Old Map of Ulster in 1685 by Sir William Petty - Armagh, Belfast, Londonderry Size:24x32 inch - UNFRAMED having replaced the earlier Canal

having replaced the earlier Canal Street station on the very same site

Whether used as a personal keepsake

each detail underlines the state’s transformation into a keystone of Midwest culture

stretching from the Jurassic coastline inland to the chalk downs

Its beautifully illustrated details make it a perfect piece for those who cherish nautical history and classic cartography

Old Map of Ulster in 1685 by Sir William Petty - Armagh, Belfast, Londonderry Size:24x32 inch - UNFRAMED having replaced the earlier CanalPublished in 1685, this map of Ulster is another of the provincial plates that Sir William Petty produced from the results of his Down Survey of Ireland, carried out between 1656 and 1658. Petty, a surgeon general with the English army in Ireland, directed what was the first large scale land survey undertaken anywhere in the world, measuring forfeited estates so they could be reassigned to English and Scottish settlers in the aftermath of the