Mead, Braddock. A Map of the Most Inhabited Part of New England. London, 1774. Artists_George Brookshaw and officer during the Revolutionary

and officer during the Revolutionary War

Lafreri School maps represent the high-water-mark of Italian cartography before the center of mapmaking moved north to the Netherlands

Provenance: Rock Island Railroad President’s Desk

The North and East Riddens of Yorkshire

Each feather is described by dozens of parallel lines

Mead, Braddock. A Map of the Most Inhabited Part of New England. London, 1774. Artists_George Brookshaw and officer during the RevolutionaryMead, Braddock A Map of the Most Inhabited Part of New England London, 1774 Engraved map in two parts 22" x 40" individual sheet; 44" x 40" overall sheet The Most Important Map of New England At The Time of the American Revolution. Fine old color example of the T. C. Lotter edition of Bradock Mead's 4 sheet map of New England & Long Island, the most important general map of the region issued between the time of the French & Indian War and the American