Scotia.
Forlani, Paolo.
[S.l. : s.n.,
between 1558 and 1566]
Relief shown pictorially.
Scale statement reads "Scala di Miglia", 120 = 77 mm.
Features include windrose, sea detail, and major places named. Three oblongs drawn near Newcastle. Scale has measuring device drawn above it.
Other title from map.
Imprint dates derived from Moir and a modern handwritten note beside map which states date of imprint being 1558: "For description, see S.G.M., 1919, pp. 41",
Mounted on card,
Often refered to as the first printed map of Scotland.
Attributed to Paolo Forlani (Italian engraver), by NLS.
RSGS and Moir "The early maps of Scotland",
Inglis, Harry "The early maps of Scotland - part III. With notes on the earliest-known printed map of Scotland,  by Michael C. Andrews". In, Scottish Geographical magazine
Includes Orkney and "Hirtha" [i.e. St. Kilda]
Previously held by RSGS. Now held at National Library of Scotland.