Historic Map : James Craig Map of New Town, Edinburgh, Scotland (First Plan of New Town), 1768, Vintage Wall Art 1780 maps Issued by Brion de la

Issued by Brion de la Tour in 1777

replacing parts of the speculative 'Pygmei' island with newly identified lands such as Nieulant and Willoughbe's Land

A stunning map of Alcase

A stunning map of Scotland first drawn by Daniel de la Feuille in 1706

Oriented to the East

Historic Map : James Craig Map of New Town, Edinburgh, Scotland (First Plan of New Town), 1768, Vintage Wall Art 1780 maps Issued by Brion de laDrafted for the city planning committee in 1768 by James Craig, this is the definitive plan of Edinburgh, Scotland's New Town. Oriented to the North, this plan details the streets of Edinburgh north of the Loch Nor (today the Prince's Street Gardens) between St. George's Square (modern day Charlotte Square) and St. Andrews Square. A dedication to King George the III illustrates the lower part of the map. An elaborate title cartouche decorates the