Apart from many maps of the individual counties we also have here maps of larger regions such as England & Wales or The British Isles.

 

We commence with general maps of the British Isles or of England & Wales and progress to maps of the individual English Counties  Maps of the huge London & Middlesex area, Ireland, Scotland & Wales will be found on special sub-pages [not in this list]. You can visit  one of these by clicking here: Irish Maps   Scottish Maps   Welsh Maps   London & Middlesex Maps Virtually all of the maps listed here as produced up to about 1865 are hand coloured engravings or hand coloured lithographs. From 1865 onwards they are mostly chromolithographs or lithographs with some hand colouring.  The material is all genuine. Any significant defects that we have observed are noted. Sizes are expressed in millimetres. Where the map is mounted/matted [Mounted Coloured] the size shown is of the mount itself. If the map is unmounted [Unmounted Coloured] the dimensions are of the sheet size. Click on any thumbnail to see a larger image. Ask for an email scan of any item not shown here - use the Enquiries button above or at the foot of the page.   GB 1111 - GB 1114 GB 1115   Sizes are all in millimetres. Any map offered unmounted can be supplied mounted at a price difference according to size. Some maps offered mounted may also be available unmounted (unmatted) at a reduction in price. We commence with the maps of Great Britain, the British Isles and England & Wales. These are arranged in date order. We follow with the large section of individual county maps with London & Middlesex being on its own page London & Middlesex Maps Item Date Description Cartographer Publisher Mounted Matted Overall Size Price £ GB 1118 1733 British Isles. A New Map of England, Scotland and Ireland from Rapin de Thoyras History  Of England. Handsome and painstakingly hand coloured. Some repair at left corner - not very obtrusive, augmented top margin.   Strikingly good appearance. N. Tindal Unmounted Coloured 350x410 95 GB 1122 1746 Britannia Saxonica. Fine copper engraved map of Saxon Britain divided into Heptarchies. High quality more recent hand colouring. Large margins.  Exceptional quality. not stated but by Emanuel Bowen Unmounted Coloured 330x405 60 GB 948 1784 England & Wales - Kitchin's famous and rare map as published for "Spencer's New History of England." This map appeared in the "New and Complete British Traveller". Large copper engraved map, good condition, slight creasing at top [not affecting image]. Good quality hand colouring , handsome corner cartouche - quite exceptional item. Thomas Kitchin Unmounted Coloured 375x465 85 GB 751 1785 England & Wales - very large map with very old outline colouring by counties. This map is distinguished in that it shows the site of hundreds of  notable places. T.Viviers for Grose's Antiquities of England & Wales. Unmounted Coloured 570x640 65 GB 1118 1787 British Isles. Absolutely charming little bijou map from a copper plate. Hand outline colouring and primitive for the period. In handsome mount with 60mm border all round. Delightful, inexpensive gift. Anon Mounted Coloured  195x215 15 GB 1093 1802 England & Wales - with a numbered key to the 52 counties - not stated but drawn and engraved by William Darton Jnr. Fine condition, uncoloured as issued. Walker's Geography Unmounted Uncoloured 260x205 22 GB 517 1805 England & Wales with a numbered key to 52 counties in the margin. From a copper plate. Barlow, for Brightly & Kinnersley. Mounted Uncoloured 315x285 25 GB 888 1805 England & Wales - "Map of the Mail Road from London to Holyhead". Two original folds. Plain but crisply engraved route map which shows also some other significant roads. Distances are marked at  every town on the route [to London and to Holyhead]. Quaint in that it is oriented NW, not to North. Paterson's Roads Unmounted Uncoloured 340x215  Sheet size        15 GB 661 1810 England & Wales - the large map from Cary's New Itinerary with original hand colouring. A folding map dissected on linen. Top right section (not in map area) is not original linen. Quite smart despite the noted defects. A large map eminently suitable for framing. Cary Unmounted Coloured 410x550 25 GB 1041 1817 England & Wales - crisp large foolscap map with county divisions and showing the Cities, County towns and other important towns. Later outline colouring by hand. Thomas Kelly Unmounted Coloured 260x300 28 GB 901 1822 England & Wales. Large uncoloured map showing the road structure in 3 types of road - mail, direct and crossroads. All 52 counties are  identified by a numbered key. One small repaired tear so condition is far above normal. Moggs/Paterson Unmounted Uncoloured 385x450 36 GB 413 1826 England & Wales, on linen, showing the turnpikes and mail coach roads, with a numbered key to 52 counties. Creases from original folds as expected. Some more recent minimal colouring. Extra fine item. Moggs/Paterson Mounted Coloured 485x590 55 GB 223 1829 England & Wales & a part of Scotland. A very large hand-coloured engraved map (pre-railways) with all counties separately outlined. A handsome and rare piece.  