binoche renaud giquello - Loeb Larocque

AMÉRIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE
75 SANSON, N. Amerique Septentrionale. Paris, Mariette, 1650. Beau col. ancien. Rousseurs,
pâles mouillures, fente en bas du pli central (sans manque). Bordures et cartouches
coloriés à l’époque. - Paper slightly age toned, split in lower part centerfold, minor water
staining and brown spotting. 390 x 553 mm. 1600 - 2000 ¤
wo 3e état. Carte de l’ Amérique Septentrionale gravée par A. Peyrounin, avec les bordures et cartouches coloriés
à l’époque. - Third state. Map of North America with scale borders and title-cartouches brightly coloured at the
time of publication. The map is engraved by Peyrounin. The North America is one of the most desirable seventeenth
century maps and certainly one of the most influential for many years. It was the first map to show all five
Great Lakes, which are open-ended to the west and the first to name Lake Superior and Lake Ontario. It’s information
on Indians in the Southwest was the most up to date at the time, especially for the Apache tribes, many
of which are indicated here for the first time. California with flat northern coast sloping up to the east. The
Azores are included, Lake Ontario is shaded. The colouring is uncommon, curious and very decorative. -
McLaughlin, California,12, State 3 ; Wagner 360 ; Burden, North America, 294, state 3.
76 BOWEN, E. A New General Map of America / A New.. the North Pole.. / A New.. Mexico
or New Spain.. / Londres, 1747. Col. ancien. Petite fente restaurée (3 cm) en bas à gauche
d’une carte. Infimes rousseurs. Déchirure sur 5 cm en haut à gauche d’une carte. - The map
of the North Pole with a repaired terar, 3 cm into engraved area. Map of America with a
large tear upper part left, 5 cm into engraved area. Orig. col. 358 x 425 mm. 800 - 900 ¤
wo Lot de 3 cartes illustrant respectivement l’Amérique, le Mexique et le Pôle Nord. - Three maps by E. Bowen
respectively depicting the American continent, Mexico and the North Pole. Map of Mexico with inset of
Gallapagos islands. Text in California gives credit to Father Kino for discovering this is a peninsula.
77 JEFFERYS, T. An Exact Chart of the River St. Laurence.. Quebec. Londres, Robert Sayer,
1775. Limites coloriées. Carte pliée, imprimée sur 2 feuilles jointes. Petites fentes aux
extrémités des plis dont une jusque sur 0,5 cm à l’int. de la carte. Petit trou à 2 intersections,
2 taches pâles au milieu. - Two sheets joined, 2 spots slightly brown in the center. In
outline colours. 600 x 950 mm. 700 - 800 ¤
wo Grande carte illustrant l’estuaire de la rivière St. Laurent. Accompagné de 5 cartons représentant des tracés de
côtes le long du Golfe homonyme.
- With five insets. A chart of the St. Lawrence River by the noted eighteenth century English cartographer
Thomas Jefferys, Geographer to George III and the Prince of Wales. Jefferys produced many important maps of
America from 1751 until 1768, including this superior chart first issued in 1757. The main source for Jefferys
was a map issued in 1702 based on a survey of the river by Jean Deshayes. Deshayes map became the standard
chart of the St. Lawrence until James Cook’s surveys appeared in the second half of the century. Jefferys translated
Deshayes’ chart into English, and added an updated depiction of the river from Lake Ontario to Quebec
based on J.B.B. D’Anville’s 1755 map of Canada.
78 ADAMS, J. Map of the city and suburbs of Montreal. New York, 1825. Carte gravée en 3
ff. non jointes mesurant au total : 80 x 186 cm. Doublée de papier du Japon, entièrement
restaurée, manques de papier et déchirures consolidés avec certaines parties redessinées,
papier bruni par la colle. - Map engraved on 3 sheets not joined, if joined : 80 x 186 cm.
Backed on Japan paper. Heavily restored with some loss of paper replaced and some parts
re-drawn, paper browned. Sold as is. 1000 - 1200 ¤
wo Monumental plan de Montréal et de ses faubourgs par J. Adams, gravé par J. Deforrest Stout. John Adams
arpenteur (actif 1819-1837) et James Deforrest Stout graveur (1783-1868). - Adams, John. Map of the city and
suburbs of Montreal : exhibiting distinctly every property public and private, the course of the water works, the
river line in front of the city and the La Chine Canal from its junction with the port…/ constructed from a new
survey 1825 by John Adams, H.P. Royl Mily Surveyor and draftsman.
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