This distance chart, showing the mileages between the main towns of Leicestershire and Rutland, was part of the county entry which first appeared in the October 1719 number of this serialised topographical partwork. It later also appeared in collected volumes of the complete series. John Morphew was the publisher of the work, but the engraver of the distance chart is unknown. The chart also includes the coat of arms of the county town, Leicester. Modern colour. Supplied mounted.

This distance chart, showing the mileages between the main towns of Northumberland, was part of the county entry which first appeared in the April 1724 number of this serialised, topographical partwork . John Morphew was the publisher of the work, but the author of the distance chart is uncertain, although sometimes erroneously ascribed to Robert Morden whose smaller county maps also appeared in this work. The chart also includes the coats of arms of the 3 county boroughs. Modern colour. Supplied mounted.

The Royal Palace and Town of Windsor. Magna Britannia et Hibernia was originally issued as a 92 part topographical work between 1714 and 1731, but gradually also made available in 6 finished, bound volumes. The publisher was J. Morphew. The text, county map and prints realting to Berkshire first appeared in July 1715, but this example is from volume 1 of the bound work with a title-page date of 1720. The print, which has no signatures of authorship, shows the castle and town of Windsor as a bird's eye view.