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LOT 215

Lot 215

John Speede (English, 1551-1629)

John Speede (English, 1551-1629)
Lot 215 Details
John Speede (English, 1551-1629)

THE COUNTYE OF MONMOUTH, AND CARDIGAN SHYRE, 1610

each a hand coloured engraved map of present-day county of Monmouthsire, Wales (UK) with an inset map of Monmouth, and the coast of Cardigan Bay in the Irish Sea, each in double glazed frame with descriptive text, verso
each sight 16.75 x 21.5 in — 42.5 x 54.6 cm; 18 x 23 in — 45.7 x 58.4 cm

Estimate $200-$300

Realised: $480
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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John Speede (English, 1551-1629)
  • John Speede (English, 1551-1629)
  • John Speede (English, 1551-1629)
  • John Speede (English, 1551-1629)
  • John Speede (English, 1551-1629)

CONDITION DETAILS

Not examined out of the frame. In double glazed frame and apparently in good condition with descriptive text in English, verso.

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