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item:- British Library : Maps
162.p.2
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Jigsaw puzzle, wood, hand coloured engraving, Wallis's
New Travelling Map of England and Wales, scale about 3 miles
to 1 inch, published by John Wallis, London, about 1815.
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Wallis 1815
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jigsaw feature:-
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hand coloured (map border only) & hand cut &
interlocking border & non interlocking pieces &
picture pieces (counties) & 70 piece & big piece
& sliding lid box (mahogany with a cheap wood base)
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inscription:-
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printed; label on box lid
WALLIS'S / NEW TRAVELLING MAP / OF / ENGLAND AND WALES /
with Part of / SCOTLAND , / on which are Delineated / THE
DIRECT AND PRINCIPAL CROSS ROADS, / with the / MARKET TOWNS
AND VILLAGES, / ALSO / The Course of the Great Rivers, / to
which is added / The Distance between one Market Town and
another, / AND THE / Exact admeasurement prefixed to each
County Town and City, / from the Metropolis.
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map feature:-
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up is N & lat and long scales (prime meridian is London,
somewhere) & table of symbols & sea plain &
coast shaded & rivers & county & settlements
& roads & road distances & distances from London
& post roads
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wxh:-
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49.5x61.5cm
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scale:-
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1 to 200000 ? (50m lat = 465.5 mm gives 1 to 199281)
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notes
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