Currently we have in stock original county maps, from the 18th and 19th centuries, for all the following counties. Most maps show. market towns and villages, post roads, rivers, parks, manors, castles and public buildings. Some include references to the Hundreds and include population figures. Individual listings available for each county.

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Glossary of Map Terms

Bedfordshire

ECM101 - T. KITCHIN “Bedfordshire” London 1747.  7½"x6½" Colored.  Engraved from an Accurate Survey.  Decorative title cartouche on a stone monument with flower and foliage motifs.  Displays compass rose.

ECM102 - S. LEWIS “Bedfordshire” London 1835.  9"x7" Colored.  Finely engraved map shows Bedford as well as many small villages and towns.  Includes a decorative compass rose.

ECM103 - T. MOULE “Bedfordeshire” London 1848.  10"x7" Colored.  Very decorative map with engraved vignettes of Woburn Abbey and shields and gothic motifs, farmer with plough in border frame.

ECM104 - J. CARY “Bedfordshire” London 1787.  10½"x8¼" Colored.  Finely engraved map with much detail for this early date. Title is on a bar over a decorative compass rose.

ECM105 - S. LEWIS “Bedfordshire”  London. 1844. Colored. 9X7. Clearly delineated map shows the city of Bedford in center, Amphill, Biggleswade & many small towns & villages. includes a decorative compass rose in top left & reference to the Unions.

ECM105A - J. ARCHER “Bedfordshire” London. c. 1848. Colored. 9X7. Attractive county map engraved for Dugdale's “England and Wales Delineated” shows the city of Bedford in center with turnpike roads crossing the county and connecting towns and villages. Locates parks and manors, canals, rivers and watercourses, woods and plantations. Note n lower right indicates that figures attached to towns denote distance from London. An excellent map for genealogical research.

ECM276 - J. PIGOT “Bedfordshire” Manchester. 1828. Colored. 14X9. Beautiful map of Bedfordshire shows Woburn and Woburn Park, Luton, Dunstable Ampthill, Bedford, Steventon and many smaller towns and villages. Depicts main and turnpike roads, rivers, canals, parks, manors, railroads and Divisions of the Hundreds. Includes a finely engraved depiction of Luton Church in top right and a detailed informational sheet about the county. Engraved on steel by Pigot & Sons in Manchester, England in 1828.

Berkshire

ECM106 - J. PIGOT  “Berkshire” London 1828.  9"x14" Colored.  Includes finely engraved scene of St. George’s Chapel.  Excellent details and information about the county.

ECM107 - J. CARY  “Berkshire” London. 1812. Colored. 8¼X10¼. Attractive early map shows the River Thames flowing from Oxford to Henley, Windsor & Eton to Colnbrook & Staines. Depicts many towns & villages & includes an information sheet on the county and the title drawn on a bar over a colorful compass rose.

ECM108 - T. MOULE  “Berkshire” London 1844.  8"x10" Colored.  Decorative map with engraved scenes in circular frames include Town Hall, Abington, Windsor Castle and A View of Windsor.  Map is topped with a crown and shield and bordered by armorial figures holding banners.

ECM108A - A. FULLARTON “Berkshire” Glasgow c. 1837. Colored. 7½X9½. Very detailed and attractive county map is decorated with a colorful vignette in top right of Windsor Castle. The Thames River borders the county from Oxford to Maidenhead and Windsor, and many towns and villages are depicted throughout, with turnpike roads connecting major cities and towns. This is an excellent map for genealogical research as it has such excellent detail. 

Buckinghamshire

ECM109 - J. PIGOT  “Buckinghamshire” London 1828.  14"x9" Colored.  Includes a decorative engraving in lower left of Newport Pagnell Church and includes a detailed information sheet on the county.

ECM110 - J. CARY  “Buckinghamshire” London 1793. Colored. 10¼X8¼. Very attractive map shows Aylesbury in center & High Wycombe, Tring, Buckingham & Henley, Maindenhead & Windsor on the Thames River. Includes title drawn on a bar over a decorative compass rose.

ECM111 - J. WILKES  “Buckinghamshire” London. 1801. Colored. 9½X7½. Clearly delineated map shows the Vale of Aylesbury in center, High Wycombe, Wendover, Amersham & many small towns & villages. Depicts Henley, Maidenhead & Windsor on the Thames River, and includes a colorful compass rose in lower left.

