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A New Map of Carnarvanshire. Thomas Kitchin. Ca 1780. Kitchin, Thomas: A New Map of Carnarvanshire drawn from the latest Authorities. The London Magazine, ca.1780. A copper engraved map with hand coloured outline, of the county later known as Caernarfonshire, now Gwynedd. Overall size: 210mm x 260mm. Map size : 170mm x 210mm. Fleur de Lis watermark to paper. Early light fold mark across map. Bright and clean. With a pictorial title cartouche, county shield, compass pointer, scale (approx 6miles to the inch) and explanation. Shows the roads, parks and towns including Bangor, Llanberis, Conwy and Pulhely. A neat early record.		Click this link for more details
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Penbrokshyre [Pembroke]. John Speed. Sudbury and Humble. 1610 Speed, John : Penbrokshyre described and the sittuations both of Penbroke and St Davids Shewed in due form as they were taken by John Speed. Sudbury and Humble. 1610. Size approx 520mm x 390mm ( 20 x 15 inches). Early hand coloured double page copper engraved map. From Speed's "The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain" with English text on verso with a description of the county and town listing. Inset town plans of Penbroke [Pembroke] and Saint Davids. Eleven coats of arms, scale and decorative title cartouche. Close cropped to border. Some smudging of colour on the Pembroke inset. Some wear to fold line not affecting appearance. An attractive early Speed map with strong print impression.		Click this link for more details
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Cardigan by Christopher Saxton / William Kip, ca.1637 Saxton, Christopher. Engraved by William Kip. Cardigan Comitatus Pars Dimetarum. From the 1637 edition of Camden's Britannia. Early colouring, page size approx 385mm x 315mm, plate size approx 320mm x 265mm. Verso blank. With decorative title and compass rose, ship, compass dividers and scale in military miles. Centre fold, plate number (41) in lower left corner. Very good condition with strong bright print.		Click this link for more details
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The County of Monmouth. Robert Morden. 1695 Morden, Robert. The County of Monmouth. 1695. Sold by Abel Swale and John Churchil. Copper engraved map. 440mm x 365mm. Early outline colour. Monmouthshire and edges of surrounding counties. Including the towns of Newport, Pontypool, Chepstow, Abergavenny and Cardiff. The Bristol Channel is included including The Denny Island. Verso blank. One very light water stain to top of map, otherwise in clean and bright condition with good strong print.		Click this link for more details
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St Asaph, Flintshire. John Speed. Ca 1611 Saint Asaph. Extract from John Speed map of Flintshire. Ca 1611. English text on verso. 140mm x 130mm. Hand coloured with compass rose and scale in paces. Scale in paces and heraldic shield. Small tear to edge, otherwise in bight and clean condition with strong print. Rare to find this town plan removed from the county map.		Click this link for more details
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Denbigh and Flint. Christopher Saxton and Philip Lea. 1693 Saxton, Christopher and Lea, Philip . Denbigh and Flint Sh. Discribed by C.S. Corrected and amended with many additions by P. Lea. Christoferus Saxton Defcripfit. Sculp Remigius Hogenbergius. Sheet size 550mm x 435mm, map size 485mm x 350mm. With the Arms of Queen Elizabeth 1 over title cartouche plinth with figures. With arms of Robert Dudley and William Fielding, E. Of Denbigh. Small cartouche Christoferus Saxton Defcripfit and Hogenbergius engraver. Shows Denbighshire and Flintshire and edges of surrounding counties. With towns, large villages, some roads, Offa's Ditch [dyke] and some rivers and lakes. With town insets of Denbigh, Saint Asaph and Flint. Early outline colour and centre fold. Manuscript 36 to margin. Some smudge of colour at lower edge near fold. One fox mark on map otherwise in clean and bright condition with strong print. .		Click this link for more details
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Montgomeria Comiatus et Comitatus Mervinia. [ Montgomeryshire ] Johannes Blaeu. 1654. Blaeu, Johannes. Montgomeria Comiatus et Comitatus Mervinia. [ Montgomeryshire ]. 1654. Sheet size 540mm x 615mm, map size 380mmx 505mm. Mid Wales area covered of Montgomery and Merioneth. Early hand colour heightened on gold. With elaborate title cartouche, distance scale and coats of Arms, including that of Lord Herbert of Montgomery. Dutch text to verso. Wide blank margins have some tears and folds where previously mounted. 25mm border outside map edge in good, undamaged condition. Some very light age tone to map but the good colours and strong gilt make this a very attractive map.		Click this link for more details
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Caermardi - Carmarthenshire by Saxton Kip. 1607 Saxton, Christopher. Engraved by William Kip. Caermardi Comitatus in quo Dimetae Olim Habitarunt. 1607. From Camdens Britannica with latin text to verso, with watermark. Sheet size 410mm x 290mm, map size 325mm x 270mm. Early hand coloured. 2 small worm holes in map area. In excellent clean condition with strong, bright print. A rare, early Saxton Kip map.		Click this link for more details
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Caernarfonshire by Saxton Hole, 1610 Saxton, Christopher : Caernarvo comitatus vars olim Ordovicum. London, 1610. Size approx 390mm x 330 mm. Double-page copper engraved map by William Hole. Ornamental cartouche to title, scale within dividers, compass rose and ornate merman and maid. Map includes the North Western area of Wales with Southern Anglesey together with the modern counties of Denbighshire, Merioneth and Flintshire. Blank verso. A good clean and bright map with a strong impression. Wide margins, very suitable for framing.		Click this link for more details
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