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RARE MAP OF HAMPSTEAD - 1814
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1814 Newton map of Hampstead, Belsize Park, Primrose Hill, St John's Wood, Chalk Farm & Kilburn

Orientation
This scarce 1814 map covers the area now occupied by Hampstead, Belsize Park, Primrose Hill, St John's Wood, Swiss Cottage & Kilburn (principally the modern London postal codes NW3, NW6 and NW8). The map is orientated towards the north west. The road which runs along the left hand edge of the map is Kilburn High Road (from where it becomes Maida Vale at the bottom of the map) & Shoot Up Hill at the top of the map. The (then) village of Hampstead and Hampstead Heath occupies the top right hand quarter of the map, with all buildings in the village being marked on the map. West Hampstead (then West End) is shown as a hamlet on the left hand side of the map. The road known known as Hampstead High Street, Rosslyn Hill & Haverstock Hill is shown on the right hand side of the map running from Hampstead Village down to the bottom of the map through the Manor of Belsize. Primrose Hill is marked at the bottom of the map, close to the original buildings of Chalk Farm.

Other places of interest
Other places of interest marked include Chalcott (shown as a house or farm buildings), Belsize House, Belsize Park, Rosslyn House, Fortune Green, Gospel Oak (the original tree itself is shown), St John's Wood farm, The Spaniards, Shoot up Hill farm, Vale of Health, North End, Wildwood, Ponds of the Hampstead Water Works.

Streets named on the map
Streets named on the map include Shoot up Hill, Kilburn Lane (now Quex Rd, West End Lane), West End Lane, Blind Lane (now Gondar Gardens/Ajax Lane), Shoot Up Hill Lane (now Mill Lane), Hampstead High Street, Branch Hill, Well Walk, Flask Walk, Pond Street, Belsize Lane, Church Row, Frognal, New End, Holly Walk, Prospect Walk, Red Lion Hill (now Rosslyn Hill), Hall Oak or Manor farm, Squires Mount.

The map shows streams, parish boundaries, miles stones, and the fields which covered most of the area of the map at that time are marked out.

The adjoining parishes of Willesden ("Wilsdon"), Hendon, St Pancras & St Marylebone are marked at the edges of the map.

The scale of the map is marked in furlongs.

Another example of this map is in the collection of the Bodleian Library (see URL below pg 49).
We have not been able to find this map for sale elsewhere at the time of listing.
http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/users/nnj/MAPLIST3_291107.pdf

(Source Wikipedia)

DATE PRINTED: 1814

IMAGE SIZE: Approx 44.0 x 41.5cm, 17.25 x 16.25 inches (Large); Please note that this is a folding map.

ARTIST/CARTOGRAPHER/ENGRAVER: J & W Newton, Chancery Lane; J Quilley

PROVENANCE: The topography and natural history of Hampstead in the County of Middlesex, by John James Park

PETIT ATLAS DE GEOGRAPHIE Cortambert 1878

SIZES: Approximately: OVERALL: 13x10 inches. Folding. IMAGE SIZE: 11x8.5 Inches. 28x21 Cms
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PROVENANCE: PETIT ATLAS DE GEOGRAPHIE. ANCIENNE, DU MOYEN ET MODERN.
Printed in Paris by Librairie Hachette et Cie, 79 Boulevard St. Germain. Under the supervision of E. Cortambert.

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#3 PALESTINE AT THE TIME OF JESUS CHRIST (Israel)

#4 ANCIENT EGYPT & CANAAN

#5 PERSIAN EMPIRE UNDER DARIUS I

#6 ASIA MINOR (Ancient)

#7 EMPIRE OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT

#8 ANCIENT GREECE

#9 GREEK COLONIES c.500 BC

#10 ANCIENT ITALY

#11 SPAIN. PORTUGAL. NORTH WEST AFRICA.

#12 FRANCE AT THE TIME OF JULIUS CAESAR

#13 ROMAN BRITAIN. British Isles

#14 ANCIENT GERMANY

#15 ITALY ROMAN EMPIRE UNDER AUGUSTUS

#16 FRANCE UNDER THE EMPERORS

#17 EUROPE BEFORE THE BARBARIAN INVASIONS

#18 EUROPE DURING THE BARBARIAN INVASIONS

#19 EUROPE IN THE 6TH CENTURY

#20 FRANCE. EMPIRE OF DOGABERT I. ACCORDING TO WIKIPEDIA: Dagobert I (c. 603 – 19 January 639) was the king of Austrasia (623–634), king of all the Franks (629–634), and king of Neustria and Burgundy (629–639). He was the last Merovingian dynast to wield