Cambridgeshire

ECM112 - J. PIGOT “Cambridgeshire” London 1828. 14"x9" Colored. Fine engraved map with view of Ely Cathedral in top right. Includes references to the hundreds and a two page informational sheet on the county.

ECM113 - H. G. COLLINS “Cambridgeshire” London 1852. 15½"x12¾" Colored. Includes Reference to the Hundreds and Explanations.

ECM114 - R. CREIGHTON “Cambridge” London 1835. 7"x9¼" Colored. Shows Boundary of the old Borough.

ECM115 - S. LEWIS “Cambridgeshire” London 1844. 9"x7" Colored. Shows References to the Unions. Includes a compass rose.

ECM116 - S. LEWIS “Cambridgeshire” London 1835. 9"x7" Colored. Includes a compass rose.

ECM118 - G. W. BACON “Cambridgeshire/Oxford” London 1895. 18"x12" Colored. Block plans of Cambridgeshire and Oxford. Includes detailed listing of Churches, Halls and Colleges.

Cheshire

ECM119 - E. WELLER “Cheshire” London 1885.  12"x18" Colored.  Intensely detailed map locates hundreds of towns and villages.  Includes roads, railroads, parks and halls.

ECM121 - J. CARY “Cheshire” London 1812.  8¼"x10¼" Colored.  Finely engraved map that shows the rivers Mersey and Dee and the port of Liverpool.  Includes a separate informational sheet on the county with listings of “the most remarkable Seats”.  Title is on a bar over a decorative compass rose.

ECM122 - J. PIGOT “Cheshire” London 1828.  9"x14" Colored.  Very attractive map with finely engraved scene in lower right of Chester Cathedral.  Includes reference to the Hundreds and a detailed informational sheet on the county.

Cumberland Shire

ECM123 - J. PIGOT “Cumberland” London 1828. 14"x9" Colored. Fine engraved map with view of Carlisle Cathedral in top left. Includes references to the hundreds and a two page informational sheet on the county.

ECM124 - J. WILKES “Cumberland” London 1802. 9¼"x7½" Colored. Bordered by the Irish Sea. Decorative compass rose.

ECM125 - J. ARCHER “Cumberland” London 1842. 9"x7" Colored. Includes lists of Explanations and Wards.

ECM127 - S. LEWIS “Cumberland” London 1835. 11¼"x9" Colored. Bordered by the Irish Sea. Decorative compass rose.

Cornwall

ECM128 - CHAPMAN & HALL “Cornwall” London 1833.  7½"x9½" Colored.  Finely detailed map that shows the Bristol Channel and the English Channel.  Includes a block of the Scilly Isles and a detailed informational sheet on the county.

ECM128A - J. PIGOT “Cornwall” London. 1834. Colored. 9X14. Intensely detailed map shows cities, towns, villages & harbors. Mail and turnpike roads, railroads, rivers, canals & polling places plus a reference to the Hundreds. Locates the Bristol & English Channels and includes a small inset in lower left of the Scilly Islands and a fine vignette in upper left of St. Mary's Church in Truro. Also includes an informational sheet on the county. From Pigot's British Atlas of the Counties of England. 

Derbyshire

ECM129 - F. GROSE-SELLER  “Derbyshire” London 1787.  8½"x6½" Colored.  Finely engraved with information on both sides describing the county and its history.

ECM130 - J. PIGOT  “Derbyshire” London 1828.  14"x9" Colored.  Shows engrave vignette of Ashborn Church.  Includes two pages of informational text on the county and its economy.

ECM131 - J. CARY  “Derbyshire” London 1793.  10¼"x8¼" Colored.  Title over decorative compass rose.  A fine early map.

Devonshire

ECM132 - T. MOULE “Devonshire” London 1848.  7"x10"Colored.  Attractive and finely detailed map.  Includes decorative shields with crowns in top left corner and a finely engraved scene of the Guildhall, Exeter in lower right corner.

ECM132A - J. PIGOT “Devonshire” London 1834. Colored. 9X13½. This fine map of the county is intensely detailed showing cities, towns, villages & harbors, mail and turnpike roads, rivers, canals, railroads & polling places. Locates Exeter, Topsham, Barnstaple, Ilfracombe, Plymouth & Devonport, Dartmouth & Axminster & includes a fine vignette in top right depicting the Cathedral Church of St. Peter, Exeter. An informational sheet on the county is included with the map. From Pigot's British Atlas of the Counties of England.

