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Old County Map of Berkshire 1611 by John Speed
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Old County Map of Berkshire 1611 by John Speed
A facimile of John Speeds historical map of Berkshire originally published for the " Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain", an atlas to accompany " a history of Great Britain".
The top of Speeds map of Berkshire is illustrated with a magnificent drawing of Windsor Castle. Speed notes that here was the headquarters of the Order of the Garter and there is a picture of James I wearing the robes and insignia of the order. There is an illustration of a battle fought at Radcott Bridge in 1387
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This print showcases an exquisite piece of history - the "Old County Map of Berkshire 1611" by John Speed. Originally published for the renowned "Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain" this map is a facsimile from Speed's atlas accompanying "A History of Great Britain". Atop this remarkable map, one's eyes are immediately drawn to a magnificent illustration of Windsor Castle. As noted by Speed himself, this iconic castle served as the headquarters for the prestigious Order of the Garter. The image also features a depiction of James I adorned in the robes and insignia emblematic of this esteemed order. Adding further intrigue to this historical gem, there is an illustration depicting a significant battle fought at Radcott Bridge in 1387. This detail provides us with a glimpse into past conflicts that shaped Berkshire's rich heritage. With its intricate details and meticulous craftsmanship, this old county map offers viewers an opportunity to immerse themselves in centuries gone by. It serves as both a testament to John Speed's cartographic expertise and as a valuable resource for those seeking insights into Berkshire's history. Whether you're fascinated by old English county maps or simply appreciate historical artifacts, this print invites you on an enchanting journey through time. Discover Berkshire anew with John Speed as your guide!
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