#21 ARAB EMPIRE. 8TH CENTURY

#22 EUROPE 8TH CENTURY. CHARLEMAGNE EMPIRE

#23 EUROPE. FRENCH EMPIRE. 9TH CENTURY

#24 FRANCE IN 987 AD

#25 GERMANY SAXON EMPERORS ETC

#26 EUROPE AT THE TIME OF THE CRUSADES

#27 GREECE TURKEY PALESTINE AREA. EMPIRE GRECO-LATIN. According to Wikipedia: The Greco-Roman world, Greco-Roman culture, or the term Greco-Roman[1] (spelled Graeco-Roman in the UK and Commonwealth countries), when used as an adjective, as understood by modern scholars and writers, refers to those geographical regions and countries who culturally (and so historically) were directly, protractedly and intimately influenced by the language, culture, government and religion of the ancient Greeks and Romans. In exact terms the area refers to the "Mediterranean world", the extensive tracts of land centered on the Mediterranean and Black Sea basins, the "swimming-pool and spa" of the Greeks and Romans, i.e. one wherein their cultural perceptions, ideas and sensitivities were dominant.

#28 ITALY NORTH. At the time of the Hohenstaufen. According to Wikipedia: The Greco-Roman world, Greco-Roman culture, or the term Greco-Roman[1] (spelled Graeco-Roman in the UK and Commonwealth countries), when used as an adjective, as understood by modern scholars and writers, refers to those geographical regions and countries who culturally (and so historically) were directly, protractedly and intimately influenced by the language, culture, government and religion of the ancient Greeks and Romans. In exact terms the area refers to the "Mediterranean world", the extensive tracts of land centered on the Mediterranean and Black Sea basins, the "swimming-pool and spa" of the Greeks and Romans, i.e. one wherein their cultural perceptions, ideas and sensitivities were dominant.

#29 ASIA MONGOL EMPIRE: According to Wikipedia: The Mongol Empire (Mongolian: Монголын Эзэнт Гүрэн (help·info), Mongolyn Ezent Güren or Их Mонгол улс, Ikh Mongol Uls) was an empire from the 13th and 14th century spanning from Eastern Europe across Asia.

#30 FRANCE UNDER CHARLES 7. According to Wikipedia: Charles VII (22 February 1403 – 22 July 1461), called the Victorious (French: le Victorieux)[1] or the Well-Served (French: le Bien-Servi), was King of France from 1422 to his death,[2] though he was initially opposed by Henry VI of England, whose Regent, the Duke of Bedford, ruled much of France from Paris.
He was a member of the House of Valois, the son of Charles VI, but his succession to the throne was left questionable by the English occupation of northern France. He was, however, famously crowned in Reims in 1429 through the endeavors of Joan of Arc to free France from the English. His later reign was marked by struggles with his son, the eventual Louis XI.

#31 EUROPE IN 1453

#32 CELESTIAL SOLAR SYSTEM. ETC.

#33 WORLD TWIN HEMISPHERE ETC

#34 WORLD. MERCATOR PROJECTION. MAPPEMONDE

#35 EUROPE PHYSICAL MAP

#36 EUROPE IN 1870

#39 AMERICA NORTH + SOUTH

#40 OCEANIE. Australia. New Zealand. Polynesia.

#41 FRANCE PHYSICAL MAP

#42 FRANCE ANCIENT PROVINCES

#43 FRANCE DEPARTEMENTS. Inset plan Paris Environs

#44 FRANCE NORTH WEST. Inset Plans of Strasbourg & Lille.

#45 FRANCE. CHANNEL COAST.Pas de Calais. Inset plans Paris & Rouen

#46 FRANCE. ATLANTIC COAST. Brest to Pyrenees. Inset plans of Bordeaux & Nantes

#47 FRANCE COTE D'AZUR & inalnd to Basle. Inset plans of Lyon & Marseille.

#48 EUROPE Railway Map: FRANCE GERMANY LOW COUNTRIES. Etc

#49 FRANCE GEOLOGICAL MAP. Geology.

