THIS IS A REBUBLISHED MAP LAID ONTO CLOTH
Ref: Ireland001, 1797, William Faden




Old map of Ireland 'A New Map of Ireland Civil & Ecclesiastical' first published circa 1797, republished by Old Folding Maps 2020. This very attractive map shows the civil and ecclesiastical divisions of Ireland 1797. There is much detail such as whether the parish has a Rectory, Vicarage or Chapel and also showing the ancient round towers peculiar to Ireland. The original map was laid on linen with slip case provided. An attractive cartouche at top right with sailing ship in harbour with a church and cherubs. The population of Ireland at this period has been estimated at around 4,500,000 and was rising rapidly. The expanding linen industry and the industrial revolution was providing work and the potato famine was 4 decades away.
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This map is also available as a large framed map.
| Laid on cloth in a marbled slip case | £43.00 |
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