A Chart of Part of New South Wales, Van Diemens Land, New Zealand and Adjacent Islands, with the Principal Harbours. - Antique Map from 1819
C1819
 (1837)

A Chart of Part of New South Wales, Van …

Mapmaker:

John William Norie (1772 - 1843)

Rare large scale chart of the coast of south eastern Australia from Cape Nelson, Victoria, north to Byron Bay and New Zealand. Insets of Port Jackson, Storm Bay and Port Dalrymple.  Original issues in 1819, this chart is updated to … Read Full Description

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Full Title:

A Chart of Part of New South Wales, Van Diemens Land, New Zealand and Adjacent Islands, with the Principal Harbours.

Date:

C1819
 (1837)

Mapmaker:

John William Norie (1772 - 1843)

Condition:

Small tears to sheet edges, and two splits at top of folds, otherwise in good condition, with folds as issued.

Technique:

Copper engraving.

Image Size: 

935mm 
x 620mm

Paper Size: 

990mm 
x 670mm
AUTHENTICITY
A Chart of Part of New South Wales, Van Diemens Land, New Zealand and Adjacent Islands, with the Principal Harbours. - Antique Map from 1819

Genuine antique
dated:

1837

Description:

Rare large scale chart of the coast of south eastern Australia from Cape Nelson, Victoria, north to Byron Bay and New Zealand. Insets of Port Jackson, Storm Bay and Port Dalrymple. 

Original issues in 1819, this chart is updated to 1837. Published by J.W. Norie at the Navigation Warehouse and Naval Academy, London. Tooley 930

Mapmaker:

John William Norie (1772-1843)

English hydrographer, chart maker, writer on navigation and publisher. He commenced his career as a draughtsman for William Heather, running the nautical academy in Leadenhall Stree. In 1813 in he bought a minority share of Heather’s business in partnership with George Wilson. In 1819 he also acquired the business of David Steel and in 1824 he became an agent for the sale of Admiraly charts, as well as chart seller to the East India Company and Trinity House. Norie sold his share of the business in 1840 and retired to Edinburgh. The business continued under Charles Wilson as ‘Norie & Wilson’.

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