Shows California, Nueva Granada and Nouvelle Espagne. California with flat northern coast, labeled Isle de Californie. Place names: C. Blanco, C. Mendocino, C. de St. Sebastian, Pto S. Francisco Draco, Pto. de Monte Rey, Carinda, Pto. S. Diego, I. St. Clement, I. Parraros, I.S. Marco, I. de Ceintas, Pto. de la Magdalena, Pto. de la Pas, and C. St. Lucas. Title cartouche flanked by 2 native figures LC 3447, 4280; BN Manesson-Mallet I A(653) & I B Issued in his German edition: Beschreibung des ganzen Welt-Kreisses ..., V, Franckfurt, 1684. Issued in his German edition: Beschreibung des gantzen weltkreises …, J.A. Jung … Franckfurt am Mayn, 1719. As in general notes, except C. Blanco is now C. Planco and D. d’Anian is now D. Adrian. The head of the native figure at cartouche left separates the 2 ‘R’s in Terres Inconnues, whereas in State 1, it is before both ‘R’s. With French title inside border and German title outside border.
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