110 - H. MOLL �The Island of St. Christopher's with Antego and Part of the Islands of America Etc.� London. 1717. Colored. 7X10. Fine early map by Herman Moll (c.1654-1732) one of the great geographers, engravers and cartographers at the time of the Age of Enlightenment in Britain. It was a time when navigators were accomplishing round the world voyages and bringing back to London and the major centers in Europe, updated charts and surveys from different parts of the world, enabling cartographers to draw, engrave and publish new maps and charts for a general public eager to learn more about the Old and the New World, depicted on the maps with topographical and hydrographical details of distant lands not seen before. Herman Moll, who drew this map, was an intellectual with a thirst for geographic and scientific knowledge which he acquired while frequenting London's Coffee Houses, where he met and socialized with the scientist, Robert Hooke (1635-1703), the authors Daniel Defoe and Jonathan Swift, and the antiquarian the Rev. Dr. William Stukeley (1687-1765). Amongst his Coffee House friends were the buccaneers and world travelers William Dampier (1651-1715) and Woodes Rogers (c.1679-1732,) for whom he drew maps and charts based on their sailing adventures and explorations. Moll's chart of St. Christopher's, Antego and the West Indies all depicted on one sheet, would have been of considerable interest to the English plantation owners involved in the burgeoning West Indies trade, and was based on information Moll would have acquired from his mariner friends. This fine 3-part map was issued in �Atlas Geographicus or a Compleat System of Geography for America,� published by John Nicholson in 1717. (Ref. The Cartographer and the Literati - Herman Moll and His Intellectual Circle� - by Dennis Reinhartz. 1997.)

$700

CARIB116 - R. BONNE �Carte De Supplement Pour Les Isles Antilles. Par M. Bonne Ingenieur Hydrographe.� Paris. 1787. Colored. 9�X13�. Attractive map of the West Indian Islands drawn in 2 sections. Top section shows the Virgin islands as a group & bottom section is divided into 8 squares with the islands of St. Eustache & St. Kitts, Antigua, Domingue, St. Lucie, Barbade, St.Vincent, Grenada & Tobago in separate boxes, as small charts. Depicts primary harbors around the islands & their positions in degrees with the Meridian through Paris. A decorative & finely engraved set of charts. The charts were engraved under the direction of Rigobert Bonne (1727-1795), the Royal Hydrographer to the King & Director of the Dept De la Marine in Paris. Published in �Atlas Encyclopedique� by Bonne & Nicolas Demarest (1725-1815.)

$325

CARIB118 - T. KITCHIN / W. ROBERTSON �Carte Du Golfe Du Mexique, Des Isles et Des Pays Adjacens. Pour L'Histoire du l'Amerique par Dr. Robertson.� Paris. 1778. Colored. 12X18�. This fine map of the Gulf of Mexico & the Caribbean Sea with the West Indies shows a strangely shaped Florida and the Bahamas & depicts Central America, the Yucatan, & Honduras down to Panama & the northern tip of South America (Venezuela.). The map includes dotted sailing lines around the Gulf and Central America, & between Cuba and the Cayman Islands. Engraved by Henrik Klockoff, a Dutch engraver from Amsterdam, the map was produced under the direction of Dr. William Robertson, a Doctor of Theology and Principal of Edinburgh University in Scotland, with the collaboration of Thomas Kitchin, a foremost engraver and publisher in London, who was also the Royal Hydrographer to the King in England. Together Kitchin and Robertson published �Histoire de L'Amerique� which came out in 4 volumes each containing one map. (Ref. Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers. Vol.4 page 55.) A striking map in old color that has a title cartouche in top right with a decorative border frame.

$620

CARIB119 - B. ELI.SMITH �West indies� New York. 1897. Colored. 1897-1902. 10�X15. Finely delineated map of the Greater and Lesser Antilles & the Caribbean Sea including the Bahamas, part of Central America, the northern tip of South America (Venezuela) & an inset chart in upper right of the Berrmuda Islands. The map depicts all harbors & major towns on the islands, forts, submarine telegraph lines, lights, rocks & reefs, & shows the tracks of the four voyages of Columbus. From the Century Atlas of the World prepared under the direction of Benjamin Eli Smith (1857-1913) a well-known editor of geographical books and maps.

$175

CARIB120 - J. & C. WALKER �The British Islands in the West Indies.� London. 1835. Colored. 12�X15�. Very detailed map has15 inset maps on one sheet. 1.) Virgin Islands, 2.) Leeward Islands - Barbuda, Antigua, St. Kitt's & Nevis, 3.) Jamaica, 4.) Grenadines, 5.) Grenada, 6.) Trinidad, 7.) New Providence, 8.) Grand Cayman, 9.) Anguilla, 10.) Roatan, 11.) Dominica, 12.) St. Lucie, 13.) St. Vincent, 14.) Tobago & 15.) Barbadoes. All harbors are noted around the islands which are finely drawn with topographical details. The overall map was published in �The General Atlas Published Under the Superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge� and engraved by J & C Walker, two of London's finest 19th century engravers.

$250

CARIB131 - N. de FER Les Isles De L'Amerique connue Sous le Nom D'Antilles ou Sont les Isles de Cuba, St. Dominque et Jamaique, les Lucayes, Les Caribes, et Celles du Vent. Par. N. de Fer. Paris. 1702.Colored. 9X13. This fine early map shows the southern tip of the Florida Peninsula, the Bahama Islands and channels, Cuba, Jamaica, St. Domingue, Porto Rico, and the West Indies Islands, plus a portion of Mexico, Honduras, the Isthmus of Panama and the northern coast of South America (Venezuela.) All the islands, harbors and channels are named with their country of ownership e.g. Spain, Holland, France and England and Jamaica, Cuba and St. Domingue bear notations of discovery by Columbus in 1492. From Atlas Curiieux ou Le Monde Represente Dans Des Cartes Generales et Particulieres.... Nicolas de Fer (1646-1720) who created this map was a French geographer, engraver and publisher, who became one of the most sought after mapmakers in Paris in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.

