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Thomas Dugdale was an antiquarian and responsible for this the ‘Curiosities of Great Britain’. The work was issued with two distinct sets of maps. The first utilised those maps from the George Cole and John Roper ‘British Atlas’ of 1810. This second series used a new set of maps engraved by Joshua Archer (1792-1863) which were derived from those of Cole and Roper. The publishers J. & F. Tallis had acquired the Cole and Roper plates and the Dugdale text by c.1835. In 1835 the plates were used to accompany Thomas Dugdale’s ‘Curiosities of Great Britain’. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 88-90; Carroll (1996) no. 62; Chubb (1927) 465.
DUGDALE, Thomas
Curiosities of Great Britain. England and Wales Delineated
John Tallis, London, 1835
Quarto (220 x 140 mm. each), ten volumes, contemporary green cloth, boards with ornate blind decoration, spines with blind and gilt paneling, gilt titles. With 56 steel engraved maps and purportedly 11 plans and 238 views, some light foxing, some maps with light print offset, otherwise in good condition.
Stock number: 10234
£ 250