Pigot & Son Unmounted Coloured 515x675 70 GB 926 1830 England, the West Midland counties of England, being sheet England III of the great atlas work in the first edition of the S.D.U.K. atlas. Original outline colouring as issued and quite neat and clean for its age. [Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Norfolk, Derbyshire, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, Suffolk, Cambridge, Rutland, Huntingdonshire]. J & C Walker for the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge Mounted Coloured 470x425 28 GB 925 1830 England, the South-eastern counties of England, being sheet England V of the great atlas work in the first edition of the S.D.U.K. atlas. Original outline colouring as issued and quite neat and clean for its age. [Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, Wight, Wiltshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Middlesex, Essex] J & C Walker for the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge Mounted Coloured 470x425 28 GB 1046 1834 Ancient Britain I [England & Wales] - a crisp and clear map packed with information on Romano-Britain - provincial boundaries, Roman and modern names, Celtic tribal areas, the Roman road system. Light original colouring.  Good looking, clean specimen and great for a serious student. The best map of this type ever published - a superb gift J & C Walker for the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge Unmounted Coloured 335x405 30 GB 1047 1834 Ancient Britain II [Northumbria & Scotland] - a crisp and clear map packed with information on Romano-Britain - provincial boundaries, Roman and modern names, Celtic and Pictish tribal areas, the Roman road system. Good looking, clean specimen and great for a serious student. J & C Walker for the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge Unmounted Coloured 335x405 20 GB 917 1837 British Isles. Neat, hand  coloured engraved map showing the constituent countries coloured separately.  John Dower Mounted Coloured 310x370 27 GB 923 1839 British Isles. This clean engraved map with original hand colouring is a very attractive piece. Detail is basic and uncluttered, towns, major roads, the Grand Canal near Dublin, cathedrals. All of the islands are shown in their natural places, not as insets.. Allan Bell Mounted Coloured 400x460 34 GB 447 1838 Britannia Antiqua, a hand coloured classical engraved map of ancient England & Wales. Shows the Latin place names for many places like Durovermun, Vectis, Lindum ( a couple of those), Isca, Aquae Solis.  Original colouring as issued. Fascinating and decorative. Sidney Hall for Samuel Butler Mounted Coloured 290x340 25 GB 952 1839 England & Wales. Large engraved map with old hand colouring dividing the counties. An extensive road network is engraved in but no railways. Bargain price for a largish old map! Allan Bell Mounted Coloured 410x470 35 GB 916 1840 England & Wales, coloured by counties. Quite smart old engraved map from Gilbert's Modern Atlas. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 335x395 34 GB 1094 1841 England & Wales - valuable hand coloured pair of engraved maps by Aaron Arrowsmith. The first shows the country in 1828 [immediately before the first rail line] whilst the second shows Saxon England and the Welsh Principalities. The more modern map has various schoolboy pencil markings, some in ink and is discounted completely in our price. The pair are fascinating for mediaeval historical study and reveal how many of our place names were derived [Cornwall is shown also as West Wales]. Colouring is original. E. P. Williams for the Eton Atlas Unmounted Coloured 290x310 each £25  the pair GB 922 1842 British Isles. Quite rare Lapie double large folio map published in Paris. Longitude is taken with Paris as the Meridian. Minimial hand outline colouring. Scale in "new" metric, French Leagues, maritime leagues and English miles. Large and handsome wall piece. Col. Lapie and his son, Captain Lapie. Unmounted Coloured 450x600 45 GB 536 1845 England & Wales. Fine engraved map showing the whole of the new railway system. Valuable historical item. