Map of Shropshire, 1844: Telford, Shrewsbury, Oswestry, Bridgnorth & Wellington

Antitique map titled 'South America'. Beautiful original antique map of South America. This map originates from 'The National Atlas of His...

This engraving is part of a collection showcasing the beauty of England and Wales, a series that was common in the 18th and 19th centuries to celebrate and document the picturesque landscapes and significant towns of Britain. The text provided in the last image offers several details: 1. The title of the engraving is "BRIDGENORTH. Shropshire." 2. It was engraved by J. Greig from a drawing by the late E. Dayes. 3. The engraving was published in London by Vernor, Hood & Sharpe Poultry, February 1st, 1807. 4. It was created for "The Beauties of England and Wales." The artwork depicts Bridgnorth, a town in Shropshire, England. The engraving would have been intended to capture the charm and appeal of Bridgnorth, with its notable bridge and surrounding architecture. Engravings like this one were often collected by those who appreciated the artistry of such views and by those who were interested in the topographical and historical significance of the location. E. Dayes (the late Edward Dayes) was a well-known artist of the period, and J. Greig was the engraver who transferred Dayes' artwork into the medium of engraving. The publication date of February 1st, 1807, places this work in the early 19th century, a time when such engravings were a popular form of mass media, providing a visual understanding of places that many people might not have the opportunity to visit themselves. The engraving serves as both an artistic and historical record, capturing Bridgnorth in the early 19th century with a level of detail and craftsmanship that is characteristic of the period's topographical art...

Title: Old Map of Carmarthenshire by Samuel Lewis 1844 – Carmarthen Llandeilo Llanelli Laugharne Llandovery Description: This detailed 1844 map of Carmarthenshire was drawn and engraved for Samuel Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary of Wales. It highlights major towns such as Carmarthen, Llandeilo, Llanelli, Laugharne, and Llandovery. The county's roads, rivers, and hilly terrain are finely engraved and shaded, while original hand coloring outlines the administrative divisions. The map includes a compass rose and a reference to the seven unions within the county. Condition: The map is in very good antique condition with minimal age toning and wide clean margins. The engraving is crisp and the hand coloring remains bright and accurate. There are no tears or major defects. Framing suggestions: A cream or soft beige acid-free mat will complement the aged paper and hand coloring. Frame in dark wood, antique gold, or a muted black to highlight the historical character. Use UV-protective glass to preserve the colors. Suitable for traditional interiors, libraries, or as a heritage gift. Keywords: Carmarthenshire map 1844 Samuel Lewis antique...

Antique map titled 'Copenhagen (Kiöbenhaven)'. With city view and German explanation. Originates from Meyer's Handatlas.

A modern map of Shropshire Drawn from the latest surveys corrected and improved by the best authorities. Artist Joseph Ellis sculptor. Joseph Ellis was an engraver and publisher from Clerkenwell in London and was apprenticed to Richard William Seale in 1749. He is best know to county map collectors for The New English Atlas published in 1765 which was later reissued as Ellis's English Atlas in 1766, 1768 1777, 1786, 1790 and 1796. Maker carington bowles 1724 - 1793. Carington Bowles worked in London as a publisher in partnership with his father John Bowles from about 1752 until 1763. Carington Bowles worked as a publisher in partnership with his father John Bowles from about 1752 until 1763 before taking over his uncle's business. His address was 69 St. Pauls Church Yard, London. He worked with a number of well known cartographers of the day including Emanuel Bowen, Thomas Kitchin, Robert Sayer...

This is an antique county map of Shropshire. An English, framed atlas engraving by Richard Blome, dating to the 17th century and later. A treat for the collector or county native, ...

1844 Map "Russia in Eurpoe, Part II to Part VIII" 7 Maps Ric.r023 Fine, original, steel-engraved Map of Russia in Europe Part II t oPart VIII, by the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. Detailed map of the regions to the northeast of Moscow. Including Arkhangel, Vologda, Viatka, Perm, Olonetz, Iaroslavl. The SDUK began its map publishing project under the leadership of Captain Francis Beaufort R.N. in 1829, and published the maps in parts, haltingly, over the next 15 years, completing the series in 1844, finally permitting the publication of a whole atlas. Many of the maps were actually drawn by Beaufort, who at the time was the Hydrographer to the Royal Navy, and all were closely supervised by him. J. & C. Walker worked closely with Beaufort in engraving the maps. Finely engraved, carefully researched, the maps set...

Antique framed black and white map of seven Midwestern American states. Guide Through Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Wisco...