From the North of Anglesey to Machynlleth and the River Dovey and East to Llanrws. Finely printed map of the area with County boundaries, roads, woods and lakes in colour. Four miles to the inch. From Royal Atlas of England & Wales. Stain in the outer margin on two corners.

The New Sea Map of the First Part of the Channell betwext England et France. Engraved map with original hand colouring; an elaborate strapwork cartouche with the map title in Dutch, French, English, Spanish & Italian; a compass rose and numerous rhumb lines. It is unusually oriented to the West. The map in fact covers the Channel from the Pas de Calais almost as far as Bayeux in Western Normandy and on the English side from Dover almost as far as Selsey Bill. On the English coast towns shown from Dover Westward include Hythe, Rye, Hastings, Brighton, Shoreham and Middleton and many more. On the French side the towns marked include Calais, Montreuil, St Valery, Dieppe, Le Havre, the Seine (as far as Rouen), Caen and Port-en-Bessin. This particular chart of the eastern Channel appears to be very uncommon and currently Internet searches have found only one copy for sale at €495! The map is printed on three conjoined sheets of heavy paper and is in a strong and excellent state. The margins are very wide. 515 x 620 mm.

Double sided map with two strip maps on each side from Paterson’s British Itinerary of the Direct and Principal Roads of Great Britain. Scale approximately 6 miles to 5 cm (3 miles to 1 inch). Places named along the roads include the larger towns in 1785, spellings as engraved. Country seats and their owners are also shown.

For A & C Black's Guide to England & Wales

2 hand coloured strip maps each side from nr Brecon via Llan(ymd)dovery to Caermarthen and 28 miles beyond. Two images available.

Large double page hand coloured map as issued with woods, parks, hills, roads and railways. On one page a map of Jersey and on the other a map of Guernsey, Herm and Sark with an inset map of Sark. All on the scale of approx three-quarters of an inch to the mile.

Large double page hand coloured map as issued with woods, parks, hills, roads and railways. On one page maps of Jersey and Alderney; on the other a map of Guernsey, Herm and Jethou and a separate map of Sark; all on the scale of approx three-quarters of an inch to the mile. Also a map of the Isle of Man at 5 miles to an inch.

Hand coloured strip map Riponden (sic) to Manchester and Warrington with descriptions of Manchester and Haulton (sic) & on verso Frodsham to Warrington to Chester and Manchester to Stopford (now Stockport) and Disley (Dean) with description of Warrington. 4 Coats of Arms. There is a closed tear in the inner margin. Two images available.

From Camelford to Looe and Lands End. A large inset map of the Scillies shows the Islands and the rocks! Finely printed map of the area with County boundaries, roads, woods and lakes in colour. Four miles to the inch. From Royal Atlas of England & Wales. Stain in the outer margin on two corners.

As far North as Bellingham, East to Hexham and South to Kirby Stephen. Finely printed map of the area with County boundaries, roads, woods and lakes in colour. Four miles to the inch. From Royal Atlas of England & Wales. Stain in the outer margin on two corners.

Uncoloured map of the two counties on the same sheet. There is a closed tear in the very bottom of the map of Nottinghamshire where it just cuts the frame.

Double sided map with two strip maps on each side from Paterson’s British Itinerary of the Direct and Principal Roads of Great Britain. Scale approximately 6 miles to 5 cm (3 miles to 1 inch). Places named along the roads include the larger towns in 1785, spellings as engraved. Country seats and their owners are also shown.

Cambridgeshire, Norfolk & Suffolk. Original fine outline colouring. Many railway lines.

Uncoloured map showing counties and principal towns. Compass rose. Very slight off-setting. Original folds.

Map coloured by county with numerous railways. Centrefold strengthened in part. Smudge at foot.

Very fine large hand coloured map of England and Wales divided into 7 Regions and subdivided into their Counties with delicate wash boundaries in pastel shades. 8 cm split at the West end of the centrefold has been neatly repaired.

Very fine large hand coloured map of England and Wales divided into their Counties with delicate wash boundaries in pastel shades. Very slight toning of the paper only noticeable in the surrounding seas although slightly more obvious along the centrefold.

Very fine large hand coloured map of England and Wales divided into 7 Regions and subdivided into their Counties with delicate wash boundaries in pastel shades. This map also has, superimposed in red over the Regions, geographers' descriptions of the Hills and Mountains of the British Isles, e.g. Cambrian Range.

