St AsaphHistoric Map wooden coaster
St Asaph Historic Map wooden coaster
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- Printed to order in Britain
- Reproduced from the original in the National Library of Scotland
- Arrives with a card naming the sheet, the survey and the year
A wooden coaster of St Asaph, reproduced from Bartholomew's distinctive Half-Inch mapping.
What this map covers
The geographic coverage follows the exact product crop of St Asaph shown in the listing imagery.
About this map
This artwork is cropped from Sheet 11 · North Wales, 1904, focusing the original cartography around St Asaph rather than reproducing the complete historic sheet.
Bartholomew developed the Half-Inch series for people who needed to understand a region at a glance, with transport routes and physical geography given particular emphasis. Complete coverage of Great Britain was achieved by 1903, and the series became closely associated with touring and cycling in the early twentieth century.
At half an inch to the mile (1:126,720), it covers much more ground than the detailed Ordnance Survey county sheets while retaining a strong sense of local geography. It is a scale particularly suited to following roads and railways between places while still reading coast, rivers, uplands, and the broader shape of the landscape. This particular source was published in 1904.
About the product
Made to order. Shipping is calculated at checkout.
- 100 × 100 mm
- 4mm medium-density fibreboard
- protective cork underside
- single 100 × 100 mm coaster
- square shape
- high-gloss printed surface
- dye-sublimation printing
- Gently wipe clean.
A note on map detail
The original map was printed at approximately 1:127,000. This artwork is reproduced at approximately 1:101,000, around 1.3× larger, making the original cartography and place names easier to see.
Historic map detail varies with product size and material. Use the listing close-ups as your guide to the exact crop and level of detail.
- Colours may print slightly warmer because of the base material.
Map source
Historic map image: National Library of Scotland https://maps.nls.uk/
Cartography: John Bartholomew & Co.
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There & Then brings archival cartography back into everyday use, creating pieces designed to be seen and lived with at home.
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