SEA CHARTS -- DÉPOT GÉNÉRALE DE LA MARINE -- "CARTE RÉDUITE de la côte occidentale de l'Amérique". 1821. Handcold. engr. chart. 930 x 620 mm. (Some marg. tears/chips, piece of lower right blank corner torn off). -- "CARTE RÉDUITE des côtes de l'Isthme de Panama et de la province de Carthagène". 1823. Plain engr. chart. 620 x 980 mm. (A few sm. marg. tears, upper margin a bit stained). -- "CARTE RÉDUITE des Iles Antilles (…) [et] CARTE RÉDUITE des Debouquements de St. Domingue d'après des Déterminations (…) de la Flore en 1771 et 1772. 1775. Pair of plain engr. charts printed on one sheet. (A few sm. marg tears/chips, some light foxing). -- Added: "ANGUILLA TO PUERTO RICO shewing the approaches to the Virgin Islands". 1882. Plain engr. chart. 655 x 1020 mm. (Some marg. tears, a few repairs). -- (4).

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