1635 New England.... Observed and Described by Captayn John SmithNew England The most remarqueable parts thus named by the high and mighty Prince Charles, nowe King of great Britaine. Observed and described by Captayn John Smith. By: John Smith Date: 1616 1635 (published) London Original Size: 12 x 14 inches (30. 5 x 35. 5 cm) This is a spectacular reproduction of the most important early maps of New England 'the foundation map of New England cartography, the one that gave [New England] its name and the first

Two compass roses and rhumb lines decorate the oceans and baroque style title cartouche and distance scale with German and Spanish miles ornament lower right interior of the map

Java) and Siam (Thailand) and details the shoals and reefs off the coast of modern day Vietnam

while inland landmarks including UCLA and the Hollywood Bowl help define the region’s cultural landscape

Seventeen well-known movie stars are listed in the index

By: Miguel Covarrubius

Numerous vignettes illustrate the history

Biplanes dot the sky above the river while myriad seagoing vessels ply the waters

encompassing present-day Colombia

Date: 1935 (circa)

and was to return with a profitable cargo

In Canada a Royal Canadian Mountie is shown with a criminal in tow

Two Orthodox priests carrying a cross are represented nearby