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NORWICH. Original c.1850, by G. H. Swanston, published by
Fullarton’s. Dating is approximate — the railways have arrived, and
there are several obviously new streets to the north-west, between the Earlham
and Heigham roads; or rather, their courses, for no houses have been built. Original
9" x 6.5" (22.5 x 16.5cm) — like all of Swanston’s maps, the
engraving is of a very fine standard which allows (and indeed benefits from) considerable
enlargement.
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NORF1
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£6.00
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NORWICH 1807, from The Beauties of England.
Engraved by J. Roper, from a survey by Thornton, and published
by Vernor, Hood & Sharp of Poultry, London. Includes small
inset engravings of the city arms and St. Ethelbert’s Gate,
and references to the churches and principal buildings. A really
fine, highly-detailed map, made all the easier to appreciate by
being considerably enlarged.
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NORF2
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£6.00
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Views
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THE CHOIR, NORWICH CATHEDRAL. Original drawing by R. Garland, engraved by B. Winkles, for Winkles’ Cathedrals, c. 1840.
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NORF3
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£4.00
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ENTRANCE TO THE CLOISTERS, NORWICH CATHEDRAL. Original drawn
by R. Garland, engraved by W. French for Winkles’ Cathedrals, c.
1840.
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NORF4
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£4.00
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VIEW ACROSS THE NAVE, NORWICH CATHEDRAL. Original drawn by
Hablot Browne, engraved by B. Winkles for Winkles’ Cathedrals, c.
1840.
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NORF5
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£4.00
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BURNHAM THORPE, THE BIRTHPLACE OF ADMIRAL LORD NELSON. Original
drawn by Hablot Browne, engraved by B. Winkles for Winkles’ Cathedrals, c. 1840.
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NORF6
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£4.00
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