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Publishers of maps, charts, plans & other interesting things... c. 1600 - 1940s
Map of Devon circa 1800
Map of Devon circa 1800
Map of the River Thames
Map of the River Thames
The Oarsman's Map and Angler's Map of the River Thames from it's source to London Bridge circa 1889.
Nature in Descending Regions circa 1893
Nature in Descending Regions circa 1893
A Geological Chart of the World circa 1893
A Geological Chart of the World circa 1893
Geological Chart & Cloud Classification first published circa 1893. Featuring a cross section of of the earth where geologic time is illustrated in eons (archaeon), eras (Paleozoic, Mesozoic, Cenozoic), periods (Cambrian, Triassic, Quaternary, etc.), and epochs (Eocene, Miocene, Pliocene). Types of beds and groups that make up these periods of geologic time are included as are the types of animal fossils that can be found. Rock and geologic elements are clearly labelled (limestone, sandstone, chalk, salt, etc.) Also illustrated - geysers and volcanoes, formations of birds and a key below to classify the four primary cloud groups.
View of Nature in Ascending Regions circa 1893
View of Nature in Ascending Regions circa 1893
Map of the North Polar Region circa 1900
Map of the North Polar Region circa 1900
Antique County Maps Scotland
Antique County Maps Scotland
Specialist publishers of maps, charts, plans, antique illustrations & other interesting things circa 1600 - 1930s. Individually published by hand in Devon, England. Pigment ink, archival paper, hand laid on cloth. Established family business of 45 years.
Prinicpal Eminences of the British Islands circa 1852
Prinicpal Eminences of the British Islands circa 1852
Principal Eminences of the British Islands first published circa 1852 by James Reynolds. Drawn and engraved by John Emslie. 72 numbered and named eminences including Scafell Pike & Beachy Head in England, Arthurs Seat & Ben Nevis in Scotland, Beacons of Brecknock & Snowdon in Wales, and Twelve Pins & Cairn Tual & Mt Gabriel in Ireland. Height in feet detailed at each side of the illustration. The smaller figures denote the Geological Formations of the Hills - ie. 1.Metamorphis Rocks, 2.Cumbrian, 4.Devonian.
Scotland circa 1860
Scotland circa 1860
Antique County Maps Ireland
Antique County Maps Ireland
Antique County Maps England
Antique County Maps England
Maps of London in the year 1877
Maps of London in the year 1877
Edward Stanford (1827 – 1904) was a map publisher and seller prominent in the 19th century. Renowned for his highly accurate maps of Victorian London, Stanford began his career at Trelawny Saunders in 1848
Map of Victorian London circa 1837
Map of Victorian London circa 1837
Maps of London in the Year 1799
Maps of London in the Year 1799
Map of London circa 1792
Map of London circa 1792
Map of British Isles - Produce & Manufacture circa 1900
Map of British Isles - Produce & Manufacture circa 1900
Historic Maps
Historic Maps
The Night Sky
The Night Sky
'Our British Forest Trees' circa 1925
'Our British Forest Trees' circa 1925
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