Old Map of Cornwall in 1576 by Christopher Saxton - Penzance, St Ives, Plymouth, Lands End, Padstow, St Michael's Mount, Lizard poster_hanger_test - Westminster

- Westminster

Fulham Palace

Christmas or Father's Day gift for someone from the Midlands or who is a bit of a petrolhead or car history buff

In the top left is a detailed engraving of Carmarthen

as can the Oval - or the Surrey Cricket Ground as it's called here

Old Map of Cornwall in 1576 by Christopher Saxton - Penzance, St Ives, Plymouth, Lands End, Padstow, St Michael's Mount, Lizard poster_hanger_test - WestminsterCreated almost 450 years ago, this is the first ever printed map of Cornwall published by Christopher Saxton, the father of British cartography. My prints of this map are based on one of the finest examples of one of the best and rarest maps of Cornwall. There's an incredible level of detail on this map, with most towns, cities and even some villages in Cornwall clearly visible. This old map was hand coloured almost 450 years ago and, as you can see,