Antique map – Cheshire by C. Smith c.1804 Ref: 789-019

Chester by C.Smith c.1804.
Cheshire is a County in England immediately south of Lancashire and north of Staffordwshire and Shropshire. The largest city is Chester renowned for its many Tudor buildings. The Wirral is considered the birthplace of England after the bloody Battle of Brunanburh (Bromborough) in the year 937

Copperplate engraving with original hand colour. Outside dimensions of frame are approx 66cm X 57cm. Please note overall toning (browning) of paper.