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Alexandre

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Let me know if this is of interest so I keep posting.
 

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I for one am interested in any and all Florida related maps or EARLY informational works... of any kind.

If given a choice I would request only the "rarer" or "uncommon" / "unpublished" / "previously unknowns"...

As I have an extensive collection already... and every "common" or widespread in every size form and format.

I know you will be hard pressed to post ones I currently do not have... BUT... I am eagerly awaiting anything new to me.
 
PS...

This ALSO applies to any documentation or accounts of early (1500 - 1700) explorations... for my collection of this is ever growing and has many gaps for filling so to speak.
 
***ARC awaits***

I thought you were going to post.
 
Or in this detail here, from the 1745 chart..



marques.webp
This could have saved Mel Fisher and others a hell of a lot of time. The Marquesas Keys are clearly marked between the Tortugas and Cayo Huesco (Key West).
 
Would you like me to post some for you Alex ?
 

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