Antique Maps of Derbyshire

 

 

Antique Map of Derbyshire by Thomas Moule circa 1840 

We have a good selection of county maps of Derbyshire from the late 17th century to the mid-19th century.  Most are hand coloured and are engraved on either copperplate or steelplate. Featured towns and cities include Derby, Chesterfield, Wirksworth, Bakewell and Belper.

 

All our antique maps of Derbyshire 

Robert Morden circa 1795
This late 18th century map has a decorative scrolled title cartouche and three different mileage scales. It is a hand coloured, copperplate engraving.

C. and J. Greenwood 1830 

This large and impressive map was produced by brothers Christopher and James Greenwood during the reign of William IV.  It is very detailed and has a title with 10 different fonts.  Bottom right is a vignette of Chatsworth House and the map is hand coloured.
 

Antique Maps of Cumbria or Cumberland

 

Cumberland by Robert Morden circa 1695

A nice copy of this late 17th century, first edition map of the county. A decorative scroll style title cartouche and three mileage scales.

See all our Antique maps of Cumbria or Cumberland 

 

Thomas Moule Cumberland map circa 1840

Decorative 19th century map with heraldic decoration, hand coloured 

 

Cumberland by Thomas Jenner 1643

Scarce 17th century map with mileage chart to all the towns in Cumbria