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Catherine:

 

Before we all plunge headlong into 're-inventing the wheel' - that is,
citing Dr Albert Ganado and the most likely of his published works on
the cartography of Malta (etc.) - to provide the required answers, has
Roger Vella [or 'Della'?] Bonavita, in fact, confirmed that he has
already investigated this most authoritative source?

 

Francis (who else?)

 

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of C.Delano-Smith
Sent: 15 April 2010 09:03
To: Maphist
Subject: [MapHist] Pianta della Cit[ta di Mal]ta Uechia

 

Dear MapHisters,

 

Is anybody able to help a non-subscriber, Roger Vella Bonavita (W
Australia) who is writing on Malta and searching for a map formerly in
the collection of G H Beans, passed to Tall Trees Library, but
eventually sold separately when the remainder of the Beans collection
was broken up. See Imago Mundi , vol VI 'Notes from the Tall Tree
Library' pp32/3. 

 

The map is titled   'Pianta della Cit[ta di Mal]ta Uechia'

 

It shows the old capital of Malta. Beans ascribed it  to Gabrio
Serbelloni together with plans of fortifications in Sicily and North
Africa, dating them all to the period around the mid 1570's. 

 

If anybody is able to point Mr Vella Bonavita in the right direction, I
shall be pleased to forward your message . 

 

Please write to me off list if you prefer.

 

Catherine Delano-Smith 

 

 

Dr Catherine Delano-Smith
Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Historical Research, University of
London
Editor, IMAGO MUNDI The International Journal for the History of
Cartography

 

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