Old Map of Paris, France by Jean Sauve in 1670 - Notre Dame, Sainte-Chapelle, Île de la Cité, Bastille Size:A0 (841x1189mm) and all sorts of cool

and all sorts of cool old things - like the London Railworks in Nine Elms

old full colour map of Norfolk created by master mapmaker Joan Blaeu from his workshop in Amsterdam and originally published in this Theatrum Orbis Terrarum Sive Atlas Novus in 1665

This was his attempt at drawing Terra Australis

Sheldon Glover would go on to be recognised as one of the finest birds eye map makers of his time

Eastern Siberia and the Bering Strait can also be clearly seen

Old Map of Paris, France by Jean Sauve in 1670 - Notre Dame, Sainte-Chapelle, Île de la Cité, Bastille Size:A0 (841x1189mm) and all sorts of coolAn achingly beautiful birds eye map of Paris, published by Jean Sauve in 1670. Back then, most of the oldest parts of the city had already been built up, but many of the landmarks that make Paris famous today haven't yet been built. Notably, of course, Notre Dame and Saint Chapelle on the le de la Cit have already been built. And the Bastille is there, and a few other churches and palaces. The Seine, of course, wends its way through the middle of the