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This Auction is for a
LARGE (see dimensions below) unframed
MODERN REPRINT
of an Antique Map as detailed below.
This map is reproduced on 35 lb heavyweight coated paper for sharper print quality and colors that are vivid
Mortier's map is based upon Thornton, Morden & Lea's virtually unobtainable map of the region, first published in 1685.  
Cumming observed that the two maps are identical to the smallest geographical detail and provide the most complete and up to date view of the Carolinas available at the end of the 17th Century. The original counties are named, and numerous estates and plantations are identified.   The map includes an inset of Charleston, founded in 1669. One of the earliest obtainable maps of the region to reflect any significant settlement. 
Extends from Albermarle County to south of the Savannah River.  Curiously, their is also large "Charles Ville ou Charles Town" shown next to Cape Fear, a reference to a short lived settlement in this established a few years prior to Charleston and abandoned a few years later."   ----Barry Lawrence Ruderman Antique Maps.
Approximate Image Size 16.5 X 20 inches
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