Search Results for ‘England’, ‘Maps & Atlases’, ‘Reproductions of Old Maps & Atlases’ - 33 matches found

Sea Charts of the British Isles

The Sea Charts of the British Isles takes the reader on a circumnavigation of 'these sceptred isles', as Shakespeare referred to them, to explore through various charts this multitude of sea ports, fishing...

A New Chart of the English Channel

This small chart measures 63x36cms and covers the English Channel as it was in the 18th century. It not only shows depths, but also details coastal cross sections. Responsible for compiling most of...

Bradshaw's Railway Map of GB and Ireland 1907

This map, originally published to accompany Bradshaw's Railway Manual 1907, shows the rail network of the British Isles at around the peak of its growth, at about 23,000 miles in length. Many sea connections...

Great Britain: David & Charles Victorian Survey Maps of England and Wales

This series is a fascinating set of reproductions of the First Series One-Inch maps for England and Wales. They date from the nineteenth century, and show the countryside as it was at the time in considerable...

The British Empire 1905

Map showing the British Empire at roughly its greatest extent, colouring the British-ruled territories in red.
This interesting reproduction includes detail of global trade, shipping routes, coaling...

The British Empire 1905

Map showing the British Empire at roughly its greatest extent, colouring the British-ruled territories in red.
This interesting reproduction includes detail of global trade, shipping routes, coaling...

Great Britain: Victorian England & Wales 1897 Maps

These nine maps are reproductions of maps which were originally published by the Ordnance Survey in book form in the year of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. The previous sixty years had seen the...

Find your way around London c.1830

Christopher Greenwood carried out the final stages of the large scale survey for this map in 1824-6. Original surveys of London were very rare. Most London maps were derived directly or indirectly...

Find your way around Mid-Georgian London 1746

John Roque's 9 year survey, culminating in the publication of this map in 1746, was the first map of London to be based on an original survey since that of William Morgan in 1682. The map was published...

Find your way around Mid-Victorian London 1862

The Stanford's Library Map of London and its Suburbs was originally a 24-sheet set of maps covering Victorian London during a period of rapid expansion and improvement.
Here the map is presented on...

A Balloon View of London, 1851

One of several maps and panoramas of London to come out in 1851, the year of the Great Exhibition. This is an aerial panorama, naming streets and showing many individual buildings. The view is looking...

Bacon's Atlas of London (Sheet 4)

Detailed survey map showing the postal district boundaries in pale colours. Streets and major buildings are named. Including Paddington, Bayswater, Marylebone and most of Mayfair.

Bacon's Up to Date Map of London 1902

This reproduction of the Bacon's Up to date Map of London published in 1902 shows the city as it expanded at that time, from Hammersmith to the west to Limehouse to the east. Tube and train lines are...

Bacon's Up to Date Map of London 1902

This is an elegant reproduction of the Bacon's Up to date Map of London published in 1902 shows the city as it expanded at that time, from Hammersmith to the west to Limehouse to the east. Tube and...

Charles Booth's Descriptive Map of London Poverty 1889

Set of four loose sheets of inner London (each measuring 52x63cm), colour-coding each street according to the relative wealth of its inhabitants in the 1880s. A fascinating look at what London life...

Great Britain: Speede County Maps of Great Britain

A series of attractive historical county maps by John Speede dating from about 1610-1611. The towns and villages are marked by little drawings, with features such as hills and forests shown likewise...

Historical Maps Of London

The Cassini Historical Maps of London provide a unique and fascinating overview of 150 years of London’s rich history from 1805 to 1946.They reveal how the capital engulfed surrounding villages to become...

London 1863 (Box set)

The boxset contains four sheets (North West; North East; South West; South East) of London with the surrounding countryside and outlying villages such as Hampstead, Stratford, Merton and Beckenham.
The...

Rocque Key Map of London 1762

Interesting and detailed black and white map of the London area in 1762, made as part of a project to compare the sizes of London and Paris. (London was larger by 1427 acres.)
Extends out to Greenford...

Stanford's Library Map of London and its Suburbs 1862

Reproduction of the 24-sheet set of maps covering Victorian London during a period of rapid expansion and improvement.
Here the sheets are bound into a large paperback format. The maps are in black...