ECM133 - S. LEWIS “Devonshire” London 1831.  9½"x11½" Colored.  Excellent county map.  Includes decorative compass rose in top right corner and shows the isle of Lundy in the top left.

ECM133 - A. & B. E. WELLER. F.R.G.S. “Devonshire. (North Division) and Devonshire (South and East Divisions.)” London. c. 1884. Colored. 2 sheets each 12X16 inches. Intensely detailed maps divided into 5 mile squares, show cities and towns, harbors, roads and railway stations & boundaries of Boroughs. Depicts Dartmoor Forest, Barnstaple or Bideford Bay & the English Channel. The detail on these maps is so finely drawn, that every city, town and harbor is located throughout.

Excellent for genealogical research.

Dorsetshire

ECM134 - J. PIGOT “Dorsetshire” London 1828.  9"x14" Colored.  Fine engraved map with view of Sherborne Church in top left.  Includes reference to the Hundreds and a descriptive test.

ECM135 - A. FULLARTON “Dorsetshire” Glasgow 1836.  7"x9" Colored.  Excellent detail of towns, villages and harbors.  Includes references to hundreds and Liberties.

ECM136 - S. LEWIS “Dorsetshire” London 1831.  7"x9" Colored.  Finely engraved map with all the local towns and villages.  Includes a decorative compass rose in top right.

Durham

ECM137 - J. ARCHER “Durham” London 1842.  7"x9" Colored.  Finely detailed map with Explanations and Wards.  Displays inlets of surrounding counties. 

ECM139 - S. LEWIS “Durham” London 1845.  7"x9" Colored.  Fine detail with coastal topography from South Shields to Hartlepool.  Includes a decorative compass rose.

ECM140 - J. CARY “Durham” London 1793.  8"x10" Colored.  Finely engraved map that shows all principle market towns, villages and harbors.  Title is on a bar over a decorative compass rose.

ECM141 - T. MOULE “Durham” London 1843.  7"x9" Colored.  Very decorative map. Includes finely engraved vignettes of Durham and Baby Castle.  Map is decorated with gothic designs and shields.

ECM277 - J. PIGOT “Durham” Manchester. 1828. Colored. 9X14. Very attractive map of Durham shows the City of Durham, Barnard Castle, Bishop Auckland, Sedgefield, Newcastle, Sunderland and Hartlepool on the coast and the Mouth of the Tees River. Depicts mail and turnpike roads, rivers, canals, railroads, manors, parks, Divisions of the Hundreds. Includes a finely engraved vignette of Durham Cathedral and a detailed informational sheet about the county. Engraved on steel in Manchester, England, by Pigot & Sons, in 1828.

Essex

ECM142 - S. LEWIS “Essex” London 1835.  7"x9" Colored.  Fine detail with coastal topography from Harwich at the mouth of the River Stour to Tilbury at the mouth of the Thames River. Displays compass rose.

Gloucestershire

ECM143 - T. DUGDALE  “Glocestershire” London 1842.  9"x7" Colored.  Finely engraved detail map. 

ECM143A - J. PIGOT “Gloucester” London. 1834. Colored. 13½X9. Finely detailed map of the county shows the Severn River flowing through the county, and locates many mail and turnpike roads connecting cities, towns and villages. Depicts Cheltenham, Cirencester, Northleach, Gloucester, Tetbury, Newnham and hundreds of small towns & villages. Also depicts parks and manors, canals, rivers & railroads, and a finely engraved vignette of Gloucester Cathedral is in top left. From Pigot's British Atlas. Published in London in 1834. An informational sheet on the county is included with the map making it an excellent source for genealogical research.

ECM144 - S. LEWIS  “Glocestershire” London 1831.  9"x10" Colored.  Displays mountainous regions.  Includes a compass rose.

ECM145 - G. W. BACON “Plan of Bristol”. London. 1885. Colored. 12¼X19. Detailed plan shows the River Avon, the New Cut & the Floating Harbour flowing through the City. Depicts streets & public buildings, parks, railways & tramways, and on either side of the plan is an alphabetized listing of roads and the plan includes references to churches, chapels, Romanist buildings, schools, prisons, post pillars, almhouses, hotels, public buildings and tramways. An excellent late 19th century city plan.

Hampshire

ECM147 - S. LEWIS “Hampshire (Southampton)” London 1835. 11½"x9" Colored. Fine detail with coastal topography. Includes a decorative compass rose.