$565

CARIB138 - J. N. BELLIN Les Petites Antilles ou Les Isles du Vent Paris 1764. Colored. 9X6. Finely engraved chart locates Anguilla, St. Martin, St. Barts, Barboude, Saba, St. Eustache, St. Christopher, Nevis, Antigua, Montserat, Guadaloupe, Marie Galante,Domingue, Martinique, St. Lucie, Moustique, St. Vincent, Barbade (Barbadoes), Grenada and many smaller islands in between. Chart is decorated with radiating rhumb lines from a compass rose with fleur de lys and title is in a sculpted frame with a garland of leaves & flowers in the French rococco manner.

$325

CARIB141 - CAPT. KITT KAPP �Treasure Island. The English Took Possession in 1666 called by Dutch Pyrates Norman's Eyland from a Precise Survey in the Year of Our Lord 1963 by Capt. Kitt S. Kapp.� Published by Capt. Kapp in 1970 with corrections to 1992, the chart is based on authentic data compiled by him from early charts & documents and from his own surveys in his yacht the �Fairwinds�, regarding the treasure hidden in the sea flooded caves on Treasure Point on Norman's Island, south of Tortola and east of St. John's in the British Virgin Islands. Capt. Kapp, a well respected explorer and cartographer decorated the chart in the manner of the late 17th century cartographers incorporating sailing ships, sea serpents, a compass rose and a long landfall approach view at the top of the chart, plus notes taken from the charts of the early mariners. (This highly decorative chart is a colored lithograph, hand signed by the author in June 2003. Image size is 19X22� inches. A history of the pirates on Norman's Island accompanies the chart.)

$110

CARIB164 - T. KITCHIN �Carta Del Golfo Del Messico Dell Isola E. Paesi Adjacente. Da Servire Alla Storia Di America Del D. Robertson.� London. 1777. Colored. 12X18. This fine map of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean was engraved by Thomas Kitchin (1719-1784) one of London's foremost engravers & publishers, for Dr. Robertson, a Doctor of Theology & Principal of Edinburgh University, who wrote books on history and geography which he published in English, French, & Italian editions, all with maps of the West Indies & adjacent regions. This map is from the Italian Edition of �Mexico or Nieuw Spanje� also published in �Historie De L'Amerique� with Thomas Kitchin as the engraver. The map depicts the West Indies Islands & the Bahamas with a strangely shaped Florida Peninsula, the coast of Mexico, Central America & the northern tip of South America. In the top right corner is a decorative title cartouche ornamented with leaves, flowers & scrolls in the 18th century manner. A very attractive map.

$625

CARIB193 - P. LAPIE Golfe Du Mexique et Archipel Des Antilles Paris 1828. Colored. 9X11. A very nice chart of the West Indies islands, and the Gulf of Mexico, Florida, the Bahamas, the Gulf Coast, Mexico, the Yucatan, Central America, Panama & the northern tip of South America. Locates principal harbors, shoals, rivers, lakes, capes, bays. All islands depicted in fine detail.

$210

CARIB195 - De LA MARCHE Nouvelle Espagne, Nouveau Mexique, Isles Antilles Par Robert De Vaugondy Paris. c.1780. 9X12 Colored. Finely engraved chart shows the Gulf of Mexico, and the Gulf Coast. Central America, Mexico and the Baja Peninsula. All islands in the Caribbean The Greater and Lesser Antilles, the Bahamas and Bermuda. Includes a strangely shaped Florida with a large bay on its southeastern side. Also depicts the eastern seaboard of the U. S. to Cape May, N.J. naming the region Nouvelle Angleterre (New England) Small inset top right depicts the Azores. An attractive chart..

$285

CARIB222 - R. BONNE Les Isles Antilles et le Golfe Du Mexique Paris. 1780. Colored. 8X12. Attractive map shows Florida & the Gulf Coast, the Bahamas, Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Virgin islands and the West Indies down to the northern coast of Venezuela. Depicts also part of Central America and the Yucatan, Honduras & Panama. Includes an inset in top right of Bermuda titled Les Bermudes. Shows wind vectors in sea areas & many harbors around the coasts and the islands. From Atlas De Toutes Les Parties Connues Du Globe Terrestre. (Old fold down center pressed flat.) A fine chart.

$415

CARIB261 - A. BRUE Carte Des Iles Antilles ou Indes Occidentales Du Golfe du Mexique et d'une Partie Adjacents par A. Brue, Geographe du Roi. Paris. 1825. Colored accents. 14X20. Striking and intensely detailed chart of the Gulf of Mexico from Florida and the Bahamas to Mexico, the Yucatan, Central America & the northern tip of South America (Venezuela). Includes the Caribbean Sea and the West Indies islands with a table in lower left indicating country of ownership for each major island under Spain, France, England, Denmark, Holland and Sweden. The chart shows all primary harbors & includes both topographical and hydrographical features on land and sea areas A finely engraved chart by a premier French cartographer.

$275

CARIB262 - A. BRUE Carte Particuliere des Iles Antilles ou des Indes Occidentales Redigee par A. Brue. Geographe du Roi. Paris. 1828. Colored outlines. 14X20. Fine, large chart of the Caribbean Sea & the West Indies islands includes the southern tip of the Florida peninsula and the Bahamas, Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, Puerto Rico & the Virgin Islands & the Leeward and Windward island groups. At the top of the chart are 3 insets 1. The Virgin Islands, 2. Martinique and 3. Guadeloupe showing excellent and finely engraved island contours. In lower left is a section of Guatemala & the Mosquito Coast. This is a fine chart produced by a premier French cartographer in the early 19th century.

$325

CARIB423 - J. N. BELLIN Carte du Golfe Du Mexique Et Des Isles De L'Amerique Pour Servir a l'Histoire Generale des Voyages par M.Bellin. Ingr de la Marine 1754. Paris. 1754. Colored. 11X15. Very attractive map of the Caribbean Islands and the Gulf Coast shows a strangely shaped Florida peninsula bordered on the Atlantic side by the Bahamas and stretching across the Gulf Coast in the west to Pensacola and Mobile Bay, where a large Louisiana is shown with New Orleans and the Mississippi Passes. The coastal area continues to Mexico and Central America showing the Yucatan Peninsula & Honduras, Panama, Colombia and Venezuela on South America's northern coast. The map includes a good depiction of Cuba, Jamaica, Santa Domingo, and Porto Rico and the West Indies Islands. An interesting feature of the map are the routes of Ponce de Leon in 1512 and Cortez in 1519. From L'Histoire Generale Des Voyages" published by Francois Didot, Publisher at the Quai des Augustine, in Paris in 1754. (Jacques Nicolas Bellin, was the Royal Hydrographer to the King in Paris and head of the Depot de la Marine, when he was commissioned to map all the known coasts of the world, a task he undertook with care and expertise, the result being the Hydrographie Francoise which was issued in two volumes in 1756-1765. Bellin was born in 1703 and died in Versailles in 1772.)

