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1772 map Ancient Tegesta coastal South East Florida Keys Dry Tortugas 19374

1772 map Ancient Tegesta coastal South East Florida Keys Dry Tortugas 19374

$ 8.44

Availability: 100 in stock
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    Description

    Map repo master
    This Auction is for a
    LARGE
    (see dimensions below) unframed
    MODERN REPRINT
    of an Antique Map as detailed below.
    This map is reproduced on 35 lb heavyweight coated paper for sharper print quality and colors that are vivid
    "
    The Ancient Tegesta, now Promontory of East Florida, as it appears from its present Condition . . . By Wm. Gerrard de Brahm, His Majesty's Surveyor General for the Southern district of North America 1771.
    One of two maps of Southern Florida, which accompanied De Brahm's extremely rare Atlantic Pilot . . .  published in London by T. Spilsbury in 1772.
    The name Tequesta derives from the name of a Florida Indian Tribe which resided in the Miami-Dade County region, which had disappeared by the mid-18th Century.
    "   ----Barry Lawrence Ruderman Antique Maps.
    Approximate Image Size
    16 X 26.5 inches
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