Rutland Historical Map 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle (1610) dont-hide A guide print is included

A guide print is included to assist you in assembling your detailed map jigsaw

Dimensions:‚ 305mm wide x 260mm tall x 30mm deep

so called because Victorian Craftsmen - who invented the jigsaw concept during the 19th century - cut unusually shaped pieces "on a whim"

The memory of a Spitfire grounded behind them serves as a memory of times past

Rutland Historical Map 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle (1610) dont-hide A guide print is includedThis is a superb jigsaw puzzle featuring the county of Rutland in approximately 1610. Originally sourced by renowned English cartographer John Speed (1552 1629) who published an atlas called 'The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine'. His maps themselves were of high quality and gained a great reputation for being among the best county maps. The finished jigsaw measures 66 x 50cm and comes with a Free colour guide print. Dimensions: 66 X 50cm