$735

CARIB271 - J. THOMSON West Indies. Edinburgh. 1816. Colored. 19X23. Very handsome chart of the islands in the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico includes the Bahamas, Florida and the Gulf Coast around to Mexico, the Yucatan, Honduras and Central America to Panama and the northern tip of South America. Chart depicts Cuba, Hispaniola, Puerto Rico, Jamaica and the Leeward and Windward islands of the West Indies. All harbors are noted around shorelines and bays and inlets around the coasts. This intensely detailed chart was published in Edinburgh in 1816 for inclusion in John Thomson's A New General Atlas Consisting of a Series of Geographical Designs on Various Projections. Exhibiting the Form and Component Parts of the Globe.

$550

CARIB187 - BRITISH ADMIRALTY West Indies. Mona Passage to Dominica. Chiefly From Admiralty Surveys and U. S. Government Charts. London 1858 (1964). B/W. 26X39. Very well drawn chart shows the Mona Passage between the eastern end of the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico and depicts the Virgin Islands, St. Croix, St. Martin and all the West Indies islands down to Montserrat, Guadeloupe and Prince Rupert Bay on the Island of Dominica. The chart is intensely detailed showing harbors, depth soundings, courses. lights, buoys and includes navigational notes for sailing around the islands and entering harbors. A small inset chart in lower left depicts Aves or Bird Island (Venezuelan) charted by Capt. J. A. Paynter in H.M.S. Brilliant in 1949. This is a fine chart of the West Indies islands with excellent detail.

$175

CARIB218 - J. JANSSON �Insula S. Juan De Puerto Rico, Caribes vel Canibalum Insulae� Amstd. 1653-57. Colored. 16X20. This very early map of Puerto Rico and the West Indies Islands was drawn with east at the top in the manner of many 17th century cartographers, and depicts the Leeward & Windward Islands and the Lesser Antilles down to the northern tip of South America. The island contours are still somewhat speculative except for Puerto Rico which was better known, at the time, than the other islands. The map is decorated with sailing ships and sea serpents and includes an ornamental title cartouche in top left with marine motifs; mermaids, Father Neptune, and sea monsters interwoven with scrolls and topped with cherubs. In lower left is a dark skinned native holding a mileage scale. This handsome map with French text on verso, was published in Ioannis Ianssonii �Novus Atlas Sive Theatrum Orbis Terrarum� between 1653-1657. Johannes Janssonius (1588-1664) was one of the great map and booksellers in Amsterdam at the turn of the century, where he sold atlases and globes as well as single sheet maps, which were issued in Latin, Dutch, French and English editions and sold throughout Europe. After his death in 1664 his major productions such as his �Atlas Maior� and �Atlas Minor� remained in print under the direction of the Jansonnius Heirs. (Ref. Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers. Vol 2. Page 428-429)

$1,850

CARIB200 - S. A. MITCHELL �Map of Mexico, Central America and the West Indies.� Phila. 1867. Colored. 13X21�. Very colorful map of the Gulf of Mexico & the Caribbean Sea including the West Indies islands & the Gulf of California with the Baja Peninsula. Depicts America's Gulf coast, Florida & the Bahamas Islands, Central America to Panama & the northern tip of South America. Includes 4 inset maps 1.) Map of the Island of Cuba, 2.) Map of the Island of Jamaica, 3.) Map of the Bermuda islands & 4.) Map of the Panama Railroads. The map was published in Samuel Augustus Mitchell's �New General Atlas� in 1867 and has a decorative border frame. An attractive map.

$275

CARIB202 - W. M. BRADLEY �Map of Mexico, Central America & the West Indies.� Phila. 1887. Colored. 13�X23. Attractive map of the Gulf of Mexico & the Caribbean Sea with the West Indies islands, Central America & Mexico's Baja Peninsula. Depicts America's Gulf Coast with Florida & the Bahamas, & includes 5 inset maps 1.) Map of Mexico, 2.) Map of the Panama Railroad, 3.) Map of the Proposed Nicaragua Canal Route, 4.) Map of the Bermuda Islands & 5.) Map of the Island of Jamaica.This fine map was published by William Bradley in Philadelphia & based on Samuel Augustus Mitchell's map of the same name, issued in �Mitchell's New General Atlas� of 1867. On the back of this very detailed map are two additional maps. 1.) A fine map of Cuba, and 2.) A map of Northwestern America showing the Territory Ceded by Russia to the United States. The maps are all highly detailed showing cities, towns & harbors, roads & rivers & elevations.

$325

CARIB240 - J. THORNTON �The French Admiral Count De Grasse Delivering his Sword to Admiral (now Lord) Rodney. Being a more exact representation of that Memorable Event than is given in any other Work of this kind. On Board the Ville de Paris after being Defeated by that Gallant Commander on the Glorious 12th of April 1782 in the West Indies� London. c. 1794. Colored. 12X7. Beautiful handcolored copper engraving depicts Francois Joseph Paul, Comte de Grasse (1722-1788) a distinguished French Admiral surrendering his sword and his flagship, the Ville de Paris, to the English Admiral George Rodney, who had defeated the French Fleet in the battle over the islands of St. Lucia, Grenada & St. Vincent in 1782. The engraving is decorated with figures including Neptune, crowns, sails, a harp, leaves & flower motifs. The work was engraved by John Thornton for �Barnard's New Complete Authentic History of England� in c.1794. A handsome depiction of a memorable event.

