Kitchin's Post-chaise Companion, Through England and Wales; Containing all the Ancient and new Additional Roads, ... By Thomas Kitchin, ... on one Hundred and Three Copper Plates
Thomas Kitchin
Kitchin’s Post-chaise Companion, Through England and Wales; Containing all the Ancient and new Additional Roads, … By Thomas Kitchin, … on one Hundred and Three Copper Plates
Thomas Kitchin
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Letterpress titlepage, with six unnumbered letterpress pages comprising 'An index of the cities, ...' and 'A table of the cross-roads'.
London: printed for John Bowles; Carington Bowles; and Robert Sayer, 1767. [8]p., [1],103 plates: maps; obl.4 degrees
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