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FILE 1807 - KENT MAPS Nº 93/94 Cont'd from File Commencing 1801 Ending Map 92 LAURIE & WHITTLE 1806 FILE 1807 - KENT MAPS Nº 93/94 Cont'd from File commencing 1801 ending Map 92 LAURIE & WHITTLE 1806 93 CARY.J. Folio 1806 93/i Size-19" x 21.8"[.5"], 48.2cm x 55.2cm.[1.2cm] Upper L compass,Lower R scale within panel,'Scale 1.-8.Miles' =[2.3", 5.8cm]. Title 'A New Map of Kent....by John Cary.. 1806. Lower L a 4 column list of Lathes/Hundreds. Border tTt outer,dl graduated degrees L/L inner. obbc-' London.Published by J.Cary Engraver & Map-seller No 181,Strand July 1st, 1806.' 'Issued in 16 parts [Kent in Part 10],also flat sheet and folding 1806-9.Kent dated 1806. 'Cary's New English atlas;being a complete set...........' London J Cary 1809. (BL.Maps13 f16 / W.115 /NLS Newman 362 /Bir PL E 912 42 Skett 1 955834 / Bod A 67) Folding dissected copy.( Bod C 17: 36 e 4.) 93/ii. Add- new road 'Tunbridge Wells/Paddock Wood/Yalding'.'Thames & Medway Canal'. Map & Pi date still 1806. Folding dissected copy. 'Kent' [1809ii]. (Bir CL E 912 42 Skett 1-Ac 955834/RGS 1 B 97) 93/iii. Title '1811' & Pi'... April 28th.1811.. 'Cary's New English atlas;being a complete set...........' London J Cary 1811. (Bod Allen 74 & 75/RGS 1 B 98,folding copy RGS E&W S/D 122 ) 93/iv As above dating and add 'Royal Military Canal'. 'Cary's New English atlas;being a complete set...........' London J Cary 1811. ( BL 3055.[17] /BL Maps 13 f 18 /RGS 1 B 98 /W.115a /CUL 2 81 7) 93/v Title '1818' & Pi'... Jan y 1.1818'. 'Cary's New English atlas;being a complete set...........' London J Cary 1818. (RGS 1 B 99 /CUL Atlas 2 81 6) 93/vi Map title obac- 'Geological Map of Kent, by W.Smith Mineral Surveyor.' Pi dated obac'..Jan.y 1st 1819.' below this a 2 line Geological note. Map title dated 1819.The map is coloured geologically, with colour coded boxes added to the face of the map together with explanatory notes.'Norwood' and road notes erased 'from Godstone Green...', 'from Croydon...Guildford Rd' and 'from Limpsfield'. obbc below the Pi 'Note. The numbers attached to the description of each Stratum,refer to the Geological Table of British Organized Fofsils,which may be had ofthe Publisher,price 1s 6d.' 'A New Geological Atlas of England and Wales.......by William Smith' London J Cary 1820. (BL 3060[1] /loose copies RGS E&W S/D 96) NB.also sold as loose sheets. Parts set 21 counties issued 1819-24. Kent in part 1 January 1st 1819 (Radcliffe Science Lib 188505 a 4. [Oxford]) Also sold as folding dissected maps in cases. Northumberland exists dated 1824 with a cover by G & J Cary. [seen Tooley Adams Gallery 5/93.] 93/vii Title amended to '1821', Pi '... Jan.y 1 1821' . Geological copy tipped into 'A Topographical Map of the County of Kent........', London A Dury and W Herbert 1769 (K17 Gre [009ii]) 93/viii The obac reference to Smith's Geological map is removed. 'Cary's New English atlas;being a complete set...........' London J Cary 1818 but (1821). (RGS 1 B 100/Loose copy. (K.17 Gre) 93/ix Issues possible with/without date or address,1823 examples have been reported but writer has yet to source any copies 93/x Title '1824 ' amended Pi '......No 86 St James Street, March.Ist 1824..' Folding Map of Kent 1824. (K.1 Bex) 93/xi Title '1825.' Pi '.........Jan.y 1st 1825.' 'Cary's New English atlas;being a complete set...........' London J Cary 1824 [1825]. (W Ssx Rec Office Chichester/RGS D 4) 93/xii Title '1828.' Pi '.......Jan.y 1st 1828.' Add obbc Geological Note 'Cary's New English atlas;being a complete set...........' London J Cary 1828,1828 [1831] (BL. Maps 24 e 34 ; York CL 912) Folding dissected copy. London J Cary. (Bart) 93 /xiii Title '1831.' Pi '.......Jan.y 1st 1831'. Add new or upgrade roads ‘Lamberhurst/ Horsemonden, Hartley via Cranbrook to Iden Green, Woolpack/Lydd, Coldwell/Biddenden, Three Cimites [W of Biddenden]/ Pluckley, Maidstone/Hedcorn, Preston/Chartham, Sandwich/Buckland, Charing/Chilham, Sturry/Herne/Hampton, Sarre/Margate, Margate/ Ramsgate & branch to Nether Court, Lydd /Woolpack, Gravesend/Wrotham, 2 branches off the Maresfield road, East towards Penshurts then branch South towards Maresfield. Folding dissected copy in green case. London J Cary but [G & J Cary]1831,(K.33 Cfor KS 18/1419/Bart) NB.i With the Cary Pi covered by an early G.Cruchley adhesive label. NB.ii The K.33 copy has numerous Mss Railway lines depicted for SER, Great Kent Atmospheric & Central Kent Co.s 93 /xiv Explanation List added Upper L. 8 lines with 6 symbols. Chief Places of County Election...................+ with compass pointer Polling Places.................................................