Old Naval Chart of the English Channel by Price, 1729: La Manche, London, Bristol, Cherbourg, Saint-Malo Size:18x24in (45x60cm) This beautiful piece captures an

This beautiful piece captures an era before many major modern cities even existed or when they were known by different names

such as the capitol building of Idaho or Yosemite National Park in northern California

and Lake Washington dominate huge swaths of the map

Drumalee (1610): A village surrounded by lush greenery and offering a tranquil retreat

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Old Naval Chart of the English Channel by Price, 1729: La Manche, London, Bristol, Cherbourg, Saint-Malo Size:18x24in (45x60cm) This beautiful piece captures anEmbark on a maritime journey through history with "Samuel Price's Chart of the British Channel," a masterpiece crafted by the esteemed Charles Price in 1729. This naval chart is not merely a navigational tool but a window into the 18th century maritime landscape, meticulously documenting the intricate dance of the English Channel's waters. Charles Price, a distinguished bookseller, publisher, and esteemed member of both the Royal Society and the Royal