Old Map of Korea in 1764 by Bellin - North, South, Seoul, Pyongyang, Peninsula, Joseon Dynasty, Busan, Daegu Size:10x10 inches (25x25cm) In the bottom left corner

In the bottom left corner is a beautiful engraving of Oxford Cathedral

Even the Edinburgh and Glasgow railway already exists with the central city Canal Street station - a street and station that no longer exists

This map would make a great birthday or Christmas gift for someone from the northwest

• Dishwasher and microwave safe

Christmas or Father's Day gift for someone from London or who is interested in the history of the Underground or railways in general

Old Map of Korea in 1764 by Bellin - North, South, Seoul, Pyongyang, Peninsula, Joseon Dynasty, Busan, Daegu Size:10x10 inches (25x25cm) In the bottom left cornerThis old, exceedingly rare monochrome map is one of the first accurate maps of the Korean peninsula created by European mapmakers. This one was put together in 1764 by French mapmaker Jacques Nicolas Bellin. At the time, Korea was ruled by the Joseon Dynasty and they had strictly forbidden any Westerners from visiting their lands. China, however, was allowed in and they visited Seoul and obtained detailed maps of the country, which were then