$275

CARIB130 - DEPOT GENERAL DE MARINE �Carte De La Partie Occidentale Des Iles Antilles Comprenant S. Domingue, La Jamaique, Cuba et Les Iles et Bancs de Bahamas.� Paris. 1801. B/W. 23�X35�. Excellent chart from the famous Depot de la Marine in Paris, depicts the Florida Peninsula & the Bahamas in good detail with Cuba, St. Domingue, Puerto Rico, & Jamaica. Locates the Cayman Islands & the east coast of Yucatan & the chart has many compass roses with radiating rhumb lines to aid mariners sailing through the islands. Includes harbors, capes & bays, straits, channels & hundreds of depth soundings. Published in 1801 the chart was issued in the �Hydrographie Francoise,� engraved on copper & printed on handmade rag paper. Good condition.

$800

CARIB121 - W. S. ANDREWS �St. Lucia & Dominique S. End.� London. 1861. Colored. 7X12. Two fine horizontal landfall approach Views of the shorelines of the Islands of St. Lucia & Dominique on one sheet. At top is the coast of St. Lucia from Pt. Vigia to the entrance to Castries & below is the coast of Dominique from the harbor of Rossieu to South Head. Both Views depict the rocky coasts with sailing vessels offshore. The Views were very finely drawn for �Andrews. Illustrations of the West Indies. Descriptions of the Islands in the Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico & Florida.� Printed & published by Day & Son. Lithographers to the Queen. The Views were hand colored in watercolor & are very attractive.

$275

CARIB160 - J. N. BELLIN �Les Petites Antilles ouLes Isles du Vent.� Paris. 1764. Colored. 9X6�. This excellent map encompasses the West Indies Islands from Anguilla south to St. Martins, St. Barthelemi, La Barbade, Saba, St. Eustache, St. Christophers, Nevis, Antiqua, Montserrat, La Desirade, Guadeloupe & Marie Galante, Dominique, Martinique, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Barbade & Grenada. Includes a decorative title cartouche in lower left ornamented with leaves, flowers & scrolls, & a compass rose with fleur-de-lys pointer is positioned in the sea area as an aid for mariners approaching the islands from offshore. The map was engraved under the direction of Jacques Nicolas Bellin (1703-1772) the Royal Hydrographer to the King, & Director of the Depot De La Marine in Paris. It was published in Bellin's �Petit Atlas Maritime� in Paris in 1764. Very good condition.

$325

CARIB291 - H. POPPLE �A Map of the British Empire in America with the French, Spanish and the Dutch Settlements Adjacent Thereto by Henry Popple. At Amsterdam. Printed for John Covens and Cornelius Mortier.� Amsterdam c.1740. Colored. 23X20�. This fine map of the Gulf of Mexico & the coasts surrounding it was first published by Henry Popple in 1733 & engraved by William Henry Toms (fl.1723-1758) as part of a 20 sheet survey of North America published in Atlas form. The large scale maps that made up the group were the earliest maps of North America published in the Colonial Period & included the islands in the Caribbean owned by England, France, Spain & Holland. This chart, one of the 20 sheets, was copied from the original by Covens & Mortier in Amsterdam in 1740 & included a title at the top with the words �Nouvelle Carte Particuliere de l'Amerique ou Sont Exactement Marquees Les Provinces Suivantes Comme La Caroline Meridionale, La Floride, La Louisiane, Le Mexique, Le Jucatan, Le Guatemala, Le Darien & Une Partie de Cuba.� Lettering in the sea area of the Gulf states �Course of the Spanish Galleons from Vera Cruz to the Havanna to Avoid the Trade Winds.� Wind vectors in the shape of small arrows are drawn in the sea areas, which are dotted with finely engraved depictions of large ships in full sail. The chart is intensely detailed with names of harbors, towns & settlements & land areas are covered in low scrub areas, mountains, forests, rivers & plains. In the lower left corner of the chart is a large decorative scene around the title depicting natives in feathered head-dresses, monkeys & an alligator on a hillside above a view of a beach showing ship's captains & officers trading with the natives, while a large sailing galleon is anchored offshore. This beautiful chart is in fine condition, engraved on copper & printed on a heavy quality rag paper. (From �Atlas Novus ad Usum Serenissimi Burgundiae Ducis� Ref. R. V. Tooley. �The Mapping of America.� Page 315/316.)

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$7,000

CARIB312 - J. N. BELLIN �Suite Des Isles Antilles. 2nd Partie.� Paris. 1764. Colored. 9X6�. Attractive chart shows Guadeloupe & La Desirade, Marie Galante, Dominique, Martinique & Les Saintes, with a large compass rose with radiating rhumb lines & fleur-de-lys motif positioned in the sea area as an aid to mariners approaching the islands from offshore. All primary harbors are indicated around the islands which are dotted with small drawings of mountains & rivers inland. Engraved by Jacques Nicolas Bellin (1703-1772) the Royal Hydrographer to the King in Paris and Director of the Depot de la Marine, the map was published in Bellin's �Petit Atlas Maritime� in Paris in 1764. A finely engraved chart in very good condition that includes a decorative title cartouche in lower left ornamented with leaves & scrolls.

$285

CARIB314 - J. N. BELLIN �Carte Reduite Du Golfe Du Mexique et Des Isles De L'Amerique. Par M. B. Ing. De La Marine.� Paris. 1764. Colored. 8�X12. Very attractive map of the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea & the West Indies Islands, as they were known to cartographers in the late 18th century. Depicts a strangely shaped Florida with the Bahamas offshore, Cuba, Jamaica, Puerto Rico & St. Domingue. Locates North America's Gulf Coast with the Delta of the Mississippi, the coast of Mexico, Central America, Panama & the northern tip of South America (Venezuela) with the islands of Margarita, Trinidad & Tobago offshore. Includes a very decorative title cartouche in top right, ornamented with leaf, flower & scroll motifs. Engraved under the direction of Jacques Nicolas Bellin (1703-1772) a master engraver & Royal Hydrographer to the King in Paris & Director of the Depot de la Marine, the map was published in Bellin's �Petit Atlas Maritime� in Paris in 1764. A fine map in very good condition.

$600

CARIB315 - RUTH TAYLOR WHITE �This Map Locates the Panama Canal Zone, Porto Rico & Virgin Islands in Central America & the West Indies.� NY. c. 1935. Colored. Ruth Taylor White was a well-known illustrator in the '30's who traveled widely drawing maps in a whimsical, humorous fashion of the places & countries she visited. This map shows Cuba, Porto Rico, Hispaniola, Jamaica with the Virgin islands & the Greater & Lesser Antilles. Locates the Panama Canal Zone & dozens of small, happy people enjoying life in the Caribbean sun, boating, sailing, swimming, fishing, golfing & carrying baskets of fruit on their heads amongst the palm trees, flamingos & parrots. This colorful scene appeared in an Atlas published in the 1930's consisting of Ruth Taylor White's colorful maps.

