The forts of West Africa: Antique Maps and Prints
The European trading forts of the West African coast, Dutch, English, Danish and French, engraved in the 1700s for the great travel collections: Elmina's neighbours on the Gold Coast, Goree, Arguin, Ouidah and the Cape of Good Hope.
14 pieces
Cape of Good Hope, Fort and City Plan, French Colonial Map, c.1765
Antique Print of a Fort on the Gold Coast of Africa by Dapper, c.1670
Antique Print of Fortresses in Ouidah in Africa, '1748'
Fort Nassau on the Island of Goree, Dutch Colonial Engraving, c.1700
Antique Print of the Fortress of Arguin 'Mauritania, Africa, circa 1747
Antique Print of Fort St. Louis Near the Senegal River, circa 1747
Antique Print of the Fort William at Anomabu, Central Region, Ghana, 1748
Antique Print of Fort James in Ghana, 1799
Antique Print of Fort Tantumquery, Ghana, 1748
Antique Print of the City and Fortress of Kachao in Guinea Bissau, Africa, 1747
Antique Print of Fort Metal Cross or Dixcove, Ghana
Antique Print of the English Fort at Dixcove in Ghana, 1748
Antique Print of Fortresses at Commendo in Africa, 1746
