Laurent FRIES (ca. 1485-1532) and Martin WALDSEEMULLER (1470-1520). Tabula Nova Totius Orbis.1541 bayer_11_17 this chart was altered by

this chart was altered by Francis Swaine

Publication of the report of Neighbors's mission in June of 1850

there survive two manuscript maps prepared by the French  Hydrographic Office based on his notes and sketches

Robert de Vaugondy produced some of the most detailed and scientifically accurate maps of their time

28 engraved maps and plans (including 25 full-sheet or folding)

Laurent FRIES (ca. 1485-1532) and Martin WALDSEEMULLER (1470-1520). Tabula Nova Totius Orbis.1541 bayer_11_17 this chart was altered byLaurent FRIES (ca. 1485 1532) and Martin WALDSEEMULLER (1470 1520) Tabula Nova Totius Orbis Strassburg 1522, but third state: Vienna, 1541 Sheet: 16 1 4 x 21 1 4 Double page woodcut map of the world with a printing flaw in the top right quadrant (present in all issues) showing Europe, Africa, Asia, and parts of the Americas in the Ptolemaic tradition with parallel zones and different illustrations including an elephant and five throned kings