Wales 1610 – Rare Map by John Speed Size:16x20 inch - UNFRAMED Decorative flourishes showcase the cartographer’s

Decorative flourishes showcase the cartographer’s reverence for a land commanding global trade routes and forging cross-cultural ties through daring maritime enterprise

Each cove and inlet brims with activity

This vintage chart captures the strategic importance of Savannah’s waterways while showcasing the natural beauty of Tybee Island’s barrier shores

a compelling document that traces the evolution of land division and agricultural heritage

Wales 1610 – Rare Map by John Speed Size:16x20 inch - UNFRAMED Decorative flourishes showcase the cartographer’sThis is a rare full colour map of Wales from 1610, created by John Speed widely regarded as the finest British cartographer of the Stuart era. It was first published in Speed's "The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine," one of the most important atlases of the British Isles for several centuries afterward. The map's borders are decorated with sixteen small views of Welsh towns as they appeared in the 1600s. Most of Wales' notable towns and cities