File:The Counties of Corke & Kerry Divided into theirs Barronies - By H. Moll Geographer - btv1b530566149.jpg

English: Moll's map of the counties of Corke (Cork) and Kerry in Munster Province during the British occupation of Ireland. Printed separately and as map 18 (labelled as "The Counties of Corke and Kerry.") in his Set of Twenty New and Correct Maps of Ireland...

Notes: That nothing might be wanting, these maps of Ireland have been sent to Dublin singly as they were finish'd, for the perusal of the Curious there, and were returned to England again improved, &c. So we think ourselves much obliged to acknowledge, in this publick manner, how much we are beholden to those Gentlemen, and particularly to the Right Honourable E . . . S . . Esq; for his great Favour and Assistance in this Work.

Note, This compleats all the Maps of the three Kingdoms, and are sold bound together, containing 106 Maps. Also each Kingdom may be had singly by itself.

London, Sold by H. Moll, over-against Devereux-Court, between Temple-Bar and St. Clement's Church in the Strand; where may be had his Set of fifty new and correct Maps of England and Wales, &c. with the Great-Roads and principal Cross-Roads, &c. shewing the computed Miles from Town to Town. His Set of thirty-six new and correct Maps of Scotland, with Roads, divided into its Shires, never done before. His Set of thirty-two new and correct Maps of the principal Parts of Europe, with Roads, &c. A set of thirty two new Maps of the Geography of the Antients, as contained in the Greek and Latin Classicks, principally designed for the Use of the Schools; &c. His new and compleat Atlas, or Set of twenty-seven two-sheet Maps. All the Maps are done and colour'd according to his Direction, &c.