Old Map of New York in 1775 by John Rocque - Rare American Revolution War Wall Art - Greenwich, Columbia, Manhattan - British Military Plan canterbury with individual houses coloured to

with individual houses coloured to show whether they are "vicious semi-criminal" (black)

Connah's Quay and Buckley are both missing

cities and even some villages in England and Wales clearly visible

Please note the unframed 24x14 inch map has white edges around the map

Old Map of New York in 1775 by John Rocque - Rare American Revolution War Wall Art - Greenwich, Columbia, Manhattan - British Military Plan canterbury with individual houses coloured toBehold the first large scale plan of New York City, drafted and printed on the eve of the Revolutionary War in 1775. Compiled by engineer John Montresor, and then engraved by John Rocque, this map was used by the British army to invade and capture New York and New Jersey in 1776 and 1777 at the start of the revolutionary war. This map looks great at all sizes from 12x16 inches (30x40cm), to 16x20 inches (40x50cm) and 18x24 inches (45x60cm). But it