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A correct chart of the east coast, from Hasbrough or Haisbrough Sand to Kingston upon Hull, 1797 (print)
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A correct chart of the east coast, from Hasbrough or Haisbrough Sand to Kingston upon Hull, 1797 (print)
7340042 A correct chart of the east coast, from Hasbrough or Haisbrough Sand to Kingston upon Hull, 1797 (print) by Diston, John (fl.1797); 53.5x75 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: John Diston; Robert Sayer & Co
Bound sheet. Engraving. Scale: [ca. 1: (bar)]. Bar scale in miles. North at 112 degrees (magnetic) with variation shown 2 points east in 1786. Contains sailing directions. One of six charts bound in Diston's Collection of Charts, from London to the Humber: with sailing directions on the plates.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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This exquisite print showcases a correct chart of the east coast, stretching from Hasbrough or Haisbrough Sand to Kingston upon Hull in 1797. Created by John Diston and published by Robert Sayer & Co, this detailed engraving measures 53.5x75 cm and is housed at the National Maritime Museum in London.
The map features sailing directions and a bar scale in miles, with north indicated at 112 degrees (magnetic) and variation shown as 2 points east in 1786. This piece is part of Diston's Collection of Charts, providing valuable navigational aids for sailors traveling from London to the Humber.
Dating back to the 18th century, this print captures the artistry and precision of cartography during that era. The black-and-white design adds a classic touch to this maritime map, highlighting important coastal landmarks along the way.
From rugged shorelines to open seas, this chart offers a glimpse into historical navigation techniques used along the east coast. Whether you're an enthusiast of maritime history or simply appreciate fine art prints, this piece is sure to captivate with its intricate details and rich historical significance.
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