| Ref |
Subject |
Description |
Size |
Price |
Image |
| Mx0133 | Dorset | van Langeren, c1643 Dorsetshire | h 107mm x w 105mm | £80 |  |
| Mx0132 | Dorset | Moule, c1836 Dorset. These maps appeared in several editions. This is a later edition which shows the railways from Southampton to Poole,Dorchester and Weymouth. These maps are considered to be the last decorative county maps to be issued | h 198mm x w 260mm | £45 |  |
| M0380 | Dorset | Robert Sayer, 1786. A Chart of the Isle Road and Race of Portland with the Shambles etc. Hand colouring. | h 510mm x w 690mm | £220 |  |
| M0136 | Dorset | Ellis, c1766, A Modern map of Dorsetshire drawn from the latest surveys, corrected and improved by the best authorities. | h 190mm x w 242mm | £55 |  |
| M0135 | Dorset | Kitchen, T, c1764 Dorestshire drawn from the best Authorities. By Thos Kitchen Geogr, Engraver to H R H the Duke of York. | h 195mm x w 248mm | £60 |  |
| M0082 | Dorset | John Cary, A Map of Dorsetshire from the best authorities | w 375mm x h 525mm | £110 |  |
| M0081 | Dorset | Richard Blome, A General |Mapp of Dorestshire with is divisions and hundreds. | h 255mm x w 315mm | £170 |  |
| M0080 | Dorset | Christopher Saxton, & William Kip,1607-1637 Dorcestriae comitatus vulgo Dorsett | h 270mm x w 385mm | £180 |  |
| 14 | Dorset | Robert Morden, c1695 Dorset Shire handcoloured | | £120 |  |
| 13 | Dorset | Christopher Saxton & Philip Lea; Dorsetshire Described by C.Saxton, Corrected and Amended with many Additions as Roads &c. by P.Lea, [1690], hand coloured eng. map, inset plan of Dorchester, professionally remargined, 375 x 540 mm. An attractive and rare item, being a revision of the first printed map of the county. Some time after 1684 Philip Lea acquired the original copperplates from Christopher Saxton's "An Atlas of England and Wales ...", first published in 1579. Lea published them in an atlas c1689 as "The Shires of England and Wales". He added information copied from Speed, such as the town plan of Dorchester, roads from John Ogilby, and he replaced the Latin titles with English. A particularly decorative example | | SOLD |  |
