Small
Kilkenny map
Reproduction $18.49 inc. free worldwide airmail postage
200mm x 250mm
(77/8 x 93/4 in)
Large Kilkenny map
Reproduction $33.99 inc. free worldwide airmail postage
310mm x 395mm
(123/16 x 151/2 in)
Taken
from: "Lewis's
Atlas, comprising the Counties of Ireland"
Published in
London by S. Lewis & Co. 87 Aldersgate Street, 27th of September 1837.
This map was made
in 1837, just 10 years before the disaster of the "Great Famine" in
1847. 1837 is a particularly significant time in Ireland's history at the
period of the historically highest population and immediately prior to the great
exodus of Ireland's population - in particular to the United States.
The original map image size
is approx. 200 x 250mm - See larger image
The maps on this
site are taken from
a very high resolution digital scans of the originals. They are available for
purchase for use in genealogy and as decorative prints for mounting and display.
The maps are clear and colours bright. There is some staining and antique discolouration as would
be expected of such old documents, this is faithfully reproduced and add to the
atmosphere of the reproduction prints.
The printed
detail is far greater than reproduced on this web site, as to produce
a more accurate scan would result in huge file sizes and excessive
download times.
Please
note maps are supplied as the print only and are UN-mounted and
UN-framed, the example to the right is shown for illustration only
with a single mounting board and dark oak frame. Dark green mounting
board is recommended as it suits the colours well and is authentic
of the period.
Small - As the original
$18.49 inc. free worldwide airmail postage
Small reproduction prints
are on heavyweight textured *335g/sqm watercolour paper. Archival quality paper and inks have been used, the
combination of which gives an estimated lifespan of at least 75 years.
Large - Greater clarity $33.99 inc. free worldwide airmail postage
Large
reproduction prints
are on heavyweight smooth *192g/sqm Epson "Archival Matte Paper" the paper and
ink that have been used give an estimated lifespan of at least 75 years.
*anything
above 160gsm is usually considered to be "light card"
The maps on this
site are taken from
a very high resolution digital scans of the originals. They are available for
purchase for use in genealogy and as decorative prints for mounting and display.
The maps are clear and colours bright. There is some staining and antique discolouration as would
be expected of such old documents, this is faithfully reproduced and add to the
atmosphere of the reproduction prints.
