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Mark Tiddeman. A Chart of New York Harbour..., 1780. Gilt Wood Frames While more challenging to prepareMark Tiddeman (active 18th century)A Chart of New York Harbour From The English Pilot, Book IV, London, 1780Engraved map on paper[Sheet size: 26 1 2 x 23 in.] This finely engraved maritime chart by Mark Tiddeman presents one of the most important colonial era depictions of New York Harbor, published in 1780 at the height of the American Revolutionary War. Issued in The English Pilot, Book IV, a crucial navigational atlas for British seafarers, the map