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WALES Item Date Description Cartographer Publisher Mounted Matted Overall Size [Metric] Price £ GB 1512 1801 Wales - handsomely engraved pair of maps on one sheet. The lower map is a General Sketch of the Roman Stations and roads of Monmouthshire and South Wales. Shows the Roman names of towns, the Roads including Watling street marching through to Caernarvon, the roads extending to Bath and Cirencester. The upper map shows the course of the Via Julia from Bath to the Severn - an exceptionally detailed strip map with a small inset of Bagspath. Condition very fine, historically valuable. Jones & Smith Mounted, small amount of original line colouring 300x340 20 GB 1513 1810 South Wales - John Cary's pocket road map with all main routes coloured, mileage from London to many towns at foot - quaintly orientated to the West. Slightly thumbed at top, in old but decent mount. John Cary Mounted, hand coloured routes 185x250 17 GB 924 1831 Wales, the whole plus some western counties of England, being sheet England II 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. J & C Walker for the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge Mounted Coloured 470x425 33 GB 523 1852  South Wales through to Aberystwyth. A superbly engraved map with fresh but original outline colouring. Very handsome small map. Charles Knight Mounted Coloured 340x265 16 GB 1505 1868 North Wales - neat and pleasantly coloured map from the National Gazetteer. Shows the spreading railways very well. W. Hughes Mounted Coloured 405x360 15 GB 1506 1868 South Wales - neat and pleasantly coloured map from the National Gazetteer. Shows the spreading railways very well. W. Hughes Mounted Coloured 405x360 15 GB 276 1898 South Wales. Elegantly drawn and coloured small map showing railway detail and the Counties. George Philip Mounted Coloured 254x310 11 GB 105 1902 Wales, Severn to Mersey with insets of Cardiff and Liverpool. Nice outline colouring Bartholomew Unmounted Coloured 460x360 9 GB 871 1787 Anglesea. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales. Early or original hand colouring. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 35 GB 671 1837 Anglesey, Llangefni. The Tithe Map commissioned by the Church Commissioners. Hand coloured. shows much detail - where did Admiral Lloyd and Owen Williams live? Where was the boundary with Cerrig Ceinwen? Lt. Robert K. Dawson Mounted Coloured 400x370 20 GB 918 1769 Brecknockshire, divided into its Hundreds. Very appealing hand coloured engraved map with pretty title cartouche. Pretty and rare - that's pretty rare. G. Rollos Mounted Coloured 390x315 40 GB 872 1787 Brecknockshire. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales. Early or original hand colouring. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 30 GB 881 1787 Cardiganshire. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales. Early or original hand colouring. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 35 GB 551 1845 Cardiganshire. Appealing engraved map with the Hundreds all originally coloured in outline.  J. Archer Mounted Coloured 335x285 20 GB 794 1731 Carnarvanshire. Graceful small copper plate engraved map with hand colouring. Above the map is an ornamented scroll with details of the road from Welshpool to Carnavon. On the reverse is a 3-panel strip map laying out the road from Welshpool to Dolgelly -with details about Welshpool, Dolgelly and Harlech. Superb and fascinating in every way - please ask for a scan. Owen & Bowen from Britannia Depicta Unmounted Coloured 120x185 36 GB 873 1787 Caernarvonshire. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales. Early or original hand colouring. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 30 GB 862 1840 Caernarvonshire. Lovely engraved map with handsome hand colouring [all the Hundreds are coloured individually]. From the early edition Dugdale - without the railway detail of the 1845 printing. Shows graphically the separated parts of the county. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 330x285 22 GB 690 1841 Carnarvonshire, 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 6 Unions. Handsome map. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 330x285 19 GB 550 1845 Caernarvonshire. Appealing engraved map with the Hundreds all originally coloured in outline. Shows the early rail lines J. Archer Mounted Coloured 335x285 18 GB 1510 1818 Caermarthenshire - a very smart map  from an engraved copper plate and with old outline colouring. Divided by Hundreds, shows the Mail Coach Roads. Mileages shown to London. Not stated but by Cole & Roper Mounted Coloured 335x300 25 GB 691 1841 Carmarthenshire, 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 7 Unions. Handsome map. