Every historic map on this site comes from a curated collection – a set of maps we’ve chosen and reproduced because we think they’re genuinely worth hanging on a wall. Each collection is built around its own cartographer, period, or region, so the character varies from one to the next, but the standard doesn’t: every print is reproduced on archival paper using giclee printing techniques, in a range of sizes, and makes a memorable gift for anyone with a connection to the place depicted.
Historic 1610 map of Staffordshire by John Speed, taking in Stafford, Lichfield and Stoke-on-Trent. Giclée print, A3–A1.
A reproduction of a historic map of Sussex by John Speed first published in 1610. This reproduction map is printed on archival paper using giclee printing techniques and should not fade for 75 years. It is supplied unframed, in a range of sizes.
A Certificate of Authenticity is supplied.
Historic 1610 map of Wales by John Speed, showing all thirteen Welsh counties with town-plan insets and the four cathedral cities. Giclée print, archival paper, A3–A1 sizes.
Historic 1610 map of Warwickshire by John Speed, featuring Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon and Coventry. Giclée print, A3–A1.
Historic 1610 map of Wiltshire by John Speed, featuring Salisbury and Stonehenge. Giclée print, archival paper, A3–A1.
Historic 1610 map of Worcestershire by John Speed, featuring Worcester, Evesham and the Malvern Hills. Giclée print, A3–A1.