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Bay of Bulls. Part of Newfoundland
Bay of Bulls. Part of Newfoundland

Cattalina Harbor. Part of New Foundland.
Cattalina Harbor. Part of New Foundland.

Port Bonavista
Port Bonavista

A large draught of New England New York and Long Island by Saml Thornton at the Signe of England Scotland and Ireland in the Minories London.
A large draught of New England New York and Long Island by Saml Thornton at the Signe of England Scotland and Ireland in the Minories London.

A New Survey of the Harbour of Boston in New England done by the Order of the Principall Officers and Commisioners of her Maties. Navy.
A New Survey of the Harbour of Boston in New England done by the Order of the Principall Officers and Commisioners of her Maties. Navy.

A New and Correct Chart Shewing the Variations of the Compass in the Western & Southern Oceans as observed in ye year 1700 by his Maties: command by Edm. Halley
A New and Correct Chart Shewing the Variations of the Compass in the Western & Southern Oceans as observed in ye year 1700 by his Maties: command by Edm. Halley

A new General Chart for the West Indies of E. Wrights projection vut Mercators Chart
A new General Chart for the West Indies of E. Wrights projection vut Mercators Chart

A Generall chart of the Western Ocean sold by R. Mount and T. Page on Great Tower Hill London.
A Generall chart of the Western Ocean sold by R. Mount and T. Page on Great Tower Hill London.

A Chart of the Sea Coast of New Found Land, New Scotland, New England. New York, New Jersey with Virginia and Maryland, Sold by Richd: Mount & Tho: Page at the Postern on Great Tower hill London
A Chart of the Sea Coast of New Found Land, New Scotland, New England. New York, New Jersey with Virginia and Maryland, Sold by Richd: Mount & Tho: Page at the Postern on Great Tower hill London

The Coast of New Found Land from Cape-Raze to Cape St-Francis. Described by Henry Southwood
The Coast of New Found Land from Cape-Raze to Cape St-Francis. Described by Henry Southwood