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Godmanchester
Church
Antique
engraved print from Beauties of England
& Wales by John
Britton (1771.
.1857), English antiquary and topographer
and E. W. Brayley. The friends wrote most
of Beauties of England and Wales (18 vol.,
in 25, 1801 . .15) image 11 x 16cm Images
printed close to edge of page unmounted
£12
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Buckden
Palace
The
Modern Universal British Traveller; or A
New Complete, and Accurate Tour through
England, Wales, Scotland, and the
Neighbouring Islands.[London: J.
Cooke] [1779]. originally
produced for the Cooke part-work
publication "The Modern Universal British
Traveller" (London 1779).Plate mark and
good margins. Size 27.5 x 17 cms. full
page ..this print is
unmounted
£12 . 3 copies
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Buckden
Palace
Antique
copper engraving for .Ralph and
Ryland...was first published in 17640
£10
this print is unmounted . . .
2copies
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Hitchingbrook
From'
Views of Seats' written by & drawn by
John Preston Neale and engraved by various
artists. Published, between 1812 and 1825
not colored or mounted £8
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Ramsey
Abbey
this
print is
unmounted
£12
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VIEW
OF Buckden Palace
c.1769.A
copper engraved view displayed within a
frame border. [1770].. Originally
produced for the part-work publication
"England Displayed" (London 1769-1770).
Copper line engraving on paper. Engraved
surface 173 x 270mm (approx. 6-3/4" x
10-5/8").1770's £25 also a poorer
copy with little margin at £15
enquire if wanted
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Ramsey
Abbey . . coloured
Engraver
HOOPERThe Modern Universal British
Traveller; or A New Complete, and Accurate
Tour through England, Wales, Scotland, and
the Neighbouring Islands.[London: J.
Cooke] [1779]. originally
produced for the Cooke part-work
publication "The Modern Universal British
Traveller" (London 1779).Plate mark and
good margins. Size 27.5 x 17 cms. A5this
print is
unmounted
£12 . untinted not as pic
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Peterborough
from
Britton over
A4
£25
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Connington
Castle
From'
Views of Seats' written by & drawn by
John Preston Neale and engraved by various
artists. Published, between 1812 and 1825
not colored or mounted £8
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Huntingdon
All saints Church
Antique
engraved print from Beauties of England
& Wales by John
Britton (1771.
.1857), English antiquary and topographer
and E. W. Brayley. The friends wrote most
of Beauties of England and Wales (18 vol.,
in 25, 1801 . .15) image 11 x 16cm Images
printed close to edge of page unmounted
£12
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Brampton NW
from the The
Gentleman's Magazine .The Gentleman's
Magazine was a monthly magazine published
in London in the 18th, 19th, and early
20th century. The magazine began
publication with the January 1731 issue.
Over time the magazine had various
subtitles, including "monthly
intelligencer" and "historical
review".dated 1795.
£15
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Huntingdonshire,
Henry Teesdale, 1835
HUNTINGDON.
A good detailed engraved map of the county
including the Mail Coach Roads. List of
hundreds, explanation and compass rose.
Fine early outline and wash hand
colouring. Good condition. Whatman paper
watermarked 1834. From New British Atlas,
Containing a Complete Set of County Maps,
on which are delineated the Mail, Turnpike
and Principal Crossroads.. carefully
revised & corrected to the year 1835.
420 x 345mm, 16.5 x 13.5".
£65
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HUNTINGDONSHIRE
By John
Cary, Engraver.2
London,
Published Jany 1st 1793 by J. Cary,
Engraver & Map seller, Strand. 21 x
26cm.Finely engraved, extremely well
detailed and legible, which is the
hallmark of Cary's maps. This is the
second edition, the date altered from
1787. Original colour to borders and to
wooded areas.£30
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Cary
Cary...A
MAP OF HUNTINGDONSHIRE FROM THE BEST
AUTHORITIES. A detailed map of the county
with publisher's imprint dated 1805. 15
3/4 x 20 1/2 inches. Good condition with
wide blank margins. Originally bound on
edge so there is no centre fold. From New
British Atlas published by John Stockdale,
Piccadilly...large
£60
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MAP
OF HUNTINGDONSHIRE by T L Murray
T L
Murray A detailed engraved map of the
county with list of hundreds, explanation
and scale. Publisher's imprint dated 1830.
