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Large antique map of Kent by Robert Morden, c.1722

Name: Large Antique Map Of Kent By Robert Morden, C.1722
SKU: as1016a135
Price: 155.00 GBP
Availability: SoldOut

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This is a large, genuine antique map of Kent by Robert Morden for Camden's Britannia, c.1722

The Kent map was the largest of the county maps from this publication, with the exception of Norfolk, and both these maps had to be printed on two pages. This map has been neatly joined.

It is printed on good quality hand-laid paper. It has later hand-colouring to enhance its decorative appeal. Verso is plain. This map would look very impressive framed.

Dimensions: Mount 79 x 52cm Image 63.5 x 35cm

Condition: Overall in very good condition. A strong impression on a clean, bright background. The bottom of the paper is a little worn with the odd marginal tear which has been repaired. There are no losses within the printed image. If you would like to see additional images of the map including the reverse please contact us using the enquiry form below.

P&P: This map is currently loosely mounted and wrapped in florist's cellophane. It will be sent flat between two pieces of cardboard to prevent bending. P&P within the UK is £7.50.

Price

£~~155.00~~

$~~194.59~~ USA

€~~180.53~~

The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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Shipping information

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