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Didier Robert de Vaugondy.

Paris, 1749.
ROBE0015		£98.00

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Detailed map of the Eastern Great Lakes
John Arrowsmith.

London, 1846. Detailed map of the area around Lakes Huron, Erie & Ontario, with Upper Canada, New York State, etc. Compiled for the 'London Atlas' by Arrowsmith, the foremost British cartographer of his generation.
ARRO0018		£195.00

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Canada
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.

London: Charles Knight, 1852, Canada map, with Alaska still marked Russian America.
SDUK0042		£65.00

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Canada
A.K. Johnston.

Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood & Sons, 1856. Large and detailed map.
JOHN0002		£68.00

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Canada
George Philip

Liverpool, 1856. Large and detailed map of Canada in fine colour, with an inset of Newfoundland.
PHIL0005		£56.00

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Map of Hudson's Bay
Jacques Nicolas Bellin.

Paris, 1757. Hudson's Bay & Labrador, marking the places found by the early English expeditions trying to find the North West Passage.
BELL0030		£98.00

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Hudson's Bay map with Middleton & Ellis routes
Jacques Nicolas Bellin.

Paris, c.1753. Hudson's Bay, marking the routes of Middleton & Ellis in search of the North-West Passage.
BELL0029		£98.00

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Map of Hudson and Baffin Bay
Rigobert Bonne.

Paris, Lattré, 1772. Northern Canada, marking Belle Isle, Baffin & Hudson Bays and Greenland. The western tributaries of the Hudson Bay were still regarded as the most likely North West Passage.
BONN0002		£275.00

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Map of Hudson's Bay
Antonio Zatta.

Venice, 1778. Hudson's Bay and southern Greenland, with 'Michinipi', the supposed entrance to Zatta's North West passage.
ZATT0068		£225.00

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Early map of Newfoundland and Canada
Petrus Bertius.

Amsterdam, 1600. Newfoundland, with the coasts of Quebec and an unrecognisable Nova Scotia. Sable Island and the Grand Banks are marked, as is 'S.Brandan', the island supposedly discovered by an Irish monk in the sixth century. From Bertius' 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum'.
BERT0098		£390.00

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Newfoundland Fishery settlement map
Anonymous.

London: Dangerfield, c.1885. Map issued to illustrate a treaty dividing Newfoundland's fishing between the British & French. The north coast from Cape de Raye and Cape St Jean was reserved for the French fishing industry (but open to all non-fishery related industry).
DANG0001		£125.00

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Niagara Falls
Anonymous.

c.1816. A view of Niagara Falls from the Canadian shore.
ANON0025		£45.00

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Uncommon version of Bellin's plan of Quebec
Jacques Nicolas Bellin.

Paris, 1764. The uncommon larger version of Bellin's plan of Quebec, only issued this one time. Published only five years after the loss of the city to the British under Wolfe, it makes no reference to the defeat.
BELL0145		£400.00

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Quebec
Antonio Zatta.

Venice, 1778. One sheet of a 12-sheet map of North America, showing Quebec between Montreal and James Bay, much occupied by the Six Nations Tribes, including the modern Parc de la Verendrye.
ZATT0043		£225.00

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Map of St Lawrence Gulf, Canada
Jacques Nicolas Bellin.

Paris, 1754. The Gulf of the St Lawrence, with Newfoundland.
BELL0073		£125.00

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Map of the St Lawrence River
Jacques Nicolas Bellin.

Paris, c.1760. The St Lawrence From Quebec to Lake Ontario, showing Montreal.
BELL0074		£125.00

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The mouth of the St Lawrence River
Jacques Nicolas Bellin.

Paris, c.1760. The St Lawrence inland to Quebec.
BELL0075		£125.00

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View of St Pierre, Canada
Cassini.

Paris? c.1780. A view of the French Settlement on the island of St Pierre, just south of Grand Bank on Newfoundland. It remains a French foothold in North America.
CASS0001		£225.00

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