The numbered limited editions
Only 850 copies were produced of each map. Each map is individually numbered e.g. '728 of 850'. A short history and other technical details are printed on the reverse. In addition, an A4 sheet with a more detailed history is included. The maps are approximately A3 size or smaller. Full area shown.

A unique opportunity to purchase maps never before printed.
Each map is £20 plus p&p

For information contact us.

LE1 - The Military Survey of Scotland 1747 - 1755
The map ordered by the Duke of Cumberland for the 'pacification' of the Highlands after Culloden. The original, surveyed and painted by William Roy, Paul Sandby and others, has never been printed and is in the British Library. We offer an extract from sheet 16, the Crieff area by courtesy of the British Library Board.

LE2 - Battle of Corunna 1809 (Peninsular War 1807-1814)
The plan of the Battle of Corunna, 16th of January 1809. The first printing of this manuscript map drawn by HB Harris immediately after the event.

LE3 - Surveying in the Highlands 1749
View near Loch Rannoch. A beautiful pen, ink and watercolour by Paul Sandby of a survey party carrying out the Military Survey of Scotland in the vicinity of Loch Rannoch.

One of only two contemporary illustrations of surveyors at work in Scotland.

 

LE4 - Boston, its Environs and Harbour, with rebel works 1775
Your chance to own a unique piece of American history.

A manuscript map by Lieutenant Page showing British and 'Rebel', that is, American, positions during the siege of Boston.

Reproduced from an original held in the Library of Congress.