A wall map of Scotland in strong original colour
A New and Complete Map of Scotland, And Islands thereto belonging; From Actual Surveys, The Shires properly Divided, and Subdivided, the Forts lately erected & Roads of Communication, or Military Ways; Carried on by His Majesty's Command; The Times when, and Places where the most remarkable Battles have been fought. Likewise the Roman Camps, Forts, Walls, & Military Ways; The Danish Camps, & Forts; Also the Seats of the Nobility in each Shire distinguished, with several other remarkable Places, that Occur in the History of Scotland.
London: Laurie & Whittle, c.1794. Original colour. Four sheets conjoined, dissected and laid on linen as issued, total 1200 x 1015, folded into contemporary marbled slipcase.
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A large and colourful map of Scotland, first published in the 1760s by Carington Bowles, at the end of the project to build Military Roads across Scotland. It was started by General George Wade in 1724 because of the continuing Jacobite threat and ended with the death of Major William Caulfeild in 1767.
On this example the original publisher's name has been erased but, unusually, Laurie and Whittle have not added their names. The map most often appears in atlases in two sections, with outline colour; full-colour examples such as this are uncommon.