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 330x285 20 GB 545 1845 Caermarthenshire. Appealing engraved map with the Hundreds all originally coloured in outline. Details the newly arrived railways. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 335x285 20 GB 1502 1758 Denbigh [shire]. "Drawn from the best Authorities".  Immaculate hand coloured map from the London Magazine. Small ornamental cartouche contains title. T. Kitchin Mounted Coloured 315x280 38 GB 775 1787 Denbighshire [Denbeighshire]. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales. Early or original hand colouring. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 30 GB 861 1840 Denbighshire. Lovely engraved map with handsome hand colouring [all the Hundreds are coloured individually]. From the early edition Dugdale - without the railway detail of the 1845 printing.  J. Archer Mounted Coloured 330x285 22 GB 688 1841 Denbighshire, 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 7 Unions. Handsome map. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 330x285 19 GB 552 1845 Denbighshire. Appealing engraved map with the Hundreds all originally coloured in outline. Details the newly arrived railways. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 335x285 18 GB 1503 1758 Flintshire. " Drawn from the best Authorities".  Immaculate hand coloured map from the London Magazine. Small ornamental cartouche contains title. T. Kitchin Mounted Coloured 315x280 38 GB 876 1787 Flintshire [shows both parts of the county]. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales. Early or original hand colouring. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 30 GB 1511 1840 Flintshire. Lovely engraved map with handsome hand colouring [all the Hundreds are coloured individually]. From the early edition Dugdale - without the railway detail of the 1845 printing. Shows graphically the separated parts of the county. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 330x285 22 GB 554 1845 Flintshire. Appealing engraved map with the Hundreds all originally coloured in outline. Details the newly arrived railways. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 335x285 16 GB 1514 1731 Glamorganshire - elegant double-side strip map with old hand colouring.  One side has the road from Burton Ferry, Neath to Llanthiffa and the arms of Pembroke with detail on Swansea, Lloghor, Llanelthy and Kidwelly. The reverse is Haverford West to St. David's, with the arms of St. David's and detail on Narbarth, Llanlullan, Llaughern and St. David's.  Set in a double-sided mount so that it can be viewed both sides in a double-glazed frame. Owen & Bowen Plates 39 & 40 from Britannia Depicta Mounted Coloured 220x275 30 GB 740 1787 Glamorganshire. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales. Early or original hand colouring. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 40 GB 683 1841 Glamorganshire, 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 7 Unions. Handsome map. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 330x285 20 GB 795 1731 Merionethshire. Graceful small copper plate engraved map with hand colouring. Above the map is an ornamented scroll with details of the road from London to Montgomery. On the reverse is a 3-panel strip map laying out the road from Campden to Worcester with details about Campden, Tenbury and Evesholme plus armorials.  Superb and fascinating in every way - please ask for a scan. Owen & Bowen from Britannia Depicta Unmounted Coloured 120x185 35 GB 1501 1758 Merionethshire. "Drawn from the best Authorities".  Immaculate hand coloured map from the London Magazine. Small ornamental cartouche contains title. T. Kitchin Mounted Coloured 315x280 38 GB 877 1787 Merionethshire. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales. Early or original hand colouring. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 30 GB 1508 1809 Merionethshire - a very smart map  from an engraved copper plate and with old outline colouring. Divided by Hundreds, shows the Mail Coach Roads and sites of antiquities. Cole & Roper Mounted Coloured 335x300 25 GB 864 1840 Merionethshire. Lovely engraved map with handsome hand colouring [all the Hundreds are coloured individually]. From the early edition Dugdale - without the railway detail of the 1845 printing.  J. Archer Mounted Coloured 330x285 20 GB 712 1841 Merionethshire, 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 5 Unions. Fascinating  map. