map hundred maidstone de hasted edward (3 résultats)

No Binding. Etat : Very Good. KENT, 1797 - ORIGINAL ANTIQUE MAP of Hundreds of MAIDSTONE - HASTED. A large Original Antique 18th Century copperplate map in it's original, non-coloured state, in VERY GOOD CONDITION - suitable for framing. A `Hundred' stems from Anglo-Saxon when the community was made up of `tithes' (a ten household unit), which was responsible to the `Hundred Court' (normally consisting of ten ` tithes'), and `lathes' (into which the Hundreds were grouped). PROVENANCE: The History and Topographical Survey of The County of Kent by Edward Hasted. Published by W Bristow , The Parade, Canterbury. PRINTED IN : 1797 (2nd Edition). PRINTED by : J Bayly Sculp, London MAP PRINT AREA: 47 x 37 cm, (18.5 x 14.5 inches). SCALE : 1 inch per mile. VERSO: There are no images and/or text printed on the reverse side . CONDITION: Large sheet map , in original non-coloured condition. Centre fold , with usual remains of mounting guide to rear. Light remains of original folds. Normal aging / handling marks to margins consistent with light usage only. Some minor offsetting and wear to edges, but the printed area is well preserved. Small archival repair to bottom of centrefold, no loss. ( please study photographs to appreciate the good condition this map is in. ) Important Note : Virtually all antiquarian maps and prints are subject to some normal aging due to use and time which is not obtrusive unless otherwise stated. Please note the listing includes the map as described only , any reference / photo of the book the map has been sourced from is for information only. DECLARATION OF AUTHENTICITY: We guarantee the map to be an authentic map published at the date stated above. We do not sell reproductions. THIS MAP IS ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFICATE of AUTHENTICITY.

Original engraved map. (48 x 37.5cm, overall sheet 53 x 39.5cm.) 3 horizontal fold lines and occasional spotting to left half. Issued in Hasted's History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent printed for the author by Simmons and Kirby in 1778.

Uncoloured copper-engraved map (engraved area 15 x 19 inches) with good margins. Scale 2 inches to one mile. A very good copy. Original map from Hasted's History of Kent. The sheet shows Boxley and Barming ether side of the town of Maidstone in the centre with East Farleigh, Loose and Lynton in the south. KENT MAPS KENT MAPS- 18TH CENTURY TOPOGRAPHY KENT.