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A Conjectural Picture Map of Birmingham In 1730
This is a striking colourful picture map of Birmingham in 1730, originally imagined & drawn from city records by Bernard Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis, 1923. Originally printed by the Kynoch Press A.D. 1924, and published by Cornish Bros. Limited 39 New Street. This is a wonderfully detailed colourful pictorial map showing roads, the river Rea, principal buildings and the many dwellings, artisans workshops at a time when Birmingham rural aspect was about to transform into an industrial town rapidly growing outwards consuming the then far off villages that now form part of what is now the countries second city
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Media ID 20347731
Birmingham Birmingham Map Birds Eye View
12"x8" Photo Print
Introducing the Media Storehouse collection of vintage photographic prints, featuring a captivating image of "A Conjectural Picture Map of Birmingham in 1730." This beautifully restored print, originally imagined and drawn from city records by Bernard Sleigh, with lettering by I.A. Ellis in 1923, offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical past of Birmingham. Bring the rich history of this vibrant city into your home or office with this stunning, colourful print. The intricate details of the map, showcasing the layout of Birmingham as it was over 300 years ago, make for an intriguing conversation starter. Each print is carefully crafted using high-quality photographic processes to ensure the finest details and colours are preserved. Add a touch of history and character to your space with the Media Storehouse "A Conjectural Picture Map of Birmingham in 1730" photographic print. Order yours today and step back in time.
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Estimated Product Size is 30.5cm x 20.3cm (12" x 8")
These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) orientation to match the source image.
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This print showcases a conjectural picture map of Birmingham in 1730, offering a vivid glimpse into the city's past. Originally envisioned and sketched by Bernard Sleigh from official city records, this masterpiece was meticulously lettered by I. A. Ellis in 1923. The Kynoch Press brought it to life with their printing expertise in 1924, while Cornish Bros. Limited published it on New Street. Immerse yourself in the intricate details of this colorful pictorial map as it unveils the roads, river Rea, prominent structures, and countless dwellings that once defined Birmingham's rural landscape. At this pivotal moment in history, the town was on the cusp of an industrial revolution that would rapidly expand its boundaries and engulf neighboring villages—transforming it into what is now known as the country's second-largest city. From a bird's eye view perspective, this panoramic map offers a unique vantage point to explore old Birmingham—a time capsule frozen within ink and paper. Delve into its enchanting streetscapes and artisan workshops; imagine bustling activity where tranquility now reigns supreme. As you gaze upon this mesmerizing birds-eye view of Birmingham, let your imagination soar through time and space—unearthing stories hidden within each stroke of Bernard Sleigh's brush. This remarkable piece transcends mere cartography; it is an invitation to rediscover our heritage and appreciate how far we have come since those transformative days.
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