+ [Maltese Cross] Boroughs returning Two Members.................** - " - - " - One Member...................* Boundaries of Boroughs expressed by a narrow line of colour ------ Divisions of Counties expressed by a broad line of colour _ . _ . _ . Places marked on map face by a Black Maltese Cross- Bromley, Greenwich, Tunbridge, Gravesend, Maidstone, Cranbrooke, New Romney, Ashford, Sittingbourne, Canterbury, Ramsgate. Folding dissected copy in green case. London J Cary. but [G & J Cary] 1831,(Bart) 'Cary's New English atlas; being a complete set...........' London J Cary but [G & J Cary] 1834. (B.L. Maps.20.e.26) Cover detail - ‘G.F.CRUCHLEY,/MAP-SELLER AND PUBLISHER,/81,FLEET STREET,/CORNER OF SALISBURY SQUARE,/FROM 38, LUDGATE STREET.’ . (NYPLib Flat sheet copy ; eBay folding copy 2014) 93/xv Title '1842.' Pi '..Jan.y 1st 1840. 'Parliamentary *'s Hythe *Dover ** Greenwich**..... Rail. A-B,1-3,open to 1844. Folding set of County Maps. 1834-46c (BL Maps C 29 a 6) NB. Plates obtained by G.F.Cruchley c1844-6 Printed by Lithographic transfer as Atlas & Loose maps. The loose maps cover title frequently differs from that on the map face, therefore the map title will be used in preference to the cover title.Cary/ Cruchley plates sold c1877 to Gall & Inglis production of the maps continued into 1900s. LITHOGRAPHS NB.Railways projected/in progress on lithgraphic copies in particular are shown variously as dash lines, double lines, dls filled in alternate blocks. 93/A Submarine telegraphic cables shown to Calais & Ostend. obbl - date 'January 1st 1855. Framed scale bar and 8 line Explanation still on. under title Pi-'London Published by G F Cruchley Map-Seller & Globe Maker,81 Fleet Street'. Title a hollow Kent with a -x- infil, beneath Cruchley inserts a note 'THIS MAP MAY BE HAD GEOLOGICALLY COLOURED/PRICE 3/6 IN SHEET' Rail.1-3,4-10,A-B,C-D open to 1851.Mss additions in India ink 11-24, no 23. Lines named in uppercase, i.e 'South Eastern Railway(Main line','Eastern Ry' twice,) NB. The Geologically coloured title note above appears on all Cruchley issues of this map, but no Cruchley Kent Geologically coloured copy has been located to date. Map title 'Cruchley's Railway Map of KENT showing ..Railways & ......Stations.' London Published by G F Cruchley [loose copy c1851](PRO MPS.3.31.) 93/B obbl 'January 1st 1856.', Explanation additions 'Railways & Names of Stations', 'Telegraph Lines & Stations' and symbols. Rail 1-10,11,12,A-D open to 1857. In progress/projected 13,14,19, junction Crystal Palace/Elm End Green,no lines 15-18. Pale green cover,Map title 'Cruchley's Railway Map of KENT showing ..Railways & ......Stations.' London Published by G F Cruchley 1856 (Bart i) 93/C Map title corresponds with atlas title, obar a typeset pl No '18', Rail.1-12,13,pt 15 [Beckenham/St Mary Cray,],A-D, junction Crystal Palace/Elm End Green, open to 1859, in progress/projected additions 14,19. [NB. Mss additions pt 15 [St Mary Cray/Strood],16, 17,18,] 'Cruchley's Railway and Telegraphic County Atlas....' London G F Cruchley.[1860i], maps dated between1855-58 (Bart*/ Bod J Maps 117 folding copygreen cover) 93/D Rail 1-13,14-19, A-D,in progress/projected additions Xa 20,21i, Orange cover,Map title 'Cruchley's Railway & Telegraphic Map of KENT showing ..Railways ......Stations.' London Published by G F Cruchley [1861-2] (K.33 CforKS 18-1226) 93/.... D Map title has been reset, punctuation of 'Map-Seller' on previous maps is now 'Map Seller', KENT hollow with curled letters with -x- infil. obar Pl No '18' again present. Rail. 1-13,pt 15 [Beckenham/St Mary Cray],16-17,A-D, Barking line connects to London, open to 1860, in progress/projected pt15 [St Mary Cray/ Strood],18,19,21i. no line 20. 'Cruchley's Railway and Telegraphic County Atlas....' London G F Cruchley.[1860ii],maps are dated 1855-58 (BL Maps 18 d 17) 93/E Rail.1-14,16-17,A-D,15,18,19.open to 1861,In progress/projected 21,Xa shown sl. no line 20. 'Cruchley's Railway and Telegraphic County Atlas....' London G F Cruchley. [1860] (CB E253) 93/F Rail.1-19,1A-D, open to 1861,In progress/projected 20,21i,Xa. obbl date removed. obar Pl Nº typeset'18' added. 'Cruchley's Railway & Telegraphic Map of KENT showing ..Railways ......Stations.' London Published by G F Cruchley [1861] (Bart ii) 93/G Pl Nº typeset '18' obar is absent. Rail. 1-19,A-D, Barking line connects to London, open to 1861, in progress/projected additions 20,21i,Xa. 'Cruchley's Railway & Telegraphic Map of KENT showing ..Railways ......Stations.' London Published by G F Cruchley.
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