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I have looked at your blog and it appears to be very useful. However, I have
noted some errors. All information listed under item 29 (Rosselli's Nautical
Chart) should be with item 28 (the Oval Planisphere). My copy of the oval
planisphere does not have a printed line extending the east coast of
Antarctica. The Florence copy, on the other hand, has a manuscript line
extending the eastern coast of Antarctica. Therefore, there is still only one
state of the copper plate.
Thanks very much for your efforts in posting this information. It is a great
help.
Arthur Holzheimer
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Subject: [MapHist] Rodney Shirley's ‘Corrigenda & Addenda to TMOTW ’
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Dear Maphisters,
I have started a blog 'Exploring the wonderful world of antique maps and
atlases', that is 'hanged up' on the virtual map fair's site <
www.antiquemaps-fair.com >.
In this blog Rodney Shirley has started publishing in the category ‘Corrigenda
& Addenda to TMOTW ’ the updated additions that have come to light since the
last edition of The Mapping Of The World. 4 pages are published now, more are
to follow.
You are invited to comment on his postings.
With best regards,
Robert Putman
Website: www.putmap.com
e-mail: [email protected]
P.O.Box 70084, 1007 KB, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Tel.: (+3120)6701700
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