14 x 17 3/4 inches. Original hand
colouring. Good condition. From An Atlas
of the English Counties. Engraved by Hoare
and Reeves and published in 1830. Murray
was a surveyor and cartographer and maps
were based on trigonometric surveys of the
Board of Ordnance. Steel engraved map with
old hand colour wash. Size
35.5x45cms/14"x17.8" £40
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Morden
by
Robert Morden published by Awnsham in 1722
in Camden's Britannia. Morden was an
accomplished cartographer and one of the
first to show longitudes measured from the
meridian of St. Paul's Cathedral and shown
in degrees at the bottom of the map and
time in minutes at the top as time at this
date was measured locally from the sun.
Copper engraved map, folded as issued,.
Size 42x36.5cms/16.5"x14.25".
£125
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Lewis1
Robert
Creighton,engr. J.& C. Walker for
Lewis, Samuel. A Topographical Dictionary
of England. Vol. I-IV. London: S. Lewis
and Company, 1831.image 26 x 20 cm app .
with polling stations etc .£12
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Huntingdonshire
County map
1837
Robert Creighton,engr. J.& C.
Walker for Lewis, Samuel. A Topographical
Dictionary of England. Vol. I-IV. London:
S. Lewis and Company, image 26 x 20 cm app
. with polling stations etc . £10/
map 2
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Huntingdon
County map
F. P.
Becker & Co. c.1843
A
detailed engraved map of the county with
original outline hand colouring. 13 1/2 x
11 inches. Good condition. From Fisher's
County Atlas of England and Wales
....county map with
rectories;curacy;chapel of ease and
polling places etc £20
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Huntingdon
City map
1837
Robert Creighton,engr. J.& C.
Walker for Lewis, Samuel. A Topographical
Dictionary of England. Vol. I-IV. London:
S. Lewis and Company, image 26 x 20 cm app
. with polling stations etc .
£10
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Huntingdonshire,
Charles Smith, 1804
A NEW
MAP OF THE COUNTY OF HUNTINGDON DIVIDED
INTO HUNDREDS. LONDON printed for C.
SMITH, NO. 172 STRAND January 6th 1804. A
fine detailed map of the county with
compass rose, explanation and list of
hundreds. 17 1/2 x 19 1/2inches. Fine
original outline and wash hand colouring.
Good condition with wide margins. From
Smith's New English Atlas. £75
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Huntingdonshire
County map
drawn
and engraved by J.Archer published c.1855.
Steel engraved map with contemporary
outline hand colour& centre fold as
issued. Size 18 x 24 cms. £12
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Huntingdonshire
County map
engraved
by Sidney Hall for "A Travelling County
Atlas," 1846. Steel engraved map with
original hand colour. Centre-fold as
published. Size 25 x 19 cms.inc railways
£10
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Huntingdonshire
County map
Archer
1843 Joshua Archer for Dugdale
drawn
and engraved by J.Archer and published
around 1850 showing the railway lines.
Steel engraved map with contemporary hand
colour, folded as issued. Size
18x23.5cms/7"x9.25".£10
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Huntingdonshire
Map. .Richard Blome (died 1705)
Richard
Blome, 1715
A
GENERAL MAPP OF BEDFORD SHIRE With its
Hundreds of ..... An engraved county map
with panel displaying the title and list
of hundreds., 16 x 23 cm. Hand coloured.
From England Exactly Described or a Guide
to Travellers in a Compleat Sett of Maps
of All the Counties of England.Notoriously
narrow margined maps, printed with
virtually no blank margins at the top and
bottom.. Published by Thomas Taylor at the
Golden Lion in Fleet Street, London.
£55
oddly a
reasonable margin for once
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Thomas
CONDER,. . A New map of Huntingdonshire
Drawn from the Latest
Authorities.
This
map is a quarter of a sheet, published f
or Augustus Walpoole's The New British
Traveller, c 1784. A clearly engraved
map.. The well executed colouring is
later. This is the second edition, with
the addition of T Conder sculpt in the
bottom margin. Mounted over the outer
border.Inside the border measures 9.5 x
16.5cm. £40
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Huntingdonshire
Map.