$125

CARIB146 - J. H. COLTON �West Indies.� NY. 1855, Colored. 12X14�. Very detailed map of the West Indies & the Caribbean Sea, drawn in the mid 19th century shows the Florida Peninsula & the Bahamas, Cuba & Hispaniola called the Greater Antilles, the Caribee Islands (West Indies), & the Lesser Antilles, off the northern coast of South America. Depicts Central America with the Yucatan & the Mosquito Coast, to Panama & Darien Bay. Includes 2 inset maps 1.) The Bermuda islands, & 2.) The City & Harbor of Havana. Published by Joseph Hutchins Colton (1800-1893) the map was issued in Colton's �Atlas of the World,� in 1855. A fine map in good condition.

$385

CARIB155 - R. BONNE �Carte Des Isles Antilles ou Du Vent Avec La Partie Orientale Des Isles Sous Le Vent. Par. M. Bonne, Ingenieur-Hydrographe de La Marine.� Paris. 1783. Colored. 12�X8� Attractive & very detailed chart shows the eastern end of Puerto Rico & the Virgin Islands down to St. Christopher, Nevis, Antigua, Guadeloupe, Dominica, Martinique, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Barbade, & the Gtenadines. Also depicts the islands of Trinidad, Tobago & Marguerite off the northern coast of South America (Venezuela). The chart was drawn & engraved under the direction of Rigobert Bonne (1`727-1795), the Director of the Depot De La Marine in Paris, & published in Guillaume Raynal's �Atlas De Toutes Les Parties Connues Du Globe Terrestre� in 1783. A fine copper engraving.

$365

CARIB156 - R. BONNE �Isles Antilles ou Du Vent Avec Les Isles Sous Le Vent. Par M. Bonne. Ingenieur-Hydrographe de La Marine. Fevrier 1782. Avec Privilege du Roi.� Paris. 1782. Colored. 13X8�. Chart shows the eastern end of Puerto Rico & the Virgin Islands, down to St. Christopher, Nevis, Antigua, Dominica, Martinique, St. Lucia, Barbade, St. Vincent & the Grenadines. Depicts Venezuela & the northern coast of South America with the offshore islands of Trinidad, Tobago & Marguerite & includes an inset chart titled �Supplement Pour Les Isles Occidentales Sous Le Vent,� showing the group of small islands that lie off the coast of Venezuela & form part of the Lesser Antilles. The chart was drawn & engraved under the direction of Rigobert Bonne (1727-1795) the Director of the Depot de La Marine in Paris, & published in �Atlas Portatif A L'Usage Des Colleges Par L'Abbe Grenet.� in 1782. Finely engraved & detailed.

$385

CARIB225 - H. MOLL �A Map of Terra Firma, Guiana & the Antilles Islands. By H. Moll. Geographer.� London 1717. Colored. 7X10. Herman Moll (1654-1731) was one of London's foremost geographers, mapmakers, engravers & publishers, in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, & his output was prodigious. His maps such as this one of the Bahamas, Cuba, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola & the West Indies Islands with the northern regions of South America & Panama, were based on information brought back to London by navigators & explorers such as William Dampier (1651-1715) & Woodes Rogers (1697-1732) who furnished Moll with the latest sketches & surveys compiled from their voyages. This attractive map has a small compass rose in top center & depicts all the harbors around the islands & coastlines. The map was published in �Atlas Geographus: or A Compleat System of Geography For America,� in 1717. An attractive map in very nice condition.

$475

CARIB226 - T. KITCHIN �A New and Correct Map of the American Islands now called the West Indies with the Whole Coast of the Neighbouring Continent. By Thos. Kitchin. Geogr..� London 1762. Colored. 11X14. Fine map takes in the entire Caribbean Sea with it's West Indies islands, & the Gulf of Mexico showing the coasts of Georgia, & the Florida Peninsula over to Louisiana & the Texas & Mexico coasts called the New Kingdom of Leon. Depicts Central America with the Yucatan & the Bay of Campeche, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica to Panama & the northern regions of South America. Includes the Bahamas, Cuba, Jamaica, Puerto Rico & Hispaniola & the Greater & Lesser Antilles. Depicts a compass rose in top right & arrows showing the direction of the trade winds in the Atlantic & Pacific Oceans & the Caribbean Sea. This excellent chart was designed to aid navigators of the many sailing ships that visited the region in the 18th century for trade, exploration, charting & for protection of their individual country's interests. Engraved by Thomas Kitchin (1719-1784) one of London's foremost engravers, & published in �The London Magazine� September 1762. A fine chart.

$575

Antiqua

CARIB140 - J. N. BELLIN Carte De L'Isle D'Antigue Situee par 1a Latitude 17 Degres et par la Longitude de 64 Degres a 1'Occident de Paris, Paris 1764. Colored. 8X5. One of the most attractive & finely engraved maps of Antigua produced in the late 18th century by a prominent French cartogapher, shows coastal topography around the island, with bays, capes & points. Locates parishes, Port St. Jean, Parham, Willoughby, Bridgetown, Falmouth, St. Pierre, Old North Sound, I.le Gurata, Pointe Huttons. Depicts depth soundings off the western shore. Includes a compass rose with fleur de lys & rhumb lines radiating across the chart and a very decorative scrolled border frame (at top) surrounding title.

$425

Barbados

CARIB114 - J. BELLIN Carte De L'Isle De La Barbade Paris 1758. Colored. 8X6. Attractive and finely drawn map of the island of Barbados showing parishes, harbors, bays and roads on the island. Decorative title cartouche and nice color.

