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Antique 1821 Laurie & Whittle Road Map London Stamford Uppingham Market Deeping
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Antique 1821 Laurie & Whittle Road Map London Stamford Uppingham Market Deeping

19th century
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Type of Artwork: Original antique engraved road map with original hand colouring

Title: Commencement of the Roads to Glasgow and Edinburgh as far as Stamford, with Roads to Uppingham & Market Deeping

Publisher: Laurie & Whittle, 53 Fleet Street, London

Date: 1821 edition, originally published 1806

Details: Early 19th-century road map showing the principal route north from Hicks’s Hall, London through Barnet, St Albans, Stevenage, Hitchin, Biggleswade, Huntingdon, Peterborough and Stamford, with branches towards Uppingham and Market Deeping. Distances and coaching-road information are shown throughout.

Condition: Antique condition with age toning, folds, creasing, edge wear and small tears. Horizontal fold/repair visible across the sheet and general handling wear. Colours remain attractive and the map is very readable. Please see photographs.

SIZE 27 x 33 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
27cm (10.63")
Width
33cm (12.99")
Depth
0.02cm (0.01")
Declaration

Strickland & Russell has dated this Antique Georgian Road Map to the 1800s.

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SA1238260
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Type of Artwork: Original antique engraved road map with original hand colouring
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Title: Commencement of the Roads to Glasgow and Edinburgh as far as Stamford, with Roads to Uppingham & Market Deeping.
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Publisher: Laurie & Whittle, 53 Fleet Street, London

fig 1. An 1821 engraved British road map featuring hand-coloured county outlines detailing travel routes from London to Stamford.
fig 1. Antique 1821 Laurie & Whittle Road Map London Stamford Uppingham Market Deeping

Date: 1821 edition, originally published 1806

Details: Early 19th-century road map showing the principal route north from Hicks’s Hall, London through Barnet, St Albans, Stevenage, Hitchin, Biggleswade, Huntingdon, Peterborough and Stamford, with branches towards Uppingham and Market Deeping. Distances and coaching-road information are shown throughout.

fig 2. An 1821 engraved British road map featuring hand-coloured county outlines detailing travel routes from London to Stamford.
fig 2. Antique 1821 Laurie & Whittle Road Map London Stamford Uppingham Market Deeping

Condition: Antique condition with age toning, folds, creasing, edge wear and small tears. Horizontal fold/repair visible across the sheet and general handling wear. Colours remain attractive and the map is very readable. Please see photographs.

SIZE 27 x 33 cm

Height
27cm (10.63")
Width
33cm (12.99")
Depth
0.02cm (0.01")
Date of Manufacture

Strickland & Russell has dated this Antique Georgian Road Map to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1238260
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Archive I An 1821 engraved British road map featuring hand-coloured county outlines detailing travel routes from London to Stamford.

Antique 1821 Laurie & Whittle Road Map London Stamford Uppingham Market Deeping

Archive II An 1821 engraved British road map featuring hand-coloured county outlines detailing travel routes from London to Stamford. View II
Archive III An 1821 engraved British road map featuring hand-coloured county outlines detailing travel routes from London to Stamford. View III
Archive IV An 1821 engraved British road map featuring hand-coloured county outlines detailing travel routes from London to Stamford. View IV
Archive V An 1821 engraved British road map featuring hand-coloured county outlines detailing travel routes from London to Stamford. View V
Archive VI An 1821 engraved British road map featuring hand-coloured county outlines detailing travel routes from London to Stamford. View VI
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An 1821 engraved British road map featuring hand-coloured county outlines detailing travel routes from London to Stamford.
Antique 1821 Laurie & Whittle Road Map London Stamford Uppingham Market Deeping
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An 1821 engraved British road map featuring hand-coloured county outlines detailing travel routes from London to Stamford.
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  • ObjectAntique Map
  • Period19th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialPaper, Ink, Watercolour
  • ColourCream
  • MotifsEngraved lettering, Hand-coloured boundaries, Distance scales
  • SizeH 27 cm (11 in) x W 33 cm (13 in) x D 0.02 cm (0 in)

This original antique engraved road map dates from the Georgian period and measures 27 cm high, 33 cm wide, and 0.02 cm deep. Produced on paper with ink and watercolour materials, the sheet presents a cream background with hand-coloured regional boundaries in pink, green, and yellow tones. Detailed engraved lettering displays travel routes, town names, and distance scales across the counties of Middlesex, Hertfordshire, Huntingdon, and Lincoln. Visible signs of age include overall age toning, vertical and horizontal folds, surface creasing, edge wear, small tears, and a central horizontal repair line. The publishing details at the bottom note Laurie and Whittle of Fleet Street, London, alongside the 1821 edition date. Suitable for display in a gentleman's library or study, this antique piece fits well upon a narrow wall space. Framed behind glass, the map hangs effectively in a hallway, home office, or reading room where close inspection of the coaching-road information and historical geography is possible. The historic character and muted hand-coloured details complement traditional interiors, historical collections, and cartography displays.

FAQs

A Regency road map is an engraved cartographic print created during the early 19th century, designed to show travel routes, coaching stops, and distances between major towns across Great Britain.

Early 19th-century maps were typically copperplate engravings printed onto rag paper and finished with hand-applied watercolour washes to delineate county boundaries and travel routes.

Authentic Georgian maps show evidence of copperplate plate marks around the border, chain lines within handmade paper, age-appropriate toning, and hand-applied coloured outlines.

Frame the map using conservation-grade UV-protective glass and a simple dark wood or gilded frame, then hang it within a study, hallway, or reading nook to add historical context to a room scheme.

Keep the paper print away from direct sunlight and areas of high humidity, ensure it is mounted using acid-free materials, and store or display it flat within a climate-controlled space.
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