April 12, 2024
1849 IMRAY CHART "NOVA SCOTIA & BAY OF FUNDAY" CAPE COD
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NOTE: PLEASE PAY CAREFUL ATTENTION TO THE "CONDITION" SECTION BELOW. You are bidding on ONE ORIGINAL CHART PER LISTING. Each will be sold in a separate listing. If you buy multiples then shipping will be combined. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL CHART, IT IS NOT A REPRODUCTION. Linen backed chart. This is a James Imray and Sons chart. Very large chart. This chart is titled "A NEW CHART OF NOVA SCOTIA & BAY OF FUNDAY, EXTENDING FROM CAPE COD TO THE GUT OF CANSO, WITH ENLARGED PLANS OF THE PRINCIPAL HARBORS, from the excellent surveys of HOLLAND & DES BARRES & those recently made by order of the American Government accompanied with the remarks & observations of Mr. Lockwood & others.". Fantastic detail of this area of Atlantic Canada down to Boston & part of Caoe Cod. Includes part of Cape Breton Island and prince Edward Island. Coast of Maine and New Hampshire are included. Inserts include Gut of Canso, Halifax Harbour, St. Johns River, Shelburne Harbour Boston Harbor. Views include Cape Sambro, Litle Lighthouse Island, Cape Spry. Great detail with Compass Roses. Many fishing areas and Banks shown. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL CHART, IT IS NOT A REPRODUCTION. PLEASE ASK IF YOU WANT HIGHER RESOLUTION PICTURES at . PLEASE BE SPECIFIC, THANKS. PRINTED IN: Published by JAMES IMRAY AND SONS, at their Navigation Warehouse, 102 Minories, Londonb 1849 DATE:
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