THESE ARE ORIGINAL ANTIQUE MAPS.
We use the word 'original' or 'antique' to define a map that has been in existence since the date stated and is not a modern reproduction. A solution for the preserving and strengthening of maps is to lay them down on linen or cotton cloth. This method of strengthening maps has been used for centuries, especially on folding maps or those subjected to a lot of handling. It is also used on items that were printed on cheap paper, such as film posters, that were never intended to last for many years and are now in a very delicate condition.
London Antique Maps
Antique County Maps
UK & Ireland Antique Maps
Rest of the World Antique Maps
Old London Street Maps
These extremely rare maps have been in existence since they were originally printed and are not modern reproductions.
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Modern reproductions of antique maps - professionally created to closely match the original production methods.
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An eclectic range of antique illustrations. Available in a hand-made frame or supplied rolled in a tube.
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A map designed by Edward Stanford (1827 - 1904) who was a map maker and seller prominent in the late 19th century.
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Charles Booth's Descriptive map of London Poverty first published circa 1889. Available in area sectionals.
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Horwood's Old map of London, first published circa 1799. This map is very large and is available to purchase in sections.
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