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 285x335 20 GB 571 1845 England & Wales. Finely engraved map with a numbered key to 52 counties (all outlined in colour). The County town is shown in capitals as well as other prominent towns. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 285x335 16 GB 749 1845 England & Wales (from Lewis's Topographical Dictionary - 3rd edition). Large and handsome engraved map with fine strap-work and simple hand colouring. The navigable canals are clear and we see many existing or proposed  railroads as well as the main trunk roads. Some faint foxing but overall it is fine and very attractive. Creighton/Starling Mounted Coloured 490x580 55 GB 747 1846 England & Wales. Large engraved map produced for Bell's System of Geography. Minimal later outline colouring. Extravagant detail of railways - many of which were never built. Impressive item. J & C Walker Unmounted Coloured 320x395 35 GB 284 1850 England (and Wales) an engraved map with original outline colouring. Large fault on centre fold has been repaired with archival tape and is not particularly noticeable - a lot of good map for little money. The map was designed to show the entire rail system as it was then. Sidney Hall Mounted Coloured 300x355 14 GB 897 1851 South-east England. Kent, Surrey & Sussex [all entire]. Finely engraved map with original outline border colouring. Early railways marked.  Charles Knight Mounted Coloured 345x265 15 GB 895 1851 South of  England. Wiltshire, Wight and Hampshire [all entire]. Finely engraved map with original outline border colouring. Early railways marked.  Charles Knight Mounted Coloured 265x335 15 GB 333 1856 South Coast Ports and Harbours on one sheet, steel engraved with original minimal hand colouring. Drawn from the Admiralty Charts of 1829 to 1852. Features Penzance, Falmouth, Exmouth, Dartmouth and Poole. Scarce item. G.H. Swanston Mounted Coloured 245x340 16 GB 345 1856 South Coast Ports and Harbours on one sheet, steel engraved with original minimal hand colouring. Drawn from the Admiralty Charts of 1844 to 1850. Features Ramsgate, Margate, Dover, Southampton and Folkestone. Scarce item. G.H. Swanston Mounted Coloured 245x340 18 GB 900 1861 England & Wales. Lithographic map for the Weekly Dispatch Atlas. The counties are all individually coloured and the map is designed to show the extent of the rail network that had already been developed. It has taken us 1400 years to dismantle and abandon most of it! Edwd. Weller [but not stated on map] Mounted Coloured 330x385 16 GB 131 1861 England & Wales from a line through Ely and Aberystwyth and southwards. Highly detailed with delicate outline colouring. Johnston Unmounted Coloured 490x610 12 GB 102 1861 England & Wales from a line through Norwich and Barmouth and northwards to the border, inc. I. Of Man. Highly detailed Johnston Unmounted Coloured 490x610 11   GB 221   1863 British Isles, very large lithographic map from the Weekly Dispatch Atlas. Davies/Weller Unmounted Coloured 480x670 35 GB 1086 1868 England & Wales - map of the Inland Navigation canals and partial rivers. W. Hughes for the National Gazetteer Unmounted Coloured 340x420 8 GB 750 1873 England & Wales on 2 large sheets beautifully engraved and hand outlined in colour as issued - by counties. Some minor dilapidations - repaired. The great bonus, making this set ideal for genealogical research  is the 6 page Index [slightly scruffy] of place names. Keith Johnston Unmounted Coloured 690x410 25 GB 790 1874 England & Wales. Original outline colouring of all of the counties, genuinely engraved map. Some faint marks out of the map area and one small repaired tear. Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. Unmounted Coloured 340x415 18 GB 791 1874 England & Wales. Original outline colouring depicting the Natural Watersheds of the 10 Principal Rivers and other features [with all of the main cities and towns]. A genuinely engraved map. Some faint marks out of the map area.  Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. Unmounted Coloured 340x415 18 GB 789 1874 British Isles - quite rare as it shows all of the counties in all 4 constituent countries. Original outline colouring, genuinely engraved map - plain but good-looking. Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. Unmounted Coloured 340x415 30 GB 397 1880 England & Wales. Attractively coloured map with all counties separately coloured, extensive rail network shown. Small repaired split at fold. Bartholomew Mounted Coloured 332x388 16 GB 744 1881 England & Wales - rather handsome smaller map, coloured by counties. J. Bartholomew for Chambers Encyclopaedia Unmounted Coloured 270x215 8 GB 610 1882 England & Wales in 2 large maps - one south of the Wash, the other northern. Fine detail and fresh coloured appearance. E. Weller Unmounted Coloured 500x340  each 20     (the pair) GB 615 1882 British Isles. Shows the hill contours, rivers, principal towns, telegraph cable routes, distances by sea, ocean depth soundings. Also insets of the Orkneys and Shetlands and of the Channel Islands. Fine detail and fresh coloured appearance. E. Weller Unmounted Coloured 500x340   10 GB 949 C. 1890 England & Wales - large, attractive and superbly detailed lithographic map - lovely colouring by Counties, shows railroads. One original fold, minor marginal repairs and small margin stain.  Geo. Philip Unmounted Coloured 375x490 16 GB 606 1906 British Isles - Industries and Communication. Good sized map, not for ornament but fabulous for a teacher or author. Staggering amount of detail of shipping routes, cable lines, industries etc. George Philip Unmounted Coloured 355x500 6 GB 076 1920 British Isles, with all of the counties separately coloured and the northern Isles as insets The Edinburgh Geographical Institute and Bartholomew Unmounted Coloured 590x470 11 GB 112 1920 British town plans, 12 on one sheet. Glasgow, Edinburgh, Hull, Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol, Plymouth, Southampton, Portsmouth, each showing the environs and being 130mm square Times Unmounted Coloured 460x590 7 GB 664 C. 1930 British Isles - excl. Ireland. This is for the vintage motoring enthusiast. It is a complete folded and buttoned set of motoring maps - lovely with that vintage Bentley . The cover has moderate wear - the maps are all clean - there are 48 pages and they include basic town plans of every major city. Terrific present for the man who has everything. Johnston & Bacon for Henry J. Greenham (1929) Ltd. Folder 250x330 each page 20 GB 669 C. 1936 British Isles - Bartholomew's Contoured Road Map  . Huge paper folding map.   Inset of London.  Some minor dilapidations but still completely sound and good-looking.  Bartholomew Folder 880x1000 10 ENGLISH COUNTY MAPS Item Date Description Cartographer Publisher Mounted Matted Overall Size Price £ GB 856 1695 Bedfordshire. Large map from a copper engraved plate made for the 1695 edition of Camden's Britannia. Faint traces of original creases from poor folding. Later hand colouring. Nice ornamental title cartouche. Robert Morden for Abel Swale and John Churchill Mounted Coloured 500x420 85 GB 844 1751 Bedfordshire. A very detailed copper engraved map showing the residences of the county peerage and squireage and a host of topographical features - rivers, roads, forests. There is a pretty little ornamental cartouche and a huge bonus - the reverse is a finely detailed map of the Saxon Heptarchy [the Saxon Kingdoms] and that rather better detailed than Robert Morden's for Camden's Britannia. Some imperfections as may be expected from such an old item but both faces are fine. J. Ellis for Carrington Bowles and Sayer. Unmounted Uncoloured 212x285 42 GB 768 1787 Bedfordshire. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales.  Early hand colouring with later, more elegant amplification.   J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 38 GB 1117 1794 Bedfordshire. Handsome copper engraved map from the New and Complete British Traveller. Attractive hand colouring of  a later date. Arms & small decorative title cartouche. Not stated but by George Walpoole Mounted Coloured 260x300 25 GB 855 1801 Bedfordshire Divided into Hundreds exhibiting Its Roads, Rivers, Parks &c. Very large engraved map with original or very early hand colouring. Exceptionally handsome piece with both charm and historical interest of the Regency period. [Dated engraving in fine condition]. A recent facsimile of this map is on offer on the web for £60.00 - no, really! John Cary Unmounted Coloured 560x620 58 GB 944 1803 Bedfordshire. Delightfully crisp and uncomplicated little map with contemporary hand colouring. John Aikin Mounted Coloured 190x235 14 GB 347 1806 Bedfordshire, the elegant hand coloured miniature county map from a copper plate. Shows the turnpike and other roads, distances to London and the Great Houses. Cary Mounted Coloured 213x265 19 GB 029 1818 Bedfordshire. Hand coloured map. Printed from a fine copper engraving. Dugdale Mounted Coloured 355x298 25 GB 858 1830 Bedfordshire. Large, engraved map with original hand colouring. From the 1st edition of Teesdale's New British Atlas [the paper is watermarked 1829 whilst that of the 2nd edition is watermarked 1832]. Some minor marginal repairs all hidden by the mount. A fine and attractive map of the county before even the earliest railroads hence much attention to the mail and turnpike roads and the canals. Henry Teesdale Mounted Coloured 440x520 38 GB 577 1831 Bedfordshire. The finely engraved map from Lewis's Topographical Dictionary. Hand coloured. