Antique map of Western Ocean, 1703

Antique map of Western Ocean, 1703John Seller was an English cartographer, hydrographer, and instrument maker who lived in the late 17th century. He is known for his contributions to marine cartography and the production of sea charts. While I don't have access to specific images or documents, I can provide some general information about his work. In 1703, John Seller published a sea chart titled "The Western Ocean." This chart depict the western part of the Atlantic Ocean and the

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acknowledging him as the original author or source of the geographical data used in the map

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