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  • Image du vendeur pour GERMANY, Archibald Fullarton & Co G.H. Swanston c1850. mis en vente par Jacket and Cloth

    Archibald Fullarton & Co & G.H. Swanston

    Edité par A. Fullarton & Co, London, 1850

    Vendeur : Jacket and Cloth, Chippenham, Royaume-Uni

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    No Binding. Etat : Good. c1850. Published by A. Fullarton & Co, London. Description: Titled to right hand side, Independent Southern States of Germany, by G.H. Swanston, with areas named by numbers, 1. Bavaria ,2. Wurtemberg , 3. Baden , 4. Hohoenzollern (added to Prussia in 1849), 5. Hessen Darm,stadt , 6. Nassau and 7. Coburg. Condition: Good. Light wear to edges with creasing to most corners. Crease to centre line. Lightly tanned with minor light marks to margins. CARTOGRAPHER: Archibald Fullarton (fl.1833 - 1850) publisher of steel plate engraved maps. Founded A. Fullarton and Co, in Glasgow between the years 1833-1840 and rapidly expanded into London, Edinburgh and Glasgow and Dublin. Published works include the remarkable Rev Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of Scotland andJohn Bartholomew's Imperial Map. Adopted risky strategy of re-printing work from other mapmakers, notably Bell's New and Comprehensive Gazetter of England and Wales, a collection of county maps, which were in turn copied from Samuel Lewis' Topographical English Dictionary. Led to numerous copyright disagreements around the use of other mapmakers' work. Fullarton's maps are decoratively second only to Thomas Moule. Whereas Moule's maps were highly decorated, Fullarton's maps usually included only one fine graphic, leaving the focus very much on the content of the map. ENGRAVER: