Antique map of Ireland, 1851

Antique map of Ireland, 1851John Tallis was an English mapmaker and publisher, and John Rapkin was an engraver. Together, they produced beautifully illustrated maps and atlases during the mid 19th century. One of their notable collaborations is "The Illustrated Atlas," which was first published around 1849. It featured detailed maps with decorative vignettes, capturing the cultural, historical, and geographical essence of various regions. In 1851, Tallis and Rapkin created and

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even labeling small alleyways and houses

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