491

Map - Colonization and Trade in the New World

Currency:USD Category:Antiques / Maps, Atlases & Globes - US - 1900-Now Start Price:5.00 USD Estimated At:10.00 - 15.00 USD
Map - Colonization and Trade in the New World
Sale order:

SESSION 1:

Books: 1 to 415
Auction Catalogs & Dealer Fixed Pricelists: 416 to 468
Journals, Magazines & Newsletters: 469 to 487
Maps: 488 to 491
Postcards: 492 to 494
VHS Tapes: 495 to 498
DVDs: 499 to 503

To bid in this sale, you must agree to our terms
National Geographic Society, Washington, D.C. MAP - COLONIZATION AND TRADE IN THE NEW WORLD. Grosvenor, Gilbert M. (editor.). 1977. Large fo. 1 pages. original printed paper. 22.5 x 30 inches. Double-sided. Color. English text. The David Baker Library. Fine. This is a vintage National Geographic map from 1977 that was included with the December 1977 issue of the magazine. Printed in brown tones to make the paper look old, this very desirable map/study deals with the colonization and trade in the new world, from the early efforts by Spain and Portugal to divide the globe between themselves and the efforts of England, France, and the Netherlands to establish settlements and gain wealth. The front side of this map contains a composite of what was thought to be the New World based on charts from about 1720 and color-coded to reflect the claims of the various nations. There are many notations of historic events of that era. The reverse side contains an equally-informative study of the Galleons, the ships widely used for transatlantic travel. There is a cut-away of a typical Galleon, showing the construction and where the cargo and weaponry would be housed. There is a discussion of the cargo that was bound for Europe and another of the cargo bound for the Americas. In addition, there is a discussion and description of the weaponry (personal and otherwise) used in ship to ship combat and how each was utilized, plus other information regarding that period of history. Lot weight: 0 lbs 2oz. Subject(s): World Exploration.