Old Map of England & Wales in 1843 by Roderick Impey Murchison - Pennines, Weald, Cambrian Mountains 1931 topographic map The matte surface ensures that

The matte surface ensures that each geographic detail and handwritten inscription remains vivid and crisp

each already established as a market centre with roots stretching back to medieval times

Whether you stand on Monument Avenue or dream of exploring the canal walk

It makes a brilliant birthday or Christmas gift for a proud Scouser

this vintage map captures the complex ocean currents

Old Map of England & Wales in 1843 by Roderick Impey Murchison - Pennines, Weald, Cambrian Mountains 1931 topographic map The matte surface ensures thatThis large hand coloured map, first published in 1843 by Chapman & Hall, charts the geology of England & Wales as understood by Roderick Impey Murchison, one of the most influential geologists of the Victorian era. Rather than marking towns and roads, its coloured bands trace the underlying rock formations across the two nations, from the ancient slate and volcanic rock of Snowdonia in the north west to the chalk downs of the Weald in the south east,