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A Map of Leicestershire from the best Authorities
John Cary (*1755 - †1835)Coloured map of Leicestershire, England. Printed in London by John Stockdale in 1805.
Reference 11912
Description
Antique map of Leicestershire by John Cary from John Stockdale's New British Atlas of 1805. The map was first published by Richard Gough in the 1789 edition of Camden's Britannia. Shows the county with important streets and cities. With a compass rose.
Details
| Cartographer | John Cary |
| Title | A Map of Leicestershire from the best Authorities |
| Publisher, Year | John Stockdale, London, 1805 |
| Plate Size | 48.0 x 42.6 cm (18.9 x 16.8 inches) |
| Sheet Size | 52.7 x 44.6 cm (20.7 x 17.6 inches) |
Condition
Very good condition.
Cartographer
John Cary was an English map publisher and engraver, active in London between 1787 and 1834. His very clear and discreetly shaded maps appeared in the 1789 edition of Camden's Britannia by Richard Gough John Stockdale's New British Atlas of 1805.
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John Cary: A Map of Leicestershire from the best Authorities.
Coloured map of Leicestershire, England. Printed in London by John Stockdale in 1805.
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