Great Britain 1611 – Rare Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy Map by John Speed Coastal Home Art or simply celebrating the artistry

or simply celebrating the artistry of vintage cartography

Its humorous yet informative design appeals to collectors and casual fans alike

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this piece carries both artistic charm and educational value

Great Britain 1611 – Rare Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy Map by John Speed Coastal Home Art or simply celebrating the artistryThis exceedingly rare monochrome map shows Great Britain England, Scotland and Wales as it was believed to appear during the fifth and sixth centuries AD, under the Anglo Saxon Heptarchy of seven kings. It was created by John Speed, the finest English cartographer of the seventeenth century, engraved by Jodocus Hondius, and first published in Speed's "The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine." Down the left side of the map are seven pre Christian