Cumberland Henry Teesdale No 12 Roads Canals Railways Framed 56cm 22" high
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CUMBERLAND divided into its administrative area of 100 with a detailed explanation of the roads, canals and the growing network of rail roads. In the original black and gold frame. MAKER Henry Teesdale, London, 1834 BIBLIOGRAPHY New British Atlas Henry Teesdale published his first "New British Atlas" in 1829. Its initial success allowed Teesdale to publish a further seven editions in slightly different formats up until 1848 when the company was taken over by H G Collins. Teesdale also produced large folding decorative county maps which rivalled the map makers Charles and James Greenwood.
19th Century
1829
Paper
England
Designers
GOOD. Wear consistent with age and use.
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