Old Map of Scotland 1851 by J. Tallis - Highlands, Hebrides, Loch Ness Size:70x100cm - UNFRAMED holds a significant place in

holds a significant place in the Great Lakes’ maritime history

Ornamental flourishes and nautical symbols further enrich this vintage masterpiece

this poster transports you to an era brimming with progress and wonder

Whether you’ve wandered the Uffizi’s halls or simply admire the region’s storied past

this 1891 edition sparks a deeper understanding of how the city’s layout shaped its destiny

Old Map of Scotland 1851 by J. Tallis - Highlands, Hebrides, Loch Ness Size:70x100cm - UNFRAMED holds a significant place inThis finely detailed map of Scotland was published in 1851 by John Tallis, one of the most prolific and skilled mapmakers of the Victorian period. It captures the whole of Scotland in one sweeping view, from the Shetland Isles and Orkney down through the Hebrides to the Borders. The map is bordered with decorative engravings depicting Scottish life and landmarks, including a view of Edinburgh, deer stalking in the Highlands, and Scott's Monument.