ECM278 - J. PIGOT “Hampshire.” Manchester 1828. Colored. 14X9. Fine map of Hampshire shows the Isle of Wight and the Solent, Southampton, Whitchurch, Stoke, Odham, Fareham, Lymington & Christchurch and many smaller towns and villages and harbors. Depicts main and turnpike roads, canals, rivers, railroads, parks, manors, and Divisions of the Hundreds. Includes a finely engraved scene of Winchester Cathedral and a detailed informational sheet on the county. Engraved on steel by Pigot & Sons, Manchester. 1828

Herefordshire

ECM148 - T. MOULE “Herefordeshire” London 1843.  10"x7" Colored.  Very decorative map with crowns, shields, armorial motifs, flowers and swags at the top and finely engraved vignettes of Hereford and Goodrich Castle at the bottom.  Title is on a banner encircling a flowering tree.

ECM149 - J. CARY “Herefordshire” London 1793.  10¼"x8¼" Colored.  Finely engraved map with much detail for this early date. Title is on a bar over a decorative compass rose.

ECM150 - J. PIGOT “Herefordshire” London 1821.  14"x9" Colored.  Attractive map with finely engraved vignette in lower left of Hereford Cathedral. Includes a reference to the Hundreds and a descriptive information sheet on the county.

Hertfordshire

ECM151 - J. WILKES “Hertfordshire” London 1806. 7¼"x9½" Colored.

ECM279 - J. PIGOT “Hertfordshire.” Manchester. 1828 Colored. 9X14. Very attractive map shows the City of Hertford, Stevenage, Buntingford, Hoddesdon, Ware, Bishop's Stortford, Richmansworth and many smaller towns and villages. Depicts main and turnpike roads, rivers, canals, railroads, parks and manors and Divisions of the Hundreds. Includes a finely engraved scene of St. Albans Abbey Church and a detailed informational sheet on the county. Engraved on steel by J. Pigot & Sons, Manchester, 1828.

Huntingdon Shire

ECM153 - J. PIGOT “Huntingdonshire” London 1828. 14"x9" Colored. Fine engraved map with view of Godmanchester Church in top right. Includes references to the hundreds and a two page informational sheet on the county.

ECM154 - T. MOULE “Huntingdonshire” London 1837. 10¼"x7½" Colored. Attractive and floral border map. Includes decorative shields with crowns. Displays a finely engraved scene of the Hinchingbrook in upper right and Brampton Park in lower left corner.

ECM155 - T. KITCHIN “Huntingdonshire” London 1748. 8½"x7½" Colored. Displays list of Explanations. Decorative cartouche in lower right corner.

ECM156 - J. ROPER “Huntingdonshire” London 1806. 9"x7" Colored. Includes Lists of Hundreds and Explanations. Displays colorful compass rose.

ECM157 - J. CARY “Huntingdonshire” London 1787. 10¼"x8½" Colored. An excellent and finely detailed map with title on a bar over a colorful compass rose.

Kent

ECM158 - J. ARCHER “Kent” London 1842.  7"x9½" Colored.  A finely detailed map that includes parks, manors, turnpike roads, woods and plantations, railroads and stations.

ECM158A - J.PIGOT “Kent” London. 1834. Colored. 9X13½. Fine county map shows all major cities, towns, villages and harbors. Locates the Mouth of the Thames and shows it flowing toward London. Locates the Straits of Dover and coastal harbors of Folkestone, Dover, Deal, Margate & Ramsgate. Includes mail and turnpike roads connecting all cities and towns and depicts parks and manors, rivers & railroads. Attractive vignette in lower left shows Canterbury Cathedral. An informational sheet on the county is included with the map making it an excellent source for genealogical research. From “Pigot's British Atlas, published in London in 1834.”

EDWARD HASTED (1732-1812)

Born in 1732 Edward Hasted devoted 40 years of his life to writing and compiling a history of the County of Kent in England. When first published between 1778-1799, the history came out in a folio edition in 4 volumes and was titled "The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent." A smaller edition ( octovo size) came out in 1797-1801.The following 14 maps came from the 1st edition & although some of the maps have been repaired & restored and are not in prime condition, they are intensely detailed showing cities, towns, villages, harbors, castles, manors, parks, roads & rivers, and major landmarks, amd are a wonderful source for genealogical research. The maps are divided into "Hundreds" which was an ancient name given to portions of the County for administration and military purposes and was supposed to imply the territory occupied by one hundred families or 100 soldiers etc.

