Old Map of Sussex 1829 by Greenwood & Co. - Worthing, Crawley, Brighton, Bognor, Eastbourne seattle only really the City of

only really the City of Westminster

In the bottom left corner is a detailed plan of the Battle of Midway

This is a rare chance to see some big cities - Birmingham

Bracknell (Easthampstead)

exceedingly rare monochrome copperplate map shows the ancient Bishopric and City of Durham (now known as County Durham) as it was in 1611

Old Map of Sussex 1829 by Greenwood & Co. - Worthing, Crawley, Brighton, Bognor, Eastbourne seattle only really the City ofThis old, full colour and wonderful map shows the county of Sussex as it was in 1829, before it was split up into West, East and Mid Sussex. Published in Greenwood's Atlas of England & Wales and engraved by J & C Walker, this is one of the finest old county maps from the 1800s. This map looks great at all sizes: 16x20 inches (40x50cm), 18x24 inches (45. 5x61cm) and 24x36 inches (61x91. 5cm), but it looks even better when printed large. I can create