Claim a free map of your local area from as early as 1805

These ‘Old Series’ maps were created by the Ordnance Survey from 1805 and were the first national mapping survey. The elegant hand-drawn depictions of thousands of locations and features, many of which have long since been buried under tarmac or concrete, let you take a trip back in time. You can now visit your neighbourhood as it was in the age of the canal, the stagecoach and the horse and cart.

Each beautiful A3 map will be personalised to your own address, inscribed with the dates that the map was originally published, your street name and your local town or district. The maps are printed on high quality cream silk paper and cover an area of approximately 56 square miles centred around the postcode.

Telegraph readers also have the chance to get their maps beautifully presented in a wooden frame for £15.99 plus p&p. The handmade frames are the perfect complement to these unique maps and will ensure that yours can be displayed on any wall.

Use the online postcode checker to your map and details: tmp.webfulfilment.com

To order your map in a presentation frames - go to tmp.webfulfilment.com to order online. The secure system can take most credit and debit cards.
Your free map will be sent rolled up in a tube. Offer excludes Ireland (ROI and NI); Isle of Mann and Channel Islands. Please allow 28 days for delivery from receipt of order. Orders must be received before November 18, 2011
Terms and conditions:
1. Open to UK readers aged 18 or over (exc. Northern Ireland). 2. The Historical Map is an A3 (11inch x 16 inch) Ordnance Survey Old Series Map from 1805-1874, centred on the postcode supplied. 3. You may apply for one free Historical map by sending payment of £2.99 postage, along with your completed coupon to the same address. 4. Closing date for applications Friday November 18, 2011. 5. The maps will be dispatched within 28 days of receipt of application. 6. Please ensure you check your postcode clearly in the boxes as indicated on the coupon. If this is wrong or incorrect, your map will be incorrect and mistakes cannot be rectified once the map has been printed. 7. Our information for generating the maps and inscriptions are based on the current Royal Mail databases, and we cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies contained therein.8.Usual promotions rules apply. Promoter Telegraph Media Group, 111 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W 0DT.