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I have acquired a beautiful picture of Derbyshire I have done my research and it is dated back to the 1840s and was done by Thomas Moule he was an English antiquarian, writer on heraldry, and map-maker. He is best known for his popular and highly decorated county maps of England, steel-engraved and first published separately between 1830 and 1840 he was entitled as Chamber-keeper in the Lord chamberlains Department. Dose anybody no how must this would be worth many thanks karl

 

That looks like a 1994 reprint if the one seen on this thread is an original 1830 print then it would probably be worth quite a bit more... certainly more than a 1990's print.

 

Here's a c.1850 print of your map for sale at £75.00 - retail price from a specialty maps shop. Might give you a rough idea of the high end value. I do know that condition is key with the value of these older maps.

 

Thank you very much I have a appointment today with a map expert he said that he was really interested to see it fingers crossed butterflies really bad

 

So happy I have sold this picture today A local art gallery has purchased at a lovely £200 over the moon thank you all for ur help with it

 

Very well done!

 

Thank you for all the info aaroncab you have been a big help

 

Wow! Congratulations, Karl!

 

Good one! Cheers!!

 

Very happy I could contribute some of my limited knowledge - and that it turned out to be helpful

 

Thank you