Old Map of Poland by John Cary, 1799 - Partitions of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - Austria, Russia, Prussia county The map extends to Kingston

The map extends to Kingston

housewarming or Christmas gift for someone from Northern Ireland and Ulster or who is interested in the history of NI and Eire

Kings Cross railway station and the Midland Rail Terminus (which would later become St Pancras)

Dublin or Birmingham look fantastic - as do old county maps

Here are some of the places clearly visible in this old map of the county of Norfolk: Norwich

Old Map of Poland by John Cary, 1799 - Partitions of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - Austria, Russia, Prussia county The map extends to KingstonA fascinating map of Poland, published in 1799 by one of the preeminent map makers of the time, John Cary. This map shows the dismemberment of the Kingdom of Poland into three parts in 1772, 1793 and 1795, to Austria, Russia and Prussia respectively. Yellow shows the Austrian regions, Blue shows Russia, and Red shows Prussia. More accurately, this map actually shows the splitting up of the Poland Lithuania Commonwealth. Poland wouldn't exist again as