I cannot recommend this place enough and it is mere stroll from George Street and Princess street so your shopping trip can continue in style and you will find lunch easily. Choose well and you will find new detail and twists for ages after you hang (away from direct light please!) Remember that many of the atlases were only printed a hundred or so times so you will struggle to find another good copy of your well chosen item again, or see one outside of a decent museum. You will get pleasure out of it for years, nay decades. be the envy of your friends on board having nabbed the ultimate rare and special holiday memory. Or a more modest early 19th century print of your favourite Edinburgh or UK haunt(s) Cruise liner passengers. He does have a very few reproductions and restrikes of the world's greatest maps but why spend a half to a tenth the price of the real thing for a good copy? You won't find a better Edinburgh souvenir than a 18th, 17th or16th century leaf from one of the greats.
Super British map & print maker stock too. A great range from the simpler Victorian prints and mezzotints to the most prestigious early European maps and townscapes. Prepare to be challenged, encouraged and If you are new to this then he will gently take you through his stock. If you collect antique prints and maps then you will love just drooling over the extensive stock and sharing cartographer and great burin and woodblock stories with the very expert Paul. I recently found his new location and nothing has changed. I have known Mr Carson for many years and was disappointed when his Royal mile shop disappeared.
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