A New Map of the Island of Minorca, Port Mahone &c.
Taken by General Stanhope the 18 of September 1708, and by the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713 was together with Gibraltar yielded for ever to the Crown of Great Britain. Sold by H. Moll;
A New and Exact Map of the City and Bay of Gibraltar in Spain taken by S.R G. Rooke Vice-Admiral of England The 24 of Iuly 1704. By H.M.
London,
Herman Moll,
1727.
Two engraved maps on one sheet with hand colouring.
212 by 328mm. (8.25 by 13 inches).
11362
notes:
Very scarce composite plate with separate maps of Minorca (157 x 173 mm)
and Gibraltar (110 x 106 mm), the principal acquisitions of the British in the Mediterranean from the Treaty of Utrecht (1713).
It is assumed that the plate was first engraved in 1713 or 1714; the only example of this first state encountered came from the Macclesfield's collection. The joint imprint of Moll and John King sr. places this printing in the mid-1720s, no doubt during the sie...
and Gibraltar (110 x 106 mm), the principal acquisitions of the British in the Mediterranean from the Treaty of Utrecht (1713).
It is assumed that the plate was first engraved in 1713 or 1714; the only example of this first state encountered came from the Macclesfield's collection. The joint imprint of Moll and John King sr. places this printing in the mid-1720s, no doubt during the sie...
bibliography:
provenance:
De Jode’s rare map of Portugal
Rare reduction of William Smith’s seminal geological map
Duchetti’s plan of Florence
Wallis’ game map of Europe
Manuscript map of Victorian London: “the largest city in world…”
Prague
Willdey’s map of Oxford
A twin map of Minorca and Gibraltar
Speed’s map of ‘Tartary’
Speed’s map of Derbyshire
Rochambeau family maps of North America
First edition of John Ainslie’s Landmark Map of Scotland
Havana Harbour
A tourist map of Hong Kong
The final phase of the Peninsular War
John Ainslie’s Landmark Map of Scotland
Lavishly lithographed prospectus from the house of Day & Haghe 

