COLLECTION NAME:
David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
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David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
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Author:
Collot, George Henri Victor
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Collot, George Henri Victor
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Author:
Tardieu, P.F.
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Tardieu, P.F.
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Date:
1796
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1796
Date
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Short Title:
Plan of Fort Erie.
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Plan of Fort Erie.
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Publisher:
Arthus Bertrand
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Arthus Bertrand
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Publisher Location:
Paris
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Paris
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Type:
Atlas Map
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Atlas Map
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Obj Height cm:
20
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20
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Obj Width cm:
23
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23
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Note:
The only plan of this area listed in Phillips Maps. Plan has a legend explaining the letters used on the diagram.
note
The only plan of this area listed in Phillips Maps. Plan has a legend explaining the letters used on the diagram.
Note
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Reference:
P1214-3; Streeter 1789; Eberstadt 137-132; Buck 48; Sabin 14460; WC 31a:2a; Howes C601; Wheat 236; Karrow 1-1228.
reference
P1214-3; Streeter 1789; Eberstadt 137-132; Buck 48; Sabin 14460; WC 31a:2a; Howes C601; Wheat 236; Karrow 1-1228.
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State/Province:
Ontario
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Ontario
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City:
Fort Erie
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Fort Erie
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Subject:
Military
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Military
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Full Title:
Plan of Fort Erie. PL. 3.
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Plan of Fort Erie. PL. 3.
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List No:
4664.003
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4664.003
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Series No:
3
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3
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Publication Author:
Collot, George Henri Victor
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Collot, George Henri Victor
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Publication Author:
Tardieu, P.F.
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Tardieu, P.F.
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Pub Date:
1796
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1796
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Pub Title:
A Journey in North America, containing a Survey of the Countries watered by the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, and other Affluing Rivers; with Exact Observations on the Course and Soundings of these Rivers; and on the Towns, Villages, Hamlets, and Farms of that Part of the New World; followed by Philosophical, Political, Military and Commercial Remarks, and by a Projected Line of Frontiers and General Limits. Illustrated by an Atlas of 36 Maps, etc. By Gen. V. Callot, late in the French Service, and Governor of Guadeloupe.
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A Journey in North America, containing a Survey of the Countries watered by the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, and other Affluing Rivers; with Exact Observations on the Course and Soundings of these Rivers; and on the Towns, Villages, Hamlets, and Farms of that Part of the New World; followed by Philosophical, Political, Military and Commercial Remarks, and by a Projected Line of Frontiers and General Limits. Illustrated by an Atlas of 36 Maps, etc. By Gen. V. Callot, late in the French Service, and Governor of Guadeloupe.
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Pub Reference:
P1214; Streeter 1789; Eberstadt 137-132; Buck 48; Sabin 14460; WC 31a:2a; Howes C601; Wheat 236; Karrow 1-1228.
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P1214; Streeter 1789; Eberstadt 137-132; Buck 48; Sabin 14460; WC 31a:2a; Howes C601; Wheat 236; Karrow 1-1228.
Pub Reference
false
Pub Note:
This group of maps appears in Collot's "Journey in North America..." They are some of the earliest maps of the Ohio River valley (in great detail) and the Mississippi River valley. Sabin notes: "This work was printed both in French and English, but not published, at the time of General Collot's death, which happened in 1805. More than twenty years afterwards, the whole impression came into the hands of M. Bertrand...The journey was undertaken in 1796, at the request of Adet..." The work was published in 1826, but engraved and printed in 1805 based on a journey in 1796. The strange delay in publishing is explained best in Wagner Camp. The atlas and two text volumes are superlatively rare (Howes "dd", Eberstadt: "extraordinarily rare").
pub_note
This group of maps appears in Collot's "Journey in North America..." They are some of the earliest maps of the Ohio River valley (in great detail) and the Mississippi River valley. Sabin notes: "This work was printed both in French and English, but not published, at the time of General Collot's death, which happened in 1805. More than twenty years afterwards, the whole impression came into the hands of M. Bertrand...The journey was undertaken in 1796, at the request of Adet..." The work was published in 1826, but engraved and printed in 1805 based on a journey in 1796. The strange delay in publishing is explained best in Wagner Camp. The atlas and two text volumes are superlatively rare (Howes "dd", Eberstadt: "extraordinarily rare").
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Pub List No:
4664.000
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4664.000
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Pub Type:
National Atlas
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National Atlas
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Pub Maps:
22
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22
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Image No:
4664003
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4664003
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Authors:
Collot, George Henri Victor ; Tardieu, P.F.
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Collot, George Henri Victor ; Tardieu, P.F.
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Collection:
Rumsey Collection
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Rumsey Collection
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