All maps are handcolored. Sizes given are in inches, height first and refer to the engraved image only, margins are extra.

ECM271 - “A Map of the Hundred of Eyhorne.” 19½X15 

ECM275 - “A Map of the Hundred of Brenchley and Horsemonden and the Hundred of West Barnfield.” 19½X15.

Lancashire

ECM161 - J. NEELE “Lancashire” London 1820.  9¼"x7½" Colored.  Locates The Bay of Morecombe, the Ribble and Mersey Rivers.  Displays a decorative compass rose.

ECM162 - T. MOULE “Lancashire” London 1848.  10"x8" Colored.  Very decorative map with an ornamental border frame of shields, armorial and gothic motifs.  Displays a vignette Nelson’s Monument, Liverpool.  A colorful and decorative map.

ECM163 - J. PIGOT “Lancashire” London 1828.  14"x9" Colored.  Attractive map with finely engraved vignette of Collegiate Church. Includes a reference to the Hundreds and a descriptive information sheet on the county.

Liverpool

ECM164 - BALDWIN & CRADOCK  “Liverpool” London 1836.  12"x15" Colored.  Shows a block plan of Liverpool with three vignettes that include 1) A view of Liverpool in 1729, 2) The Black Lighthouse, 3) Plan of Liverpool in 1729.  Also includes drawings of 15 public buildings.

ECM165 - J. BARTHOLOMEW & CO.  “Liverpool” Edinburgh 1933.  12½"x16¾" Colored.  A very detailed block plan of Liverpool.  Shows the railways and tramways and the waterfront.

ECM166 - ANON. “Plan of Liverpool, North Plan” London 1886.  12½"x19½" Colored.  Detailed listing of roads and docks.

ECM167 - ANON. “Plan of Liverpool, South Plan” London 1886.  12½"x19½" Colored.  Detailed listing of roads and docks.

Leicestershire

ECM168 - S. LEWIS “Leicestershire” London 1844.  9"x9" Colored.  Includes references to the Unions and a decorative compass rose.

ECM169 - J. CARY “Leicestershire” London 1792.  10"x8" Colored.  Finely detailed map featuring roads to leading towns and villages.  Title is on a horizontal bar over a decorative compass rose.

ECM170 - A. FULLARTON “Leicestershire” Glasgow 1843.  7"x9" Colored.  Includes a colorful and finely engraved vignette of Belvoir Castle.

ECM171 - J. PIGOT “Leicestershire and Rutlandshire” London 1828.  9"x14" Colored.  Shows Divisions and Hundreds and includes a finely engraved vignette of St. Mary’s Church, Melton Mowbray.  Also includes a compass rose.

Lincolnshire

ECM172 - J. CARY “Lincolnshire” London 1793.  10½"x8½" Colored.  Finely engraved map with much detail for this early date. Title is on a bar over a decorative compass rose.

ECM175 - T. MOULE “Lincolnshire” London 1843.  10"x8" Colored.  Very colorful and decorative map, surrounded by a border frame of shields, ecclesiastical and armorial motifs with decorative engraved scenes of Lincoln Cathedral and a large manor house in top and bottom corners.

ECM176 - T. MOULE “Plan of Boston” (Lincolnshire) London 1845.  10"x7¼" Colored.  Very decorative plan with border frame with shields, ecclesiastical and armorial motifs.  Includes three finely engraved scenes, The Church and Bridge in Boston, Louth Church, Nocton House.

ECM280 - J. PIGOT “Lincolnshire” Manchester 1828. 14X9. Colored. Fine map of the county shows Market Raisin, Grantham, Louth, Tattershall, Donnington and many smaller towns and villages. Locates the River Humber,and the sea-coast with harbors from Barton to Grimsby, Saltfleet, Wainfleet, down to the Fosdyke Wash. Depicts main and turnpike roads, rivers, canals, parks and manors and Divisions of the Hundreds. Includes a finely engraved vignette of Lincoln Cathedral and a detailed informational sheet about the county. Engraved on steel by Pigot & Sons, Manchester, England, in 1828.

