Nouvelle Carte Des Decouvertes Faites par Des Vaisseaux Russiens Aux Cotes Inconnues De L'Amerique Septentrionale . . . .A St. Petersbourg a l'Acadamie Imperiale des Sciences 1758

Extremely rare map in its russian version ( paper watermark of large coat with fleur de lys and large crown and cross at bottom that is the watermark of paper used at the russian publications of Russian Academy  in early maps either before and after  the publication of the Russian Atlas in 1745).
This map is considered the first to represent the discoveries by Bering and Chirikof in 1741 with the tracks of the vesssels in north pacific shown on the map( Wagner 591). Gerard Muller was a german cartographer working at St Petersbourg at the Royal Academy and first published the map in 1754 and this second issue of 1758 was later reprinted in Netherlands in the Muller´s book Voyages et decouvertes par les Russes le long des cotes de la mer glaciale...in 1766 copying this second issue of the map printed at St petersbourg like the copy we offer here.
This second version printed in Russia is on extreme rarity