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The West Riding of York Shire by Rob. Morden.
Robert Morden (†1703)Coloured map of Yorkshire, England. Printed in London by Thomas Cockerill in 1701.
Reference 11876
Description
Coloured engraved country map of the West riding Yorkshire by Robert Morden from The New Description and State of England, containing the Mapps of the Counties of England and Wales. Showing the county with important streets and towns. To the upper right a decorative title cartouche.
Details
| Cartographer | Robert Morden |
| Title | The West Riding of York Shire by Rob. Morden. |
| Publisher, Year | Thomas Cockerill, London, 1701 |
| Plate Size | 17.1 x 22.0 cm (6.7 x 8.7 inches) |
| Sheet Size | 22.0 x 32.4 cm (8.7 x 12.8 inches) |
Condition
Very good condition.
Cartographer
Robert Morden was a British mapmaker, mapseller, globemaker, engraver and publisher. He was active in London from 1669. He died in 1703.
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Coloured map of Yorkshire, England. Printed in London by Thomas Cockerill in 1701.
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