Old Map of the Ports & Harbours in South East of England, 1872 by Fullarton - Margate, Dover, Falmouth, Folkestone, Portsmouth stanford and a sketch of "the

and a sketch of "the natives of Mount Lebanon" and a gazelle

along with Bornholm (an island in the Baltic) and the Faroe Islands (a cluster of islands in the north sea

This is most notable in south London

history or ethnography of the continent

though there are plenty of landmarks and freehand annotations that you may find interesting

Old Map of the Ports & Harbours in South East of England, 1872 by Fullarton - Margate, Dover, Falmouth, Folkestone, Portsmouth stanford and a sketch of "theThis Victorian masterpiece map of the ports and harbours of South East England, with its rich original handcolouring, was first published in 1872 by A. Fullarton & Co. in its seminal Royal Illustrated Atlas. The map was engraved by G. H Swanston and is notable for being the last great highly decorative world atlas. A highly detailed map showing 12 separate ports, harbours and waterways across the South East coast of England. During this time, these