Beautiful small map of Ireland showing mountain ranges, cities, towns and sea ports. The map appeared in Le Rouge's Nouvelle Atlas Portatif.
A finely colored example of Lotter's decorative map of Ireland, colored by regions and showing towns, roads, counties, rivers, lakes, castles, and more. Ireland is visible in its entirety, divided into its four provinces: Ulster in the north, Connacht...
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Fine old color example of Raspe's Plan of the area round Belfast and Carrickfergus Lough, from his Schauplatz des Gegenwaertigen Kriegs . . . This scarce map of Belfast Lough and view of Carrickfergus Castle illustrates the attack of the French...
Fine large format map of Ireland, based upon the maps of Thomas Kitchin and John Rocque, published by Schraembl in Vienna in 1787.
Scarce early 19th Century Sea Chart of Ireland, published by the French Depot De La Marine. Stuart Amos Arnold is credited as the source of the chart. Arnold published several commercial works on Navigation in the 18th Century, before losing an arm,...
Early American-published engraved map of Ireland, part of the joint effort at atlas publishing between Arron Arrowsmith and Samuel Lewis.
A fascinating map showing the electoral divisions of Ireland shortly after the island began sending MPs to Westminster. This map shows Ireland divided into its four provinces: Ulster, Leinster, Munster and Connaught and its 32 traditional counties. It...
Engraved antique map of Ireland, engraved by J.B. Tardieu, and published by Conrad Malte-Brun in Paris, 1812. In the map, Ireland is divided into Connaught, Ulster, Linster, and Munster. The cartouche in the bottom-right features the columnar basalt...
Striking early map of Ireland, published by Henry Teesdale. The map is colored by counties, and shows towns, roads, mountains, rivers and other details.
Detailed map of Ireland, colored by Counties, from Cram's Standard American Railway Atlas.
Vintage pictorial poster map of Ireland, issued by the Irish Tourist Board (Bord Failte Eireann) circa 1958. The map features dozens of captioned illustrations covering Ireland's many landmarks and points of interest. The map poster was printed by...
![[Wales] Cambriae Typus Auctore Humfredo Lhuydo . . .](/map/small/45077.jpg)
Ortelius' map is the first printed map of Wales. The map appeared in Ortelius' Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, the first modern atlas of the world. Ornate cartouche and many sailing ships and sea monster. The map is based upon Mercator's 1564 wall map of the...
![[Wales] Cambriae Typus Auctore Humfredo Lhuydo . . .](/map/small/41983.jpg)
Second state of this finely engraved map of Wales, with new decorative cartouche. The map is derived from the Welsh cartographer Humphrey Lhuyd's 1568 map, the first modern map of Wales. The map was revised and made slightly smaller in...
Exceptional old color example of Blaeu's map of the County of Brecknock (Brecon) in Wales, heightened in Gold, from his Atlas Maior. Fine original color, lavishly heighted with gold leaf. A fine example, with wide margins.
Exceptional old color example of Blaeu's map of Montgomeryshire, heightened in Gold, from his Atlas Maior. The map is decorated with a title cartouche and 3 coats of arms. A fine example, with wide margins.
Attractive full color example of Speed's map of the island of Anglesey, off the coast of Wales, published by John Speed. Includes a plan of Beaumaris, the Royal Arms supported by lion and unicorn, the coats of arms of 2 Earls, ships full sail, and an...
