Antique Maps of Buckinghamshire - 17th to 19th century

 

Buckinghamshire by Thomas Moule c.1836-1848

 Decorative, early Victorian map, features heraldic sheilds of the prominent families of the county with with vignettes of Eton College and a woman picking fruit.  Hand coloured and very detailed. Attractive and affordable county map from the last decorative county atlas.

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Robert Morden - Buckinghamshire c.1722 

Early 18th century map with a decorative title cartouche, places annotated include:  Buckingham, Aylesbury, Amersham, High Wickham, Beaconsfield, Windover.  Hand coloured.

 

Early 17th Century map of Buckinghamshire by William Hole after Christopher Saxton

First English edition of a 17th century map, copied from Christopher Saxton's county map by engraver William Hole with some spelling differences. Features a coat of arms, compass rose and mileage scale. No text verso. Dated circa 1610.

 

17th century map of Buckinghamshire by Joan Bleau

 Decorative 17th century map with heraldry relating to the county. Possibly a first edition. Dated c. 1645, these maps were used during the English Civil War.  Easy to read, hand coloured.

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