Search Results for ‘Reproduction of Old Mapping’ - 116 matches found

Buckminster Fuller Dymaxion Airocean World Wall Map

Buckminster Fuller Dymaxion Airocean World Wall Map is a facsimile of the 1954 Raleigh edition which presents the globe split into 20 interlocking equilateral triangles with their sides equal to 63...

Mrs P's Journey

Disproving the theory that women can’t read maps, Mrs P’s Journey is the fascinating story of the woman who mapped London’s A-Z and created a publishing phenomenon.
Spirited, artistic and eccentric...

The Map That Changed the World

The Map That Changed the World, by Simon Winchester, begins in 1815, when an extraordinary hand painted map was published in London. The first of its kind, this geological map outlined the layers of...

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...

Merzbach & Falk Globe 1881

Wonderful to behold, this 30cm (12") globe adds a touch of class to any environment.
A splendid reproduction of a classic 1881 Victorian globe which was originally made by one of the Netherlands' most...

Weber Costello Globe 1921 (18cm)

The Weber Costello 1921 is a stunning historical reproduction of a 1920’s globe originally produced by the company of the same name and famous for their excellent reference globes throughout the first...

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...

A New Geological Map of England and Wales 1820

Full title: "A new geological map of England & Wales with the inland navigations, exhibiting the districts of coal and other sites of mineral tonnage."
This is a reproduction of the updated edition...

Antarctica: Historical Maps

An interesting collection of historical maps is arranged on this sheet - each representing the concept (realistic or otherwise) of the enigmatic continent of Antarctic - aka Terra Australis or Terra...

Antigua c.1710

This is not only a map of the island but a historical snapshot of how far the settlement process had got at this time. There are virtually no settlements marked inland, solely along the coast (e.g. Falmouth...

Antigua: English Harbour 1863

Detailed map and chart of the harbour and port area from 1863, surveyed by J. Parsons RN and originally published by the Admiralty. The channel and harbour are marked with soundings and bathymetric...

Antigua (The Island of Antego c.1780)

Drawn by the cartographer Herman Moll this early map of the island shows roads, settlements and information for ships, e.g. soundings, shoals, reefs, etc. The name of the owner of each settlement is...

Antilles 1692

Probably the smallest map we stock, this attractive miniature depiction of the 17th century West Indies is not much bigger than a postcard and ideally displayed in a frame. It covers much of the Caribbean...

Antilles with the Virgin Islands 1784

Attractive English map of the Lesser Antilles, the island chain arching east and southwards from the Virgin Islands to Grenada. Also included in the south are Trinidad, Tobago, Isla de Margerita and...

Archipelagus Americanus 1700

Stretching from the tip of Florida to the mouth of the Orinoco and west to Panama, this is an interesting map dating from 1700. Towns are marked and named, mountain ranges are drawn in as are major...

Asia in 1627

Reproduction of Bertius' map of Asia from Turkey to Japan and from Sudan to Malaysia.

Atlas Maior of 1662

Joan Blaeu's exceptional Atlas Maior, completed in 1665, was the finest and most comprehensive baroque atlas. The original 11-volume Latin edition, containing 594 maps, put Blaeu ahead of his staunch...

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...