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[MAP OF] IRELAND FROM THE BEST AUTHORITIES
1805. Map. Copper-engraved uncolored map of Ireland. Map: 7.2 in. x 8.6 in. Paper: 8.5 in. x 10.5 in. Title in double lined oval frame at top left, with two scales under. Above neatline at top left: "Plate IX." Thjs map was reproduced in three publications in 1805 by W. Guthrie: "A New Geographical Historical and Commercial Grammar" (printed by J. Walker + 12, London), "An Atlas to Guthries Geographical Grammar" (printed by J. Walker + 12, London), and "The Post Chaise Companion" (pub. by J. & J. H. Fleming, Dublin). (Bonar Law SG 29(iv)).
Two vertical fold lines, as originally presented. Light age-toning, with a few very dim spots.\\\. Very Good. Item #100370
John Russell (c. 1750 - 1829) was a London cartographer.
Price: $60.00