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 285x340 20 GB 620 1837 Bedfordshire - the finely engraved second edition map showing voting constituencies. Hand coloured. Creighton/Walker for Lewis' Topographical Dictionary Mounted Coloured 280x340 20 GB 957 1841 Bedfordshire - lovely map of the county showing the Hundreds, roads, some railways, fine vignette of Bedford Bridge with St. Paul's Church.  Exquisite hand colouring. Gray & Sons for Archibald Fullarton Mounted Coloured 290x355 35 GB 400 1843 Bedfordshire, the fine engraved map with vignettes of Woburn Abbey and Dunstable Priory. Gorgeous original colour. Quite rare - ask for a scan Thomas Moule Mounted Coloured 305x380 45 GB 694 1841 Bedfordshire, from Lewis' Topographical Dictionary, the rarest of the editions as it shows the Poor Law Unions and has the original hand colouring to outline the 9 Unions. Handsome map. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 330x285 21 GB 537 1845 Bedfordshire. Appealing engraved map with the Hundreds all originally coloured in outline. Details the newly arrived railways. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 335x285 20 GB 996 1863 Bedfordshire - the elegant and very finely detailed large lithographic map published by the Weekly Dispatch. Original outline colour. R.B. Davies Unmounted Coloured 325x470 14 GB 1091 1868 Bedfordshire. Very clean coloured map showing the great estates, railways, roads and rivers. W. Hughes for the National Gazetteer Mounted Coloured 340x420 15 GB 237 1898 Bedfordshire. Elegantly drawn and coloured small map showing railway detail and parliamentary constituencies. George Philip Mounted Coloured 254x310 11 GB 148 1907 Bedfordshire, the whole county with its 3 parliamentary divisions, about 2.5 miles to the inch. Bacon Unmounted Coloured 470x335 11 GB 1106 C.1627 Berkshire - Reading [spelled Redding] - lovely small town plan with hand colouring, excised from a John Speed map. A really rare item at a very low price. Ask for a scan. John Speed Mounted Coloured 280x260 32 GB 1100 1742 Barkshire - Smallish engraved map with informative panel on left - quite uncommon. Centre fold as issued. Badeslade & Toms Mounted Coloured 290x270 35 GB 1103 1758 Berkshire. Hand coloured engraved map showing the Hundreds, individually coloured. Also depicts the Boroughs and Market Towns with fair detail of the roads. Emanuel Bowen for the General Magazine of Arts & Sciences [Owen & Bowen] Mounted Coloured 330x310 50 GB 773 1787 Berkshire. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales.  Early hand colouring with later, more  elegant amplification.   J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 40 GB 840 1808 Berkshire - a small copper engraved map with later hand colouring - popularly known as a "Capper" map. Professes to show every Parish and place with 40 house or more! Unimportant very old crease line. [Just the thing for the glove compartment of your carriage]. Cooper for R. Phillips Mounted Coloured 285x210 22 GB 850 1810 Berkshire. Exquisite small copper engraved map which originally formed part of a  pocket traveller's atlas of England. The hand colouring is believed to be original. There is minor and faint stain off the map area. A delightful gift! Thomas Wallis Mounted Coloured 195x240 28 GB 578 1831 Berkshire. The finely engraved map from Lewis's Topographical Dictionary. Hand coloured. