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    London   Scatcherd and Letterman; et al
    6.5" by 5" [8], 310, [6pp]
    An illustrated guide to London, a detailed exploration of the city during the Georgian era, illustrated with plates and a folding map.
    By Not Stated

    1811 The Ambulator; or, a Pocket Companion For the Tour of London and its Environs

    London   Scatcherd and Letterman; et al
    6.5" by 5" [8], 310, [6pp]
    An illustrated guide to London, a detailed exploration of the city during the Georgian era, illustrated with plates and a folding map.
    £115.00
    : 0.5kgs / : 834P11
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    Description

    Folding Maps, Illustrated, Leather Binding

    The eleventh edition.

    Illustrated with a colour folding map to the frontispiece, and thirteen plates.

    Bound without one plate, 'Gravesend and Tilbury Fort', which is supposed to be facing page 107.

    A topographical exploration and guide to London and its surroundings up to twenty five miles. Looking at the local beauty and antiquities of the capital city.

    Includes a concise account of the history of the metropolis.

    A useful pocket companion.

    Condition

    In a full calf rebacked binding with new endpapers. Externally, a little worn with rubbing to the boards and some loss to the extremities. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are lightly age-toned with spots. Bound without one plate. Folding maps is reinforced to the reverse, and curiously bound in upside down.

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