[Franklin-Folger chart of the Gulf Stream]

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The Franklin–Folger Gulf Stream chart exists as a held cartographic item; the 1768 correspondence with Anthony Todd, the 1769 Mount & Page printing, and the later Paris and Philadelphia versions are described in Library of Congress and dealer catalogue accounts read via search summary. Neither the catalogue record nor Richardson's 1980 study of the charts was fetched.

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