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 340x285 20 GB 618 1837 Berkshire - the finely engraved second edition map showing voting constituencies. Hand coloured. Creighton/Walker for Lewis' Topographical Dictionary Mounted Coloured 340x290 20 GB 960 1841 Berkshire - astonishing baroque map of the county showing the Hundreds, roads, some railways, fine vignettes of Windsor Castle, Windsor Town and Abingdon Town Hall as well as Virginia Water. In addition vignettes of nymphs, knights bannerettes, the Royal arms - a feast for the eyes! Exquisite hand colouring. not stated but by Thomas Moule Mounted Coloured 365x310 58 GB 956 1841 Berkshire - lovely map of the county showing the Hundreds, roads, some railways, fine vignette of Windsor Castle. Exquisite hand colouring. Gray & Sons for Archibald Fullarton Mounted Coloured 350x300 40 GB 697 1841 Berkshire, from Lewis' Topographical Dictionary, the rarest of the editions as it shows the Poor Law Unions and has the original hand colouring to outline the 15 Unions. Handsome map. Creighton/Starling Mounted Coloured 330x285 22 GB 286 1850 Berkshire. Engraved map with handsome hand colouring -  the great estates shown in green. Usual minor faults on fold line. The rail lines are featured and most towns have a mileage to London indicator. Sidney Hall Mounted Coloured 380x300 20 GB 1020 1863 Berkshire - the elegant and very finely detailed large lithographic map published by Cassells - with large statistical panel based mainly on the 1861 Census.  Must show every tiny village! Original outline colour. Edw.Weller Unmounted Coloured 470x325 17 GB 238 1898 Berkshire. Elegantly drawn and coloured small map showing railway detail and parliamentary constituencies. George Philip Mounted Coloured 254x310 12 GB 509 1906 Berkshire, an unusually good Town plan of Reading on scale of 6" to the mile, so showing extravagant detail. Nice looking map as well. Shows specific buildings and industries, schools, churches, even individual houses! Bacon Mounted Coloured 560x410 20 GB 010 1907 Berkshire, full colour chromolitho large map with parliamentary constituencies etc.. Bacon Mounted Coloured 565x435 20 GB 403 1929 Berkshire, fully coloured and attractive large map. Shows parliamentary constituencies, old names of railways and much more. Offered mounted but would be £6 less if unmounted. Bacon Mounted Coloured 570x435 17 GB 752 1787 Buckinghamshire. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales. Shows the Hundreds. Early or original hand colouring. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 40 GB 894 1806 Buckinghamshire, the elegant hand coloured miniature county map from a copper plate. Shows the turnpike and other roads, distances to London and the Great Houses. Shows the Grand Union Canal. Cary Mounted Coloured 213x265 19 GB 843 1810 Buckinghamshire. Exquisite small copper engraved map which originally formed part of a  pocket traveller's atlas of England. The hand colouring is believed to be original. There are a couple of  minor and faint stains [200 years or so ago someone was probably using this map on horseback]. A delightful gift! Thomas Wallis Mounted Coloured 195x240 25 GB 003 1820 Buckinghamshire, in outline hand colour, a fine copper engraved map with great detail Neale & Roper, for Dugdale Mounted Coloured 298x355 20 GB 579 1831 Buckinghamshire. The finely engraved map from Lewis's Topographical Dictionary. Hand coloured. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 285x340 20 GB 845 1835 Buckinghamshire - Aylesbury - an attractive, cleanly engraved and lightly coloured map of the Borough, extending south to Wycombe Heath, west to Scotch Grove and east to Bray Green. Clean, good looking and interesting. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 333x303 25 GB 913 1835 Buckinghamshire - engraved map made specially to show the electoral divisions and polling places but also showing the Hundreds. Old hand colouring R.Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 285x352 22 GB 619 1837 Buckinghamshire - the finely engraved second edition map showing voting constituencies. Hand coloured. Creighton/Walker for Lewis' Topographical Dictionary Mounted Coloured 280x340 20 GB 955 1841 Buckinghamshire - lovely map of the county showing the Hundreds, roads, some railways, fine vignette of Eton College. Exquisite hand colouring. Gray & Sons for Archibald Fullarton Mounted Coloured 290x355 40 GB 696 1841 Buckinghamshire, from Lewis' Topographical Dictionary, the rarest of the editions as it shows the Poor Law Unions and has the original hand colouring to outline the 13 Unions. Handsome map. Creighton/Starling Mounted Coloured 285x330 20 GB 846 1845 Buckinghamshire. Appealing engraved map with the Hundreds all separately coloured [probably Victorian].  Details the newly arrived railways but not to the extent of the next edition. Rather handsome in this treatment.. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 285x335 25 GB 533 1848 Buckinghamshire. Appealing engraved map with the Hundreds all originally coloured in outline. Details the newly arrived railways. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 285x335 20 GB 287 1850</