MOUNT, R. / PAGE, T. - The Sea Coasts of France from Ushent to Olone.

Detailed chart of the Coast of Brittany between Ouessant and Olonne-sur-Mer. The chart is oriented with north-east at the top and includes two large insets of the Loire River with Nantes and the coast of Brittany between Porspoder et Douarnenez.
Originally engraved by John Seller, here with the address "Sold by Ri. Mount at the Postern on Great Tower Hill LONDON".

Mount and Page was a firm of religious and maritime publishers that flourished in the 18th century. The name became well-known worldwide as an imprint of nautical charts.
The firm was founded in 1701 by Richard Mount (1654–1722) and Thomas Page. Mount had previously been in partnership with his father-in-law William Fisher (1631–1691) and inherited the business on the latter's death.
As Mount & Page the firm flourished throughout the 18th century and made the fortunes of both families, helped by government contracts.
Successive generations of Mounts and Pages worked in the business, and the families intermarried. One of its staple titles was Navigatio Britannica by John Barrow, published in 1750 and still being advertised in 1787