Antique map of Northumberland, 1819

Antique map of Northumberland, 1819The Map of Northumberland by Neele and Son is a historical map of the English county of Northumberland, which was produced in 1819. It was created by the London based engraving and printing firm of Samuel Neele and Son. The map is an engraved copperplate print that depicts the county of Northumberland in great detail, including its cities, towns, villages, roads, rivers, and other geographical features. The map also includes an inset of the town of

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The map was widely used by hikers

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and was printed in a distinctive style that became characteristic of Tallis's work

These decorative features added to the aesthetic appeal of his maps and made them popular among collectors and enthusiasts

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