Giuseppe di Rossi [After Jodocus Hondius]. Terrestrial Globe. Rome 1615. State_Texas Charged in 1849 with defending

Charged in 1849 with defending the frontier against Indian attacks

Extremely Rare Map of Jamaica

Paddle-wheel steamers (including the Magnolia

illustrating a proposed mail route from Fort Stoddart to New Orleans

was probably the co-draughtsman or woodcutter

Giuseppe di Rossi [After Jodocus Hondius]. Terrestrial Globe. Rome 1615. State_Texas Charged in 1849 with defendingGiuseppe di ROSSI (1570 1639) [After Jodocus Hondius (1563 1612)] Terrestrial Globe Terrestrial globe, heavy plaster coated wooden sphere applied with 12 engraved globe gores printed on thick paper, geography copied directly from the Jodocus Hondius 1601 globe, very lightly varnished, paper surface lightly rubbed. The explanatory cartouche set in the Pacific is identical to the Hondius original, and the second dedicatory cartouche by Rossi dedicates