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Fine Art Reproductions of Historical Maps & Charts

The Map & Chart Collections

Maps and Charts

The Caribbean

The Caribbean was highly significant to both Europe and America throughout the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. The War of Independence is generally regarded to have been fought over 13 British-controlled colonies. There were actually 26 colonies altogether, the other 13 being Caribbean islands making this a military, commercially and politically important region.

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Maps and Charts

A map of the Caribbee, Granadilles and Virgin Islands

The Caribbee or Leeward Islands, The Virgin Islands, and the Isle of Porto Rico.

The Island of Cuba with part of the Bahama banks and the Martyrs

The Virgin Islands from English & Danish Surveys

The Virgin Islands, Trigonometrically Surveyed and adjusted by accurate Astronomic Observations

An Accurate Map of the Islands of St. Christophers and Nevis, with the Position of the English and the French fleets

Grenada

Martinico one of the Caribbee Islands, in the West Indies

A Chart of Martinique, shewing the facility by which it may be completely blockaded by four ships of war

Views and Leading Marks of the Island of Antigua

The Island of Barbadoes revised by J.W.Norie

A Chart of Barbados 'To his Excellency The Rt. Hon. Stapleton...'

A General Plan of the Harbours of Port Royal and Kingston Jamaica.

The Island of Tobago

The Plan of the Island Tobago.

The Island of Grand Cayman by George Gauld

A View of Port au Prince in Hispaniola (Haiti)

Chart of the Virgin Isles, from Lockwood's Trigonometrical Survey Taken in 1811 by Order of the Commander In Chief Admiral Sir Francis Laforey

A Chart of the Antilles, or Charibbee or Caribs Islands with the Virgin Islands

Novissima Totius Terrarum Orbis Tabula

Spanish portolan chart of the Gulf of Mexico, West Indies and Northern coast of South America