$245

CARIB273 - J. B. HOMANN �Insula Barbadoes.� Nurnberg 1731. Colored. 13X11. Very attractive map of the Island in intensely detailed showing hundreds of place names throughout and harbors around the coast. All Parishes are indicated with their boundaries and the Capital of Bridge Town is located on the southwest coast. At the top of the map is a listing of British Colonies e.g. St. Christopher's, Antigua, Jamaica, Bermuda, Barbadoes with descriptive text and the whole text is surrounded by a large, ornamental cartouche decorated with leaves, scrolls, flowers, leaves and fruit. A colorful compass rose in the sea area indicates the map was drawn with East at the top instead of North, which was a custom sometimes used by late 17th and early 18th century cartographers. The map was published in �Grosser Atlas Uber Die Gantze Welt,� and it originated with Johann Baptist Homann (1663-1724) a German geographer, engraver and publisher who left his business to his Heirs, after his death. (Note: the map has been remargined and has old color, but is a stunning map of Barbadoes as it was perceived in the early 18th century.)

$775

CARIB274 - G. PHILIP �Barbadoes To Britain.� Liverpool. 1853-56. Colored. 20X12. This very detailed map of the Island shows Parishes & their boundaries & hundreds of place names & harbors around the coast. The map was published at a time in the mid-19th century when plantation owners & traders from England required detailed maps of Barbadoes to indicate anchorages and bays where their ships could come into port to load and unload goods from their transatlantic voyages from Liverpool & London. The map was published in �Philip's Commercial Atlas of the World,� and issued between 1853 & 1856. A very good map.

$395

CARIB275 - G. BICKHAM �Island of Barbados. Book IX.� London. 1748. Colored. 12X7. Attractive view with text below shows a section of the coast of the Island of Barbados with ships at anchor offshore. The text describes the land & the animals, birds & fish to be found there, plus the various sea-weeds �which grow in plenty near the shores of this island & are no less beautiful to the eye than they are useful; affording food for several kinds of fish such as tortoise, chubs, mussels, bluefish & the Moss-Grooper.� The shore is described as �intirely, invironed with high cliffs from three to sixty feet high....and are our bulwarks against our Enemies, as well as fix'd Boundaries to the raging of the Sea in the times of Hurricanes.� This attractive document, describing the island was published in �The British Monarchy Comprehending the American Colonies.� in London in 1748, by George Bickham (1684-1758) a well-known author, engraver & calligrapher.

$285

CARIB122 - J. GIBSON �A Plan of Bridge Town in the Island of Barbadoes.� London. 1766. Colored. 4X7�. Attractive map depicts a street block plan of Bridge Town as it was in 1766, & shows two churches, & the Old Yard. Willoughby Fort, The Swamp, Fishermans Dock & James Fort, Egginton's Green, Cox's Bay & the Powder Magazine. Includes a decorative title cartouche in upper right, with scroll, leaf & flower motifs, & a small compass rose in lower left. Drawn & engraved by John Gibson (fl. 1750-1792) & published in The Gentleman's Magazine in September 1766. The Gentleman's Magazine or Monthly Intelligencer contained essays dealing with controversial issues, politics, travel, religion, & accounts of both foreign & domestic interest.

$385

CARIB107 - B. EDWARDS �Barbadoes.� Charleston (S.C.) 1810. B/W. 9X7�. Finely detailed map of the Island shows parishes, towns, roads & rivers, forts and harbors around the coast. Depicts Speight's Town, Hole Town, Bridge Town & notes that plantations or sugar works of greater note are indicated as �Seawell� & plantations or sugar works of lesser note are indicated as �Charnock The map was drawn under the direction of Bryan Edwards (1743-1800) a merchant who lived in Jamaica & traded in the West Indies for a number of years & who authored �The History Civil & Commercial of the British Colonies in the West Indies� which was printed in two volumes for John Stockdale in London in 1794 & was so popular it was reprinted in the U.S. in Charleston, South Carolina by E. Norford, Willlington & Co. in 1810 in �A New Atlas of the British West Indies.� An attractive map with excellent detail.

$385

CARIB112 - J. THOMSON �Barbadoes� Edin. 1814. Colored. 20X12. Fine large map of the Island shows parishes, towns, settlements, harbors & bays. Depicts Carlisle Bay & Bridgetown, Charles Fort, Speightstown, Oistens Town & Bay & Hoopers Fort. The island has many churches & in each parish are the names of plantation owners. By the late 18th & early 19th century Barbadoes had become an important source for sugar, molasses, rum & cotton & it's harbors were filled with ships from London & Liverpool and European Ports trading with the plantation owners for those desirable commodities. The map was published by John Thomson in Edinburgh & engraved by James Kirkwood & issued in Thomson's �New General Atlas� in 1814. Very good condition.

$275

Cayman Islands

Cuba

CARIB172 - J. N. BELLIN Isle De Cube Paris. 1764. Colored. 8X12. Finely engraved chart shows the island of Cuba with many harbors located around its coast line. Also depicts the Bahama Islands of Providence, Cat Island, Eleuthera, Andros Island, Long & Crooked Islands, surrounded by shoals and banks. The southern tip of Florida appears as a collection of 3 small square islands above the Florida Keys. The 'Canal De Bahama' is located in the position of today's Straits of Florida. A very decorative title cartouche is drawn in lower left with leaf, scroll & flower motifs. A beautiful map, finely colored. with compass rose & radiating rhumb lines & ship's tracks around Cuba and through the Bahamas.

$425

CARIB181 - J. N. BELLIN Baye De Matance dans 1'Lsle'de Cube Paris 1764. Colored. 8X6. Chart shows Matanzas Bay on the northwest coast of Cuba near Havana, showing detailed soundings in the Bay and around the shoreline. Locates the town of Matanzas with block plan; Fort S. Charles & settlements along the Matance River. Depicts rivers flowing into the Bay and shoreline topography indicates shoals and beaches. Trees and hills line the shore around the Bay. Includes a decorative title cartouche in lower right with leaf & scroll motifs.

$185

CARIB182 - J. N. BELLIN Plan De La Baye De St. Yago dans 1'Isle de Cube, Paris 1764. Colored. 8X6. Chart shows the Bay of St. Yago on the southeastern coast of Cuba. Locates the town of St. Yago within the Bay with block plan and anchorage. A Fort appears at the entrance to the Bay with gun batteries and a road is drawn running southward from St. Yago to the Fort at the entrance. Many depth soundings appear in the Bay and shoreline topography shows the Bay surrounded by trees and vegetation. Decorative title cartouche has leaf and scroll motifs.

