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"Britanniae Romannae Tabula Antonini Imp. Interario Adaptada a Thoma Gale Norimbergae exudit C. Weigelius" Copper engraving map published 1718 in "Descripto Orbis Antiqui" by Christoph Weigel in Nuernberg. The cartouche shows Roman soldiers in full uniform. Original hand colouring. This map shows the Roman and Celtic names for many towns and natural places. Some of the old Roman roads are shown.
"Britanniae Romannae Tabula Antonini Imp. Interario Adaptada a Thoma Gale Norimbergae exudit C. Weigelius" Copper engraving map published 1718 in "Descripto Orbis Antiqui" by Christoph Weigel in Nuernberg. The cartouche shows Roman soldiers in full uniform. Original hand colouring. This map shows the Roman and Celtic names for many towns and natural places. Some of the old Roman roads are shown.
"Britanniae Romannae Tabula Antonini Imp. Interario Adaptada a Thoma Gale Norimbergae exudit C. Weigelius" Copper engraving map published 1718 in "Descripto Orbis Antiqui" by Christoph Weigel in Nuernberg. The cartouche shows Roman soldiers in full uniform. Original hand colouring. This map shows the Roman and Celtic names for many towns and natural places. Some of the old Roman roads are shown.

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"Britanniae Romannae Tabula Antonini Imp. Interario Adaptada
a Thoma Gale Norimbergae exudit C. Weigelius"

Copper engraving map published 1718 in "Descripto Orbis Antiqui" by Christoph Weigel in Nuernberg. The cartouche shows Roman soldiers in full uniform.
Original hand colouring.

This map shows the Roman and Celtic names for many towns and natural places.
Some of the old Roman roads are shown.

Original antique print 

Map has a horizontal centerfold. Very good condition.

Map image: 32.5 x 31 cm (12.7 x 12.2") 

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