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 285x330 16 GB 028 1845 Merionethshire, engraved with more recent, naive hand colouring. The Dugdale maps of Welsh counties are hard to find. You are getting a mounted map for this price! Dugdale Mounted Coloured 310x265 12 GB 555 1845 Merionethshire. Appealing engraved map with the Hundreds all originally coloured in outline.  J. Archer Mounted Coloured 335x285 17 GB 1516 1731 Monmouthshire - elegant double-side strip map with old hand colouring.  One side has the road from Newchurch to Monmouth and then Newport via Christchurch and Carsath with Cardiff and the road towards Margam in the third strip. Arms of Llandaff, Haverfordwest and Margam - details on many towns  and the ruins of Strogle Castle. Tiny repaired tear in descriptive panel. Set in an old double-sided mount so that it can be viewed both sides in a double-glazed frame. Owen & Bowen Plates 37 & 38 from Britannia Depicta Mounted Coloured 220x275 35 GB 772 1787 Monmouthshire. 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.  Good looking item. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 38 GB 369 1806 Monmouthshire, 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 17 GB 572 1831 Monmouthshire. The finely engraved map from Lewis's Topographical Dictionary. Hand coloured and one of the best-looking maps of this fine series. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 285x340 18 GB 540 1845 Monmouthshire. Appealing engraved map with the Hundreds all originally coloured in outline. Details the newly arrived railways. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 285x335 20 GB 1504 1868 Monmouthshire - crisply engraved and simply coloured map showing the great estates, railways. forests, probably every little village. W. Hughes Mounted Coloured 345x410 15 GB 945 C. 1890 Monmouthshire - large, attractive and superbly detailed lithographic map - canals, mail roads, railways, great estates parliamentary constituencies. One original fold. We suspect this has every tiny village. Geo. Philip Unmounted Coloured 490x375 15 GB 878 1787 Montgomeryshire. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales. Early or original hand colouring. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 30 GB 1509 1809 Montgomeryshire - a very smart map  from an engraved copper plate and with old outline colouring. Divided by Hundreds, shows the Mail Coach Roads and sites of antiquities. Mileages shown to London. Cole & Roper Mounted Coloured 335x300 25 GB 715 1841 Montgomeryshire, 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 6 Unions. Fascinating  map with aesthetic appeal. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 285x330 18 GB 556 1845 Montgomeryshire. Appealing engraved map with the Hundreds all originally coloured in outline.  J. Archer Mounted Coloured 335x285 17 GB 879 1787 Pembrokeshire. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales. Early or original hand colouring. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 40 GB 716 1841 Pembroke, 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 6 Unions. Attractive item.   Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 285x330 22 GB 557 1845 Pembrokeshire. Appealing engraved map with the Hundreds all originally coloured in outline. Details the newly arrived railways. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 335x285 20 GB 1515 1731 Radnorshire - elegant double-side strip map with old hand colouring.  One side has the road from New Radnor via Prestain and Bealth into Carmarthenshire  with the arms of Radnor and detail on Old Radnor & New Radnor - on the reverse we see the road from Abergwilty via Abermarles, Bealth, Rue Raddor to Carmarthen, with detail on those towns and Newton.  Set in an old double-sided mount so that it can be viewed both sides in a double-glazed frame. Owen & Bowen Plates 225 & 226 from Britannia Depicta Mounted Coloured 220x275 25 GB 880 1787 Radnorshire. Charming small copper engraved map from the original  plates of 1710 reprinted for the Antiquities of England & Wales. Early or original hand colouring. J. Seller/F. Grose Mounted Coloured 245x215 30 GB 867 1840 Radnorshire. Lovely engraved map with handsome hand colouring [all the Hundreds are coloured individually]. From the early edition Dugdale - without the railway detail of the 1845 printing. Castles and great houses are shown and specially coloured. J. Archer Mounted Coloured 330x285 22 GB 717 1841 Radnorshire, 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 6 Unions. Fascinating  map with aesthetic appeal. Creighton/Walker Mounted Coloured 285x330 18

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