1855 Arrowsmith Rare Antique Map Land Parcels in Van Diemens Land, TAS Australia New Zealand One of the first acts

One of the first acts of the new government of the United States was to establish a system for the orderly settlement of its western lands

The story that the slabs were moved by magic means from Uvea to Tonga is just a myth

in 1618 in the form as published by the English map-maker John Speed in 1627

Moravian Brethren missionaries from Herrnhut

1855 Arrowsmith Rare Antique Map Land Parcels in Van Diemens Land, TAS Australia New Zealand One of the first actsTitle : North Western Portion of Tasmania Newly Opened Accompanying my report of the 16th April 1855 Size: 16 1 4in x 12in (415mm x 305mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Date : 1855 Ref #: 82042 Description: This rare map of land opened for purchase North West of Hobart, Tasmania from Hamilton along the Derwent River to Lake St Clair and south to Lake Peeder, with a hand coloured reference to the land parcels by John Arrowsmith was engraved in 1855