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Amsterdam 1595. Framed with green mount with glass front. Framed size approx 8.5 x 7.25 inches. Size within mount approx 4.75 x 3.5 inches. Very good. Slightly browned top margin. Professionally hand-coloured. Latin text on verso. With ornamental title-cartouche, the scale of map ("Milliaria Italica") and Latin title above the map. This edition is as stated the only one not printed by Christopher Platin but by Arnoldus Coninx and is recognised as one of the best editions of Epitome released. A miniature map of Egypt.

Published by Chapman & Hall 1831 1st edition. Hand coloured Unmounted. In very good condition. With a few light folds. Very Clean & strong impression. Engraved surface Size 24 x 19cm

Published by Charles Scribner's Sons 1875. Overall size: 10.75 x 8.5 inches In very good condition.

Published by Charles Scribner's Sons 1875. Overall size: 10.75 x 8.5 inches In very good condition.

Engraved by T. Starling and published in London by Longman & Co. 1820. Hand coloured Unmounted. In very good condition. With two folds, two small tear head of folds. Very Clean & strong impression. Engraved surface Size 22 x 16cm

Engraved for Dugdales England & Wales Delineated Ca 1835. Hand coloured Unmounted. In very good condition. With neat center fold. Very Clean & strong impression. Engraved surface Size 23.5 x 18cm

1722.. In good condition. Some light foxing on lower half. Engraved surface 17.5 x 15.5 inches. The title of the county is contained in an ornamental cartouche. Uncolouring. After the publication of the final edition of "Britannia" in 1637....the work was not published again until 1695 when Dr.E.Gibson undertook the various editorial revisions. The new work contained fifty maps, mostly of the English counties with maps prepared by ROBERT MORDEN. This map is from the subsequent edition in 1722

Balfour Darwins Limited No Date. Large Poster measure 84 cms (33 inches) X 59 cms (23 inches) Full colour. In very good condition. Lightly tanned on top edge. A few small tears to edges. Corners curled. Ideal for Work Shop/Shed.

Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Ltd. 1882. Size of printed surface: ca. 33 cm x 20 cm. Coloured as published. Very good. A few small marks. In ivory mount with gilt line. Henry Thomas Foley, 5th Baron Foley (4 December 1850 – 17 December 1905), was an English peer. Foley created extensive housing developments in Claygate with the coming of the railway in the area of Foley Road and Fitzalan Road (named after his brother).

Balfour Darwins Limited . Large Poster measure 84 cms (33 inches) X 59 cms (23 inches) Full colour. In very good condition. Very light tanning to edges. Small tears to edges. Ideal for Work Shop/Shed.

Published by Adlard & Browne in "England Display'd" by Russell & Price. 1769. Overall size: ca. 14 x 8.5 inches In very good condition. A few faint foxing spots on margins. Antique engraved copperplate map uncoloured. Antique map of Middlesex, including London. The Map shows the principal roads, rivers, railways and canals.

London, HMSO / House of Commons, Ordnance Survey, 1832. Original hand-coloured lithographic map. Framed & mounted behind glass. Frame size approx 21 x 16 inches. Print surface approx 7.5 x 12.5 inches. In very good condition. Colouring remains crisp and bright. A couple of very minor faint spots else a very clean copy. A lovely little map. Hand-Coloured. Attractive map with Reference and key. The maps were produced from the Ordnance Survey maps on a scale of two inches to the mile, to define the Parliamentary boundaries.

1612 (1613). Engraved surface: 34 cm x 26 cm. Later professional Double page map. Blank on verso. Mounted in ivory mount, with triple gilt line boarder. In good condition. There has been some sympathetic restoration to the centrefold. A few minor marks, small faint hand written note left hand side. Mount has a few faint dents. The map is without title, plate number or scale, but the rivers and outstanding landmarks are enhanced by nude female bathers in the rivers and hunters in the forests. Michael Drayton is best remembered for his book of verse about the countryside of England and Wales, entitled: “Poly-Olbion, or a Chorographical description of Tracts, Rivers, Mountains, Forest and other Parts of this renowned Isle of Great Britain”. It was illustrated with a curious series of little regional maps from the graver of William Hole, similar in size and appearance to the ones provided by Hole for Camden’s “Britannia”.

1960 . Size of picture: 11.5 x 9.5 inches. In a grey wooden frame with Glass front. In very good condition. Really nice & bright colours. Some very minor foxing. 20th century artist Ann Mattthews

Engraved by T. Starling and published in Lewis Topographical Dictionary Ca 1842-45. Hand coloured border lines Unmounted. In very good condition. Very Clean & strong impression. Engraved surface Size 23.5 x 18cm

Published by J. Robins & Co From British Traveller Ca 1818. Uncoloured Unmounted. with all text page 321 to 358 In good condition. A few foxing marks on margins. Engraved surface Size 25 x 19.5cm

Published by S.Lewis & Co. Ca 1842.. Size of engraved surface: 19 cm x 23 cm. Overall size: ca. 32 cm x 25 cm. In good condition. A few light marks, & a couple of small nicks on edges. Later Hand Colouring. The Map shows the principal roads, rivers, railways and canals. The Walker brothers were publishers and engravers.

1722.. Later Hand Colouring In good condition. Some light tanning. Small tear lower edge margin. Engraved surface 18 x 16 inches The title of the county is contained in an ornamental cartouche. Uncoloured. After the publication of the final edition of "Britannia" in 1637....the work was not published again until 1695 when Dr.E.Gibson undertook the various editorial revisions. The new work contained fifty maps, mostly of the English counties with maps prepared by ROBERT MORDEN. This map is from the subsequent edition in 1722

Published for the Encyclopedia Londinensis 1827. Uncoloured Unmounted. In very good condition. Very Clean & strong impression. Engraved surface Size 24.5 x 20cm

1722.. Nice strong impression. In very good condition. Some light tanning. Engraved surface 15.5 x 18.5 inches The title of the county is contained in an ornamental cartouche. Uncoloured. After the publication of the final edition of "Britannia" in 1637....the work was not published again until 1695 when Dr.E.Gibson undertook the various editorial revisions. The new work contained fifty maps, mostly of the English counties with maps prepared by ROBERT MORDEN. This map is from the subsequent edition in 1722