1850 - A Comparative View of some of the Principal Hills in Great Britain - Antique Map

1850

Maker: Virtue

Antique print from the Atlas to Barclay's Universal English Dictionary, Newly Revised by B.B. Woodward, published by Virtue & Company circa 1850. Undated. Comparative map showing the many hills in England, with their names and heights. Including St. Pauls, Salisbury Cathedral, and Dover Cliff for comparison. Good to very good antique condition, backed on fabric with some minor spots and stains mostly at the paper edge. Measures approx. 11 x 8.5 inches to the paper edges.

Item Number: COM023