Recentissima NOVI ORBIS, Sive AMERICÆ SEPTENTRIONALIS et MERIDIONALIS TABULA

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Creator	Allard, Carel, 1648-ca. 1709.

State 1	See general notes. With imprint: ex officina Caroli Allard [Carel Allard] cum Privilegio ordinum Hollandie et Westfrisia.
State 2	[1721?], with changed imprint: Per Caroli Allard ex Officina I. Cóvens et C. Mortier Cum Privilegio. Possibly a separate issue as it is not noted in the known Covens and Mortier atlases. (Covens and Mortier were registered as a business in 1721.)
References	Tooley 65; Leighly 109 (Plate XVI); Koeman, I, p.33 (Al.4); Koeman, I, All 3 (52).
Publications	Issued in his: Magnum theatrum belli, quousque se hodie in orbe extendit, ..., Amsterdam, [1700?].
Statement of responsibility	ex officina Caroli Allard cum Privilegio ordinum Hollandie et Westfrisia.
Note	California as an island on second Sanson model, with indented northern coast. Immediately north is large land mass, Terra Esonis, stretching between America Septentrionalis and Iaponiz' Ins. (Japan) and Yedso. Engraved by: Ph. Tideman del [;] G.v. Gouwen sculp. (bottom left). Title cartouche same as on G.& L. Valck's map of 1710 with crown of feathers, "America" (female native) surrounded by native flora and fauna, receiving a subject (lower left). But this map has added inset (bottom left) of part of Zeelandia Nova.
Original McLaughlin Book Number (1995 edition)	132
Original McLaughlin book number (1995 edition) with latest state information	132-01
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/jh929nd8698

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The Glen McLaughlin Map Collection of California as an Island

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