The north-part of England and the south-part of Scotland.
Hollar, Wenceslaus,1607-1677.
Rocque, John,-1762.
[London : Jean Rocque,
ca. 1752]
Scale statement reads: "Scala Miliarium" 20 = 88 mm.
Relief shown pictorially.
Features include roads Berwick to Newcastle and Carlisle to Newcastle; compass rose.
Watermarks.
Forms part of "Carte de L'Angleterre et d'une Partie d'Ecosse / Gravée par le Celebre Hollar. Cette Carte a eté Réduite d'aprés les Provinces de Mr. Saxton par ordre d'Oliver Cromwells Pour l'usage de Ses Armées ... sous le nom de Quarter Master's Map ou Carte des Quartiers Maitre's ... acquises par le Sr. J.R. Rocque."
Jenner published a revision in 1671 with added names and roads, then in 1676 John Garrett issued Jenner's 1671 edition, with the maps apparently unchanged.  John Rocque re-issued the map with additional names, eg. "Thornton",  roads, and a new title in French.
R.A.Skelton "Saxton's Survey of England and Wales." Amsterdam: Nico Israel, 1974.
RSGS and Moir "The early maps of Scotland",
Scotland south of the Tay. Includes detail of Edinburgh and Hadrian's Wall.