Australia — South Coast, Entrance to Port Phillip (1859–60) Finish:Canvas with Hang Rails and caravanners

and caravanners

Plan boldly

By covering a broad range of walks without becoming overwhelming

Matte finish to minimise glare under bright lights

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Australia — South Coast, Entrance to Port Phillip (1859–60) Finish:Canvas with Hang Rails and caravannersAustralia South Coast, Entrance to Port Phillip (185960) The Admiralty chart that opened Melbourne to the world Before Melbourne became one of the great ports of the British Empire, there was The Rip the narrow, violent gateway between Bass Strait and Port Phillip Bay. This magnificent 185960 British Admiralty chart, surveyed by Commander M. G. H. W. Ross and engraved by J. & C. Walker, captures the precise moment when this dangerous entrance was