Single map of Cary's New Map of England: No. 18. Very good. Includes Marlborough, Wootton Basset, Bristol, Warminster, etc.C195715.
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The product is a vintage reproduction sheet map of Wiltshire, England, created by cartographer John Speed in 1610. Measuring 31 inches in length and 25 inches in height, this antique map provides a glimpse into the geography and layout of the county during the 1600s. Ideal for collectors or those interested in historical maps of England and Scotland, this piece offers a unique and authentic view of the region as it was documented over 400 years ago.
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Thomas Moule. Originally published in 1830. Ideal for framing. A lovely replica of your county and an exquisite piece of art. Various Areas.
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This map of Wiltshire has been carefully taken from a book printed in 1988 The stunning map captures the view of the country as seen in the Tudor times making it a must-have for anyone who loves these images The map is in 2 sections and be aware that there may be a misalignment on the on the joint which I have shown in the photos. Sizes in the photo. The map will be sent in a plastic sleeve inside a cardboard reinforced envelope.
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This is a fabulous County Map by Thomas Moule. This was originally published in 1830 by Moule who was one of the most distinctive and best loved of the Early Victorian Map Makers. This edition was published in 1991.
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Wiltshire by William Lewis printed 1819. William Lewis (active 1819 - 36) was a publisher and map maker working in London during the first half of the nineteenth century. The 'New Travellers Guide' was one such publication.
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This is a unique hand-made map of the Cotswolds from 1999. It is an Ordnance Survey Map, formatted as a sheet map and framed for display. The map is a custom-made piece, published by Map Marketing in 1999, and is original. The map depicts the Cotswold region of England, specifically Wiltshire county, and is a great addition to any collection of maps or antiques.
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He was born in Basel and learned the art of engraving in Zurich, Strasbourg and Paris. Maria Magdalena de Bry died in 1645, and the following year Matthaus married Johanna Sibylla Heim. The key to 43 most significant buildings is printed beneath.
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