Old Pictorial Map of Wiltshire by Clegg, 1946: Swindon, Salisbury, Stonehenge, Malmesbury Abbey, Lacock Abbey bologna Another notable aspect of this

Another notable aspect of this map is its cartographic style

Naval ship bases

located southeast of Birmingham

including dense forests

At 45x45 inches and larger this is a truly sensational map

Old Pictorial Map of Wiltshire by Clegg, 1946: Swindon, Salisbury, Stonehenge, Malmesbury Abbey, Lacock Abbey bologna Another notable aspect of thisThe 1946 map of Wiltshire, created by the esteemed cartographer Ernest Clegg, is a magnificent example of mid 20th century pictorial cartography. This map, rich in historical context and artistic detail, offers a vivid representation of Wiltshire, England, during a pivotal period. The map is adorned with intricate illustrations of landmarks such as Malmesbury Abbey, Lacock Abbey, and the iconic Salisbury Cathedral, capturing the essence of Wiltshire's