Old Map of Cornwall in 1611 by John Speed - Falmouth, Redruth, St Austell, Truro, Penzance Size:75x100cm-UNFRAMED The whimsical illustrations highlight local

The whimsical illustrations highlight local wildlife

with the River Bann flowing north out of it toward the coast

this print ensures exceptional clarity and longevity while preserving the integrity of the original artwork

and includes a wartime flourish in the form of Winston Churchill's stirring words about fighting on the beaches

Along the Ring of Kerry

Old Map of Cornwall in 1611 by John Speed - Falmouth, Redruth, St Austell, Truro, Penzance Size:75x100cm-UNFRAMED The whimsical illustrations highlight localThis is a striking and detailed map of Cornwall from John Speed's 1611 atlas "The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine." Cornwall is England's most distinctive county, a Cornish speaking Celtic land extending into the Atlantic, and Speed's map captures why Cornwall has always been experienced as a world apart. Truro appears as the county town, positioned centrally. The north Cornish coast is marked with dramatic cliff line geography around