Old Roman Empire Map, 1676 by John Speed - Mediterranean, Byzantine, Middle East, North Africa Size:A0 (841x1189mm) villages and places clearly visible

villages and places clearly visible in this old map include: Guildford

so that it still looks beautiful

but as you can see

full colour and exceedingly rare map shows the ancient county of Somerset (or Somersetshire as it was known then) as it was in 1611

are all printed and pre-cut perfectly to size and look just like the listing images

Old Roman Empire Map, 1676 by John Speed - Mediterranean, Byzantine, Middle East, North Africa Size:A0 (841x1189mm) villages and places clearly visibleThis is a rare, monochrome map of the Roman Empire from 1626 by the most famous cartographer of his time, John Speed. The map shows the Roman Empire at its largest, spanning all the way from the British Isles to North Africa to Assyria (modern day Iraq Iran). Across the top of the map are detailed illustrations of major cities that were important at the height of the Roman Empire, including Rome, Venice, Genua, Jerusalem, and Constantinople. The