This is a superb, classical Dutch map of Scotland showing immense detail of the cities and towns. The Outer and Inner Hebrides are depicted with good detail, and the Orkney Islands are shown as well. Hadrian's Wall, noted on the map asThe Pictes Wall, crosses from Solway Firth to Newcastle in England, near the border with Scotland. The map is adorned with a coat-of-arms carried aloft by two cherubs and the title is enclosed within a classical pediment attended by yet another cherub. This is the first state of the map.

References: Carhart #109.1.

Condition: B

A nice impression with scattered foxing and a bit of faint color offsetting. There is a 5" archivally repaired centerfold separation at left and a tiny repaired hole along the centerfold at far right.