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An Authentic 1690 Pirate Map Full Color Rack Card by ZephyrusBooks

The map is from "Hack's descript of ye East Indies", also known as The Buccaneer Atlas because it results from the experience of William Hacke in association with Captain Bartholomew Sharpe, the notorious Buccaneer on various expeditions to the South Sea. No buried treasure, but a navigational aid for finding hidden rivers, bays and other hideaways or site for ambuscades. Margins have been edited to clean up flaws and blank spaces.

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10.2cm x 22.9cm

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An Authentic 1690 Pirate Map

A Page from The Buccaneer Atlas, circa 1690

The map is from "Hack's descript of ye East Indies", also known as The Buccaneer Atlas because it results from the experience of William Hacke in association with Captain Bartholomew Sharpe, the notorious Buccaneer on various expeditions to the South Sea. No buried treasure, but a navigational aid for finding hidden rivers, bays and other hideaways or site for ambuscades. Margins have been edited to clean up flaws and blank spaces.

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