Originally produced in an antique cartographic style
explorers tirelessly charted the intimidating ice shelves and frigid waters that had never before been documented
this poster renders every boundary line
Westminster and Southwark between 1741 and 1745
a slow and expensive process that meant the Cornwall sheet did not reach print until 1829
Old OS Map of New Forest and Isle of Wight, Hampshire in 1901 by Bartholomew - Southampton, Bournemouth, Poole Harbour, Carisbrooke Castle, Needles Rocks Size:A2 (42x60cm) - UNFRAMED Originally produced in an antiqueFew Bartholomew sheets pair two such different landscapes side by side as this one does, ancient forest and island coastline sharing a single half inch map. Issued in 1901 as Sheet 33 of John Bartholomew's half inch to the mile series, and based on a reduced Ordnance Survey, the map was drawn with the same cyclists and tourists in mind as the rest of the series, its graded colour bands showing height above sea level across a stretch of country roughly