Uncoloured map with numerous railway lines shown

Original wash colouring with railways in red.

Very fine outline hand colouring of the railways. Also show the canal system.

Photo-relief map with Vertical Section across England & Wales on an exaggerated (sic) scale. The lower left corner is stained outside the photo-map but touches the end of the Section.

Uncoloured map showing counties, principal towns and railways. Narrow right margin.

Very large folding map on two sheets. The map is dissected into 36 sections and laid down on cloth. Showing Railways, Roads, and Distances. 27 railway companies named and the railway network is especially well brought out on the map. Booklet Index Guide to Map included. Very good condition.

Very large folding map on two sheets . The map is dissected into 36 sections and laid down on cloth. Showing Railways, Roads, and Distances. 29 railway companies named and the railway network is especially well brought out on the map. Booklet Index Guide to Map included. Good condition.

Uncoloured relief map showing counties and principal towns; "with the Railways", showing the vast rail network at that time. Also states that the navy has 671 ships! Good margins and very clean.

Uncoloured map showing early railways. Engraved by the Becker Omnigraph. Original folds and shaved top margin (see image). A little light spotting. Short closed edge tear.

Original wash colouring by county showing railways in red. Margins rather stained but only a few spots down the English Channel get onto the printed area.

For A & C Black's Guide to England & Wales; multiple original folds.

Hand colouring of the county boundaries. Slight toning around the margins.

Outline colouring of Counties. For Beeton's Dictionary of Geography. No top margin & shaved RH margin.

Extremely fine original hand outline colouring of the counties. A very handsome and large map with just a little repair to 3cm of LHS centrefold. Faint off-setting of Title in the English Channel. From the National Atlas.

Map coloured by county with numerous railways. Marginal repairs.

Map coloured by county with numerous railways. Marginal repairs. Some foxing.

Inland navigation map of canals and the navigable portions of rivers. Centrefold strengthened.

Original wash colouring by county showing mountains in Wales, the County towns with the numbers of MPs. A little scuffed and the odd crease but still a handsome map. Paper watermarked 1813.

Printed colour shewing the Counties and the large number of railway lines.

Hand coloured sheet covering the North of England, the Isle of Man and North Wales, as issued. As far South as Derby, Nottingham and the Wash.

A pair of maps with the counties hand coloured in outline as issued. Northern Sheet has foxing and water staining in the margins. The Southern sheet has a short repair to the bottom of the centrefold and foxing and water staining in the margins and also a faint water stain near Jersey and faint smudge near Portland Bill. Mounted most of the blemishes would be hidden. Four images available, two showing mounted views.

East Anglia bounded by Lincoln, Northampton and Colchester. Verso: Wessex from High Wycombe to Totness (sic) and from Bridgend to Chichester. Fine outline coloured maps. Two images available.

Lancashire, North Wales and the Isle of Man. Verso: South Wales, Hereford and the Bristol Channel coast. Fine outline coloured maps. Two images available.

Devon & Cornwall and the Scillies. Verso: The Greater South East bounded by Ipswich, Newport Pagnell, Oxford and Winchester. Fine outline coloured maps. Two images available.

A very detailed map coloured in outline to resemble hand-colouring. The area covered extends to a line from the River Dovey to Bungay and includes the Isle of Man. Very good condition.

A very detailed map which extends to a line from the River Dovey to Bungay and includes the Isle of Man. Superb hand-colouring in outline as issued makes this a beautiful map which is in very good condition.

A very detailed map which extends to a line from the Aberystwyth to Thetford. Superb hand-colouring in outline as issued makes this a beautiful map which is in very good condition.

A large printed colour map of the North of England as far south as The Wash, with the Isle of Man. Shows railways in strong detail. Repair to 2 or 3 cm at bottom of centrefold.

Warwicum, Northamtonia, Huntingdonia, Cantabrigia, Suffolcia, Oxonium Buckinghamia, Bedfordia, Hartfordia, Essexia, Berceria, Middelsexia, Southantonia, Surria, Cantium et Southsexia, hand coloured engraved map, Latin text on verso. "Sumpticus Henrici Hondy". An early map in very good condition.

Warwick, Cambridge and Aldeburgh to the North and Swindon, Salisbury and Bournemouth to the West. Population density is shown by colours. From Royal Atlas of England & Wales. Stain in the outer margin on two corners.