Old Porto-Vecchio Nautical Chart by Heather, 1802: Battle of Îles Sanguinaires, La Sémillante Wreck, Lavezzi Lighthouse Size:18x24in (45x60cm) focusing particularly on the strategic

focusing particularly on the strategic port of Longo Sardo

including examples from the 13th century

The Green Mountains of Vermont

Manchester (1751) - Known as Derryfield until 1810

as well as major rivers and mountains

Old Porto-Vecchio Nautical Chart by Heather, 1802: Battle of Îles Sanguinaires, La Sémillante Wreck, Lavezzi Lighthouse Size:18x24in (45x60cm) focusing particularly on the strategicStep into the past with the exquisite nautical chart "The Bay of Port Vecchio in Corsica," a rare gem from the early 19th century. Crafted by the esteemed William Heather in 1802, this chart is not only a navigational piece but also a work of art, distinguished by its orientation with west at the top. As part of Heather's ambitious project, "The New Mediterranean Pilot," this chart marks a significant English contribution to maritime cartography,