Pieter
van den Keere 'Miniature Speed' edition
published from 1627 to
1676.
Pieter
van den Keere was a refugee who fled from
religious persecution in the Low Countries
between 1570 and 1590. He moved to London
in 1584 with his sister who married
Jodocus Hondius.In about 1599 he engraved
plates for 44 maps of the English and
Welsh counties, the regions of Scotland
and the Irish provinces. The English maps
were based on Saxton, the Scottish maps on
Ortelius and the Irish maps on the famous
map by Boazio. These maps were not
published at once in book form but there
is evidence which suggests a date of issue
(in Amsterdam) between 1605 and 1610
although at least one authority believes
they existed only in proof form until 1617
when Willem Blaeu issued them with a Latin
edition of Camden's Britannia. At this
stage two maps were added . one of the
British Isles and the other of Yorkshire,
the latter derived from Saxton. To confuse
things further the title page of this
edition is signed "Guilielmus noster
Janssonius", which is the Latinized form
of Blaeu's name commonly used up to
1619.At some time after this the plates
came into the possession of Speed's
publishers, George Humble, who in 1627,
the year in which he published a major
edition of Speed's Atlas, also issued the
Keere maps as a pocket edition. For these
he used the descriptive texts of the
larger Speeed maps and thereafter they
were known as Miniature Speeds. In fact,
of the 63 maps in the Atlas, 40 were from
the original van den Keere plates,
reworked, 16 were reduced from Speed and 7
were additional. The publication was very
popular and there were further reissues up
to 1676.£50
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Huntingdonshire
. Greenwood (& J & C )
January
1831. from an actual survey 26.5 inches by
22.5 approx.. if the house/road was there
and of any size it will be marked best map
for local history Includes hundreds and
vast detail.57.5 x 69.5cm.Beautifully
engraved and finely detailed; arguably
Greenwood's maps were the finest produced
in the 19th century. This example is in
the original wash colouring to the map
only, the other features left plain, as
they were published. By C. & J.
Greenwood. Published by the Proprietors,
Greenwood & Co. Regent Street London.
Corrected to the present period and
published July 4th 1829. Engraved by Jas
& Josih Neele 352 Strand.
perfect
copy £120
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Greenwood
(& J & C )
January
1831. from an actual survey 26.5 inches by
22.5 approx.. if the house/road was there
and of any size it will be marked best map
for local history Includes hundreds and
vast detail.57.5 x 69.5cm.Beautifully
engraved and finely detailed; arguably
Greenwood's maps were the finest produced
in the 19th century. This example is in
the original wash colouring to the map
only, the other features left plain, as
they were published. By C. & J.
Greenwood. Published by the Proprietors,
Greenwood & Co. Regent Street London.
Corrected to the present period and
published July 4th 1829. Engraved by Jas
& Josih Neele 352 Strand... if the
house/road was there and of any size it
will be marked best map for local history
Includes hundreds and vast detail.
Water
damaged would clean but brilliant just to
read/pub etc £30 inc P&P
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Huntingdonshire
Map
FULLARTON AND CO. (fl.
1840-70) were based in Glasgow, (1834-70);
London, Edinburgh and Glasgow, (1840-3);
London, Edinburgh and Dublin, (1845). They
published gazetteers of England and Wales,
Scotland and the World.New Comprehensive
Gazetter of England and Wales by James
Bell c.1833
Image size 188 x
240mm £22
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HUNTINGDONSHIRE
By John
Cary, Engraver.3
London,
Published Jany 1st 1793 by J. Cary,
Engraver & Map seller, Strand. 21 x
26cm.Finely engraved, extremely well
detailed and legible, which is the
hallmark of Cary's maps. This is the
second edition, the date altered from
1787. Original colour to borders and to
wooded areas.£30
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Huntingdonshire,
Henry
Teesdale, 1835 2
HUNTINGDON.
A good detailed engraved map of the county
including the Mail Coach Roads. List of
hundreds, explanation and compass rose.
Fine early outline and wash hand
colouring. Good condition. Whatman paper
watermarked 1834. From New British Atlas,
Containing a Complete Set of County Maps,
on which are delineated the Mail, Turnpike
and Principal Crossroads.. carefully
revised & corrected to the year 1835.
420 x 345mm, 16.5 x 13.5".
£35
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