1827 Greenwoood’s Six Sheet Map of London | Peel & Stick Wall MuralBy: C. and J. Greenwood. Date of Original: August 21, 1827 Original Size: 50 x 73 inches (127 x 185. 5 cm) This is fine reprint wall covering of a striking city plan of London presents the city during the Industrial Revolution when the population of the city was around 1. 4 million. Through a three year effort of surveying this map depicts streets, bridges, public buildings, squares, parks, rivers, gardens, fields, and even windmills that made up the

decorative map of the South American continent

This map aims to build upon what was the old classification system of mankind

the Solomons

Inventory #11221

This is a fine print reproduction of a handsome map depicting the northern part of Jutland or Denmark

A large settlement was located in the area of present day Detroit where the native population in 1500 is thought to have been about 15

representing as it does vast regions of the planet which were yet ill defined as late as the 17th century

Two Jesuit priests with an armed mounted escort are depicted in a provincial village setting replete with farm animals

primarily the most important regions and nations of the time

This attractive and colorful map is embellished by two coats of arms on the horizon

Lawrence River and eastern Great Lakes is shown as British

This is a fine print reproduction of a marvelous promotional travel poster from 1950