William Smith Map
We sell a range of gifts relating to William Smith's 1815 geological map of England, Wales and part of Scotland, which are available to purchase in the Burlington House Bookshop.
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An A2 size map print reproduced by the Geological Society of London from an original of William Smith's 1815 geological map rediscovered in our archives in 2014.
Size: 59 x 42 cm (image size: 54 x 38 cm)
£15.00
This map can also be bought in our online bookshop
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Folded reproduction of William Smith map
Size: 133 x 93cm (folded)
£13.00
This map can also be bought on our online bookshop
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Reproduction of the Memoir by William Smith which accompanied the 1815 map
£13.00
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Geological section from William Smith's 1815 geological map.
Size: 21 x 6 cm
30p
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Postcard
This postcard is a reproduction of William Smith's 1815 geological map of 'England and Wales with part of Scotland' (Series 53, issued between 2nd November 1815 and 17th December 1815).
Size: 15 x 21cm
50p
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Mounted reproduction of William Smith's 1815 map. The print is A4 sized and presented in a cream mount.
Size: A3 (print A4)
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Geological Map of Great Britain, Bicentennial edition in the style of William Smith (folded)
This map commemorates the 200th anniversary of the publication of the first geological map of Britain, by William Smith (1769-1839). It depicts modern geological bedrock data in the style of Smith’s early 19th century cartography.
£13.00
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William Smith's Cross Sections, 1819 (wallchart)
This poster is a reproduction of 5 William Smith cross sections of 1819. The sections are reproduced in their original exquisite colours, and at 80% their original size, on heavy, high-quality stock, suitable for mounting or framing.
Accompanied by an explanatory booklet by J.G.C.M. Fuller.
£16.80 |
County Maps
We also stock reproduction prints of William Smith County Maps of England. The full range of prints can be viewed on the online bookshop. Please call ahead to check Burlington House Bookshop stock levels before making a special trip.