London

ECM177 - B. COLE “A Plan of the Intended New Road from Padington to Islington.” London. 1755. Colored. 6X18. This early map of a section of London that would have been familiar to Dr. Samuel Johnson, James Boswell and Benjamin Franklin, when he was in town, encompasses an area from the Tyburn Road to Oxford Street including Grosvenor, Berkeley, Hanover and Cavendish Squares. Marylebone, the Middlesex Hospital, Great Russell Street & Red Lion Square, Holborn & Lincoln's Inn, before ending at Islington. This was an area in central London that was occupied by grand mansions, inns, coffeehouses, markets, fashionable shops & hospitals, and where a new road was planned to by-pass the area and ease the congestion of London's narrow streets. The population of London in the 1750's was estimated at around 650,000, over 10% of the population of England. (See “Dr.Johnson's London” by Picard) so new roads were being built at a rapid pace in and around the nation's capital. This attractive map was drawn by Benjamin Cole, an engraver and map seller in London and published in “The Gentleman's Magazine” in 1755.  (See “Maps in British Perioidicals” by David Jolly. 1990.) Title in top right is surrounded by a decorative rococo cartouche with leaf, flower and shell motifs. A colorful compass rose for direction is depicted in center. 

ECM180 - E. BOWER “Farringdon Ward Without, with its Division into Parishes, from a late Survey” London 1770. 6½"x8½" Colored. Shows block plan of part of London. Includes Arms on a shell of John Wilkes, Esq. And title is a decorative cartouche of leaf and scroll motif. Includes compass rose.

ECM181 - J. CRAIG “Walks through London” London 1817. 5¾"x3½" Colored. Shows St. Paul’s Cathedral and small block plan of part of London.

ECM182 - A. M. MALLET “Ch. De Whithal (Whitehall) Palace” Paris 1683. 6"x4" B/W. Two finely engraved views of Whitehall Palace. One shows horses and carriages and strollers in its forecourt. The botton view shows rowing barges and a barge fire on the River Thames. A fine copper engraving.

ECM184 - J. T. SMITH “Westminster, The Dean’s Yard and The Abbey” London 1807. 6½"x10" Colored. This block plan shows Dean’s Yard, Westminster Abbey, Tothill St. and Smith St. From a plan drawn between 1734 and 1748.

ECM184A - R. DAWSON “The Metropolitan Boroughs As Defined by the Reform Bill”. London. 1832. Colored. 24X19½. Very handsome map decorated by shields, flowers & leaves in the top right and left corners, shows the original boundaries of the Boroughs of Marylebone, Finsbury & Tower Hamlets & the Present Boundaries, as well as streets and parks in the center of London. The map covers an area from Hampstead and Highgate in Northwest London, down to Lambeth & Streatham, Norwood & Deptford south of the Thames. Includes also Whitechapel & Mile End in the Tower Hamlets & Tottenham Parish. The River Thames is depicted flowing through the center of London from Greenwich to Battersea, Wandsworth and Fulham. This fine map was drawn to show the extent of the new reform of the Parliamentary franchise passed by the 1st Reform Bill in 1832, which in addition to sweeping redistribution of seats, granted the franchise to borough householders paying a 10 pound rental and in counties the franchise to those with a rental of 50 pounds. Several more Reform Bills were passed in later years changing Parliaments rights in favor of the people in general. From “County Maps and City Plans of England and Wales” published by Hansard in 1832. A very fine map. . 

ECM184C - J. PIGOT & CO. “Pigot & Co's New Map of the Environs of London Extending 14 Miles Round in Every Direction.” London. 1839. Colored. 18X16½. Very handsome circular map of London and its environs of Surrey and Hertfordshire, shows street block plans of the City and depicts turnpike roads leading to the center from outlying towns and villages. The map is intensely detailed showing the River Thames flowing through London, and depicts forests, parks, woods, commons, heaths, railroads and hundreds of towns and villages all clearly delineated. At the base of the map is a finely engraved scene of the River Thames with St. Paul's in the background behind Blackfriars Bridge, with buildings along the shore and a number of sailing vessels anchored in the river. The map title is surrounded by elegant calligraphy and below it is a fleur-de-lys drawn as a north pointer. This is a very decorative and finely engraved map.

Middlesex

ECM185 - J. CARY “Middlesex” London 1793.  8"x10" Colored.  Finely engraved map with much detail for this early date.  Locates the Thames River flowing through London. Title is on a bar over a decorative compass rose.

ECM186 - S. LEWIS “Middlesex” London 1831.  7"x9" Colored.  Attractive map shows a block plan of London.  Includes a decorative compass rose.