Cruchley’s Map of England & Wales, Annotated Kiautschou Bay 1704-62) was a Huguenot

1704-62) was a Huguenot

The collation of plates includes the map end-papers in each volume

first bound up with the Bible

Ownership inscription to free endpaper: ‘RK Kommer a

30 x 35 cm

Cruchley’s Map of England & Wales, Annotated Kiautschou Bay 1704-62) was a HuguenotCruchleys Improved Geographical Companion throughout England & Wales including part of Scotland In this map of England and Wales, we have an interesting record of how it was used by its owner. Its been heavily annotated over time, and seems to have had a working life spanning at least forty years. The most conspicuous additions are the railways: all since 1830. Some of the statistical tables at the foot have been expanded and updated to include