$185

CARIB183 - J. N. BELLIN Entree De La Baye De St. Yago dans 1'Isfie de Cube Paris 1764. Colored. 8X6. Chart shows the entrance to the Bay of St. Yago on Cuba's southeastern shore. Locates Fort de St. Pierre de Roc at the entrance and a road running from the Fort to the town of St. Yago. Locates three other forts: St. Catherine, Fort de la Treille & Petit Fort sur un Rocher. Many depth soundings appear in the Bay with an anchorage area; and an unnamed island appears offshore. Very decorative title cartouche with leaf and scroll motifs is drawn in lower left.

$185

CARIB186 - J. THOMSON Island of Cuba Edin. 1816. Colored. 9X23. One of the finest early 19th. century charts of the island including the Great Bahama Bank and the Bahama Channel & the southern Bahama Islands. Shows Havana and principal harbors, points & shoals; rivers, roads & elevations. Locates Isle Pinos and the Caymans and many offshore islands and rocks and low water areas.

$275

CARIB189 - J. N. BELLIN Le Port Marianne dans 1'Isle de Cube Paris 1764. Colored. 9X6. Chart shows the harbor of Marianne on the northwest coast of Cuba near Havana. Depicts many detailed soundings in the harbor & shoreline topography indicates shoals and beaches; trees & vegetation surround the harbor and a decorative title cartouche is engraved in lower left, with leaf, flower and scroll motifs.

$185

CARIB254 - British Admiralty- West Indies. Cuba-South Coast Santiago Harbor. London 1901 (Corrected to 1967. From U.S. Government chart from 1899. Includes landfall approach view of the entrance. 39x26 B/W #443.

$85

CARIB266 - U. S. HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE West Indies. North Coast of Cuba. Habana Harbor.(Puerto De La Habana.) From Surveys by U.S. Navy to 1930 & By Public Works of Cuba to 1930 with corrections to 1941. Wash. D.C. 1882 (corrected to 1944.) B/W. 32X51. Very large chart shows both topographical and hydrographical details with street block plans, wharves, anchorages, depth soundings, courses and includes navigational notes for entering the Harbor. Depicts both public and commercial buildings. An excellent chart used aboard the U. S. Escort Carrier Mission Bay in WWII. Chart #0307.

$110

CARIB267 - U. S. HYDROGRAPHICAL OFFICE West Indies. South Coast of Cuba. Guantanamo Bay From Entrance to Caimanera. From a Survey by U. S. S. Bowditch in 1941 and Earlier U. S. Naval Surveys. Wash. D.C. 3rd Edition. 1943. Blue/pink and white coloration. 43X32. Striking, colorful and very detailed chart shows both topographical and hydrographical details. Locates wharves, anchorages, bays, points, cays, salt beds, mud flats, dredged areas, and depicts public and commercial buildings, streets, and around shorelines are hundreds of depth soundings. This finely detailed sea-chart was used aboard the U. S. Escort Carrier Mission Bay in WWII. Chart #5754.

$110

The West India Atlas or a Compendious Description of the West Indies Consisting
of a Complete Collection of Accurate Charts, with Plans of the Harbours, Roads, Bays,
and Maps of the Separate Islands taken from Actual Surveys. Together with an Historical
Account of the Several Countries and Islands which Compose that Part of the World.
Engraved by Thomas Jefferys and Published by Robert Sayer. 1775 (1788).

The following charts of harbors on the coast of Cuba were engraved by Thomas Jefferys (1710-1771) a prominent engraver in 18th century London. He began his career as a copper engraver, while developing an interest in geography and map selling. He was appointed Geographer to the Prince of Wales in 1746 and later Geographer to King George III. His early interests lay in English County maps and maps of North America and the West Indies, which he compiled mostly from current sources. But although he was an outstanding engraver and cartographer he was constantly in debt and when facing bankruptcy in 1766, it was his friend Robert Sayer, a wealthy publisher in London who bailed him out and took over the publishing of his major works, such as The West India Atlas whch came out in 1775, 4 years after his death, with later editions to 1788. The charts have both hydrographical and topographical details and have been attractively designed.

St. Eustatius

CARIB124 - GAZZETTIERE AMERICANO. �Veduta Di S.Eustachio,� Livorno. 1777. Colored. 8�X13�. Very attractive view of the harbor of Oranjestad-Town on the island of Eustatius, one of the Netherlands Antilles in the West Indies. (The Dutch captured the island in 1632.) The view depicts buildings along the shorefront, with houses & a fort positioned on the sides of high hills that rise above the harbor. Sailing vessels are pictured offshore, some at anchor, some under sail, & light clouds appear in the sky lending the view a light & tranquil aspect. The view was drawn by N. Mabraini & engraved by J. Oltauiciri, & published by G. T. Masi for the �Atlante Del America� in Livorno in 1777, with maps & views taken from the �Gazzettiere Americano� This delightful view is a copper engraving, handcolored in watercolor & published on hand-made rag paper. A rare & scarce issue. (Ref. PhilIips Atlases. #1167.No.22.)

$750

Grenada & the Grenadines

CARIB150A - BRITISH ADMIRALTY St. George's Harbour & Approaches Grenada, West Indies. 1958/59 (Corrections to 1965). 19X26.

$80

CARIB153 - BRITISH ADMIRALTY Part of the Grenadines from Carriacou I. to Battowia. London. 1862 (corrections to 1977. 38X26. Chart #2872.

$80

CARIB180 - J. N. BELLIN Carta Dell 'Isola Grenada Paris 1781. Colored. 8X6. From the Teatro della Guerra Maritima. A nice small chart of the island of Grenada showing parishes, all principal harbors, rivers, elevations & offshore islands. The Italian edition of this chart was taken from the French edition listed above. A very fine small chart.

$185

CARIB213 - J. N. BELLIN Carte De L'Isle De La Grenade Pour servir a l'Histoire Gnrale des Voyages. Par M.B. Ingr. de la Marine. Paris. 1758. Colored. 8X6. Attractive map of the island of Grenada, formerly a British Colony that achieved independence in 1974. One of the South Grenadine islands, chart shows mountains & rivers inland & detailed coastal topography depicting harbors, capes & bays. Title is in a decorative cartouche with scroll & flower motifs. (Included in De La Harpe's Voyages. 1780.)

