Old Map of Iceland by Samuel Eggertsson, 1928 - Reykjavik, Keflavik, Geysir, Gulfoss, Volcanoes, Glaciers caesar Kirkby Stephen and Kirkby Stephen

Kirkby Stephen and Kirkby Stephen

but not the museum that you would know today

The map also neatly illustrates how the Lend-Lease programme worked

the street names and locations haven't changed much in the last 150 years - so it's nice to find your favourite street and imagine what it might've looked like all those years ago

the London & North Western Railway station and a lovely landscape of Birmingham as seen from Highgate

Old Map of Iceland by Samuel Eggertsson, 1928 - Reykjavik, Keflavik, Geysir, Gulfoss, Volcanoes, Glaciers caesar Kirkby Stephen and Kirkby StephenA lovely, colourful, antique and educational map of Iceland put together by Samuel Eggertsson and published in 1928. The map shows topology, hydrography, vegetation, human features, and even things like lava flows, waterfalls, woodland and mountain tracks. The colours show the height of the land the dark blues are the low lying areas, and the reds are high altitude. This map looks great at all sizes: 12x18 inches (30x45cm), 18x24 inches (45x60cm) and