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British Map Engravers – A Supplement

British Map Engravers not included in the 2011 Book

  • BRITISH MAP ENGRAVERS – A SUPPLEMENT
  • ALL ENTRIES
    • A — ENTRIES
      • Christopher Addison
      • Allan & Wigley
      • Jacob Abraham
      • John Allan
      • William Angus
      • John Gardner Austin
      • William Austin
      • Frederick Alvey
    • B — ENTRIES
      • William Kellett Baker
      • Joshua Kirby Baldrey
      • Thomas Balster
      • Edward David Barlow
      • Mary Ann Bateman
      • John Bathgate
      • John Beck
      • Samuel Bellin
      • Peter Lewis Bemi
      • Joel Bennett
      • Anthony Benoist
      • William Bartholomew Billett
      • —– Blake
      • Thomas Bluett
      • John Blundell
      • Alfred Bock
      • Bowles & Carver
      • Henry Carington Bowles
      • Henry William Brewer
      • William Henry Brewer
      • David Brown
      • William Gill Brown
      • Francis Henry Burslem
      • John Burton
      • Thomas Black
      • Augustus Butler
      • Joshua Bryant
    • C — ENTRIES
      • Campbell & Macartney
      • James Stirling Campbell
      • Francis Carlyle
      • Samuel Carver
      • Henry Kent Causton
      • Concanen & Lee
      • James Chapman
      • Peter Christie
      • Henry Clark
      • Raphael Clint
      • Charles Walton Coard
      • Alfred Concanen
      • Francis Consitt
      • I. S. Cox
      • George Robertson Craig
      • Thomas Craig
      • Joseph Augustus Crew
      • Roger Creighton
      • Charles John Culliford
    • D — ENTRIES
      • John Charles Davis
      • Dean & Munday
      • Mary Anne Dean
      • Thomas Dean
      • Gustave Phillip de Garlieb
      • E. De La Combe
      • Diprose & Bateman
      • John Diprose
      • Francis Dixon
      • Francis Dormieux
      • James Dunn
    • E — ENTRIES
      • Charles Rice Evans
    • F — ENTRIES
      • William Firmadge
      • Edward Fitzgerald
      • Ford & Tilt
      • Francis Ford
      • Robert Franklin
      • Richard Freemont
    • G — ENTRIES
      • William Galbraith
      • Sydney Gibbons
      • Edward Gilks
      • Appleyard Ginder
      • James Godby
      • Charles Goddard
      • Goddard & Lancaster
      • William Roger Goddard
      • William Green 2
      • William Griggs
    • H — ENTRIES
      • Thomas Ham
      • Charles Heath
      • James Heath
      • George David Hebert
      • John Hemingway
      • Alfred Hillman
    • J — ENTRIES
      • Charles Jennings
      • Paul Jerrard
      • Harry Cooper Jervis
      • William Jervis
      • Orlando Jewitt
      • Anthony Bunn Johnson
      • George Phillips Johnson
      • John Morris Johnson
      • G. H. Jones
      • Jacob William Jones
      • William Joyce
    • K — ENTRIES
      • Benjamin Peach Keasberry
      • John George Kelly
      • William James Kelly
      • Kemp & Sowerby
      • George Kemp
      • Thomas Kippax King
      • William Knight
    • L — ENTRIES
      • John William Lancaster
      • John Lavars
      • Henry Lawrence
      • George Lawson
      • John Lawson
      • Joseph Lee
      • Thomas Wales Lee
      • Liley & Bluett
      • Thomas Liley
      • John Lothian
    • M — ENTRIES
      • William Macartney
      • David McGibbon McCraig
      • James McKay
      • John McKenzie
      • McKie & Lawson
      • Hugh Unsworth McKie
      • William Mansfield
      • Charles Samuel Marcuard
      • Cyrus Mason
      • John Max
      • Walter Henry Medhurst
      • John Melish
      • Francis Merryweather
      • Johnannis Meyer
      • William Milne
      • Robert Ferguson Mitchell
      • William Moffitt
      • Robert Morrison
      • Andrew Motte
      • Forbes Mudie
      • Anna Maria Munday
      • Thomas Munday
      • Donald Fisher Murphy
      • George David Myers
    • N — ENTRIES
      • Robert Newbery
    • O — ENTRIES
      • John O’Neil
      • Thomas Onwhyn
      • Philip John Ouless
    • P — ENTRIES
      • Thomas Packer
      • Richard Harker Palmer
      • Robert Park
      • Ashbrook Peers
      • Francis Perry
      • John Paterson
      • Joseph Pettingell
      • John Penman
      • George Phipps
      • Thomas Powell
      • John Pike
      • Penman & Galbraith
      • Thomas Prattent
    • R — ENTRIES
      • David J. Redman
      • Thomas Rigby
      • James Nathaniel Rind
      • William Rood
      • George Skene Rule
      • William Rushton
    • S — ENTRIES
      • Henry Self
      • Henry Maitland Smith
      • James Charles Sherriff
      • Thomas Smith 4
      • Joseph Constantine Stadler
      • William Stewart
      • William Thomas Stannard
      • Henry Sargant Storer
      • George Henry Stapleton
      • Stannard & Dixon
    • T — ENTRIES
      • Alfred Tilt
      • Jean-Baptiste Tassin
      • J. & I. Tirebuck
      • Isaac Tirebuck
      • Joseph Tirebuck
      • Tosswill & Myers
      • Charles Speare Tosswill
      • James Truscott
      • James Tuttle
    • V — ENTRIES
      • Gerard Vandergucht 2
      • John Vantack
    • W — ENTRIES
      • Charles Anthony Wadeson
      • Wainwright & Bock
      • William Edward Wagner
      • William Wainwright
      • George Walker
      • Robert Walker 2
      • Edmund Wall
      • Frederick Waller
      • Francis John Thomas Walsh
      • Thomas Walsh
      • William Louis Walton
      • Thomas Wells
      • Thomas Wigzell
      • J. Wilkinson
      • David Wilson
      • William Hankinson Wigley
      • Henry Wilson
      • William Wilson
      • William Fletcher Wodson
      • Abraham Wivell
      • George Wood
      • James Edmund Wood
      • William Wood
      • William Wright
    • Y — ENTRIES
      • —– Yates
      • Alexander Yeoman
  • POSTS

R — ENTRIES

DAVID J. REDMAN

THOMAS RIGBY

JAMES NATHANIEL RIND

WILLIAM ROOD

GEORGE SKENE RULE

WILLIAM RUSHTON

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Plan of the royal gardens of Richmond [Kew Gardens] ca.1750
Ham's Squatting Map of Victoria, Port Phillip District, New South Wales. 1851
Robert Dighton, Geography Bewitched!
Maps! Anything wanted today sir? 1791
A map of the world 1788.

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