$265

CARIB310 - J. N. BELLIN �Carte De L'Isle De La Grenade.� Paris. 1764. Colored. 8�X6�. Finely engraved & detailed map of the Island shows Parishes, the town & harbor of Fort Royal, harbors, points, capes, bays & anchorages around the coast, with roads & mountains inland. Includes a decorative title cartouche ornamented with leaves & scrolls, & a compass pointer with fleur-de-lys motif is positioned in the sea area, as an aid to mariners approaching the Island from offshore. Engraved by Jacques Nicolas Bellin (1703-1772) the Royal Hydrographer to the King in Paris & Director of the Depot de la Marine, the map was published in Bellin's �Petit Atlas Maritime� in Paris in 1764. A very attractive map by a master engraver.

$325

Guadeloupe

CARIB149A - BRITISH ADMIRALTY West Indies. Anchorages in Guadeloupe & the Adjacent Islands. From French Government Surveys 1867-69. Issued. London. 1883. Corrections to 1977. 26X18.

$80

CARIB214 - J. N. BELLIN Carte De L'Isle De La Guadeloupe Pour servir a l'Histoire des Voyages. Par M. B. Ingr de la Marine. Paris. 1758. Colored. 8X12. Very decorative chart of the French island of Guadeloupe, one of the southernmost islands in the Leeward Group. Includes Isle de Marie Galante & Isle Des Saintes & depicts shoreline topography with primary harbors, capes & bays. Locates many mountain ranges inland with roads crossing the island. Title is surrounded by a decorative cartouche with scroll & flower motifs. (Included in De La Harpes Voyages. 1780.)

$265

CARIB117 - R. BONNE Les Isles De la Guadeloupe, De Marie Galante, De LaDesirade, Et Celles Des Saintes, Colonie Francoise dans les Antilles. Paris. 1780. 8X12. Finely engraved chart shows the island of Guadeloupe and neighboring islands, all French Colonies in the West Indies. Depicts harbors and small topographical details on the islands, and locates harbors and principal settlements. From Atlas De Toute les Parties Connues Du Monde Terrestre compiled by Abbe Guillaume Thomas Francois Raynal (1713-1796) and engraved under the direction of Rigobert Bonne (1727-1795) the Royal Hydrographer and head of the Dept. De La Marine, in Paris.

$185

CARIB136 - N. POCOCK �Sir John Moore's Attack Off Basse Terre, Guadeloupe.� London. June 18, 1806. Colored. 5X8�. This finely detailed hand-colored engraving shows a view of British Navy ships in the harbor of Basse Terre. It was engraved by Wells, the drawing master to Christ's Hospital, from a painting by Nicolas Pocock (1741-1921) a well-known marine painter from Bristol, England. The scene was published in �The Naval Chronicle� in 1799 a monthly magazine that contained a variety of articles on nautical subjects. It was printed by Bunney & Gold in Shoe Lane, London, and sold through all the major booksellers in the different seaport town throughout the United Kingdom. An attractive scene from a popular magazine.

$265

Haiti

CARIB251 - British Admiralty: West Indies-Haiti. Fort Libert to le Tortuga. London 1955 (Corrected to 1966). From the U.S. Government Charts to 1954. Shows insets of le Tortuga, Port De Cap Hatien, Port De Paix, Channel to Fort Libert and Baie De Fort Libert. 38"x25" #465.

$85

CARIB253 - British Admiralty. West Indies. Plans on the Coast of Haiti. London 1954 (Corrected to 1961). Includes the Chenal St. Marc, Chenal Gonave, Baie Des Gonaves and Baie Du Petit Gove. 39"x27" #466.

$85

CARIB128 - U. S. HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE West Indies. Hispaniola. West Coast. Republic of Haiti. Petit Goave Bay. From a Survey by USS Eagle in 1913. Wash. D.C. 1920/1965. B/W. 22X26. Fine chart shows a large depiction of Goave Bay with land contours around its perimeter showing palm trees and low scrub.. Depicts Pt. Antoine, Pt Agujerada, Normita Cay & Baret River. Locates the Coffee Mill and wharf and partly cultivated shoreline regions near Petit Goave with a Custom House and a church, stores and dwellings. Hundreds of depth soundings are indicated in the Bay with courses and shoals noted throughout. USHO Chart #2756.

$85

CARIB109 - J. N. BELLIN La Partie Francoise De L'Isle De Saint Domingue. Paris. 1764. Colored. 8X13. This attractive chart shows present day Haiti before it separated from St. Domingue and depicts the island of Gonave, and Cap. St. Nicolas and Cap Dame Marie along with all harbors, points, capes, bays, inlets, rivers and the Capital of Port au Prince on the west coast. A colorful compass rose with radiating rhumb lines is pictured in the sea area and the title is in a decorative cartouche with scrolls, leaves and flowers in the French rococo style. Engraved under the direction of Jacques Nicolas Bellin (1703-1772) ,the head of the Dept. de la Marine in Paris and Royal Geographer to the King, the chart was published in Le Petit Atlas Maritime in Paris in 1764.

$185

Jamaica

CARIB242 - J. N. BELLIN Cartes Des Havres De Kingstown Et de Port Royal Paris. 1764. Colored. 8X12. Fine early depiction of the harbors of Port Royal and Kingstown on the island of Jamaica, shows harbor contours with depth soundings & block plans of the two towns. Depicts Fort Rock & Passage Fort, Plum Pointe, & the Auberge (tavern) & includes a very decorative title cartouche with flower, leaf & scroll motifs. A handsome chart in fine color.

$225

CARIB244 - J. N. BELLIN Plan des Havres de Port Antonio et de Saint Francois Situs a la Coste du Nord Est de L'Isle de la Jamaique. Paris. 1764. B/W. 8X6. Finely drawn chart of a harbor much used in the 18th century, shows Port Antonio on the northeast coast of Jamaica. Depicts shoreline contours around the harbor and Isle de Lynche & locates many depth soundings throughout sea areas. Includes a large compass rose with fleur-de-lys motif & radiating rhumb lines. From Le Petit Atlas Maritime.

$165

CARIB247B - J. N. BELLIN Carte Reduite De L'Isle Jamaique Pour Servir Aux Vaisseaux Du Roy Dressee au Depost des Cart