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Reproductions of maps drawn in the 1850s for the renowned guidebook published by Samuel Lewis, and illustrated in the margins with atmospheric Frith county photographs. Available for all English and Welsh traditional, 'old-style' counties, plus single maps of Scotland and Ireland. The Map: These superb reproductions of hand tinted original maps were published in Samuel Lewis's 1831 'Topographical Gazetteer' and are decorated in the margins with sepia photographs of the county - specially chosen from The Francis Frith Collection. Your map will be delivered ready to mount and frame.  You have chosen a map of the County of Scotland illustrated with 4 specially selected Frith photos. Preview mapCustomise the map yourself! - You can choose and arrange 4 Frith photos around the Map. Click to begin Price: $35 Some useful specifications
Illustrated county map of Scotland Featuring photographs: Wallace Tower And High Street 1900, Ayr (ref. 46002) Union Street c1900, Aberdeen (ref. A90309) St Vincent Place 1897, Glasgow (ref. 39764) The Castle From The Grassmarket 1897, Edinburgh (ref. 39121) |
About Frith Prints
Hand-picked by you, handmade by us
Every Frith photograph on this site is available to buy in either Sepia or Black & White and in a choice of sizes. Each print is hand-made to your order, with care and attention to detail.
A final quality check will also be made before your print leaves our studio to ensure your print is despatched in pristine condition.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
We are extremely confident that you will be completely satisfied with your Frith print. However,if for any reason you do not like any Frith print you purchase, you can simply return it within 30 days and will refund your full purchase price without delay.
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Image Quality
Frith photographs are world renowned for their image quality. The originals were taken by professional photographers to Francis Frith's own very high standards. The result was photography of outstanding clarity, detail and composition.
The original negative or photograph print is digitally scanned before being professionally adjusted to remove any creases or scratches. By using the very latest reproduction techniques we are able to retain the extraordinary clarity of the original, thereby revealing the maximum historical detail.
Origin of Frith prints
The Frith archive was founded by pioneering Victorian photographer Francis Frith in 1860, when he opened the world's first photographic publishing company.
By the 1890's Frith had created the greatest topographical photographic business in the world. After his death in 1898 the archive was added to continuously by his company photographers up until the late 1960's.
Delivery
We offer a variety of delivery services, which will deliver your order just as fast, or economically as you would like. We only make a Per Order charge.
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No logos in prints!
The Frith logo that appears in most photos on this website does not appear in prints. The logo is added to photos online for copy-protection purposes only.
The only exception to this rule is our Genealogy Prints, which feature a very small Frith logo in the lower right-hand corner.