#51 FRENCH COLONIES. Including Martinique. Guadalupe. Vietnam. Etc

19th CENTURY VIEWS FROM THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, THE GRAPHIC Etc
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THE SALLE AUX BLES ET FARINES. PARIS Corn, grain, Flour market. France. Interesting related article verso.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
VINTAGERS WAITING TO BE HIRED AT ARGENTEUIL. Interesting short related article verso. Wines. Grape harvest.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
GOOD SPORT. Couple fishing from a punt…and flirting. Love. Romance.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
A WATER SELLER IN CAIRO. Egypt. Interesting short related article verso.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
THE FETE DES LOGES AT ST. GERMAIN. France. A fair and carnival held in the Forest of St-Germain from July to mid-August. Food.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
BIRTHPLACE & RELICS OF JOHN BUNYAN. Elstow. Bedfordshire. Attractive montage of 7 views etc.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
Holiday sketches - a halt for water during an ascent of Snowdon. Wales. Mountaineering. Lady riding sidesaddle (side saddle)	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
A SLIGHT MISFORTUNE. By P. Korle. The housemaid has dropped an ornament. Short interesting related text verso.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
REAR GUARD PROTECTING A CONVOY. Painted by Bellange. Militaria	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
THE GLADIATORS: POLLICE VERSO. By M Gerome. A fight to the finish in the Coliseum, Rome. Italy	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
AMATEUR NAVVIES AT OXFORD - UNDERGRADUATES MAKING A ROAD AS SUGGESTED BY MR RUSKIN. Artist J. Nash. Cottages. Oxon. Oxfordshire.	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
WITH ALL THEIR BANNERS BRAVELY SPREAD, AND ALL THEIR ARMOUR FLASHING HIGH. Artist Sir John Gilbert. Knights on horseback riding into battle.	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
ALBERT DURER SKETCHING THE PANORAMA OF ANTWERP IN 1520. Artist John Neuhuys. According to Wikipedia: Albrecht Dürer (21 May 1471 – 6 April 1528) was a German painter, printmaker and theorist from Nuremberg. His prints established his reputation across Europe when he was still in his twenties, and he has been conventionally regarded as the greatest artist of the Northern Renaissance ever since.	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
IN THE ENEMY'S COUNTRY. Artist G. B. Goddard. Leopards in the jungle. Wild animals.	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
NERO AMONGST THE RUINS OF ROME. Artist Karl Piloty. According to Wikipedia: The Great Fire of Rome (Latin: Magnum Incendium Romae) was a large fire which struck ancient Rome in 64 AD. According to the historian Tacitus, the fire started on the night of 18 July, among the shops clustered around the Circus Maximus. As many Romans lived in wood houses without masonry, the fire spread quickly through these areas. The fire was almost contained after five days before regaining strength. The historian Suetonius claims the fire burned for six days and seven nights in total. The fire destroyed three of fourteen Roman districts and severely damaged seven, while leaving only four undamaged. Also destroyed were Nero's palace, the Temple of Jupiter Stator and the hearth in the Temple of Vesta.	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
VISIT OF H. R. H. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH TO LIVERPOOL - A SKETCH ON THE EXCHANGE 'FLAGS'. Royalty. Lancs. Lancashire. Architecture.	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
SHAKESPEARE BEFORE THE JUSTICES. Artist Julius SCHRADER. Law. Writers. Authors. Medieval.	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
LONDON SKETCHES - AN ARTIST ON STONE. Pavement artist at work. Victoriana.	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
LONDON SKETCHES - TO SCOTLAND BY SEA. A SKETCH AT IRONGATE WHARF. Docklands. Victoriana. Ships.	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
A WILD BOAR HUNT - Artist F. TAYLER. Medieval. Horses. Hunting.	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE

DARTMOUTH REGATTA. 5 engraved views of the sailing and town INCLUDING THE HARBOUR, Butter Walk and Fore Street. Devon. Devonshire. Yachts in sailing match.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
CANAL LIFE: TEA TIME ON A 'MONKEY BOAT'. Life on a canal barge, called 'monkey' or 'narrow' boats.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
THE END OF THE CONTINENTAL TOUR - NEPTUNE'S VICTIMS. A SKETCH AT FOLKESTONE ON A SQUALLY DAY. The cross Channel passengers have had a rough crossing.	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
WORKING A 'NIGHT HEAT' - THE GREAT 35 TON STEAM HAMMER AT WOOLWICH ARSENAL. London. Victorian Machinery. Industry	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
HE WON'T HURT YOU! Artist \Heywood Hardy. Charming little girl holding a large dog.	View Image	1875	DOUBLE PAGE
LAUNCH OF THE 'ALEXANDRA' AT CHATHAM. Ship Launch. Kent. Dockyard	View Image	1875	DOUBLE PAGE
GRAND BAZAAR IN THE FREE TRADE HALL MANCHESTER, IN AID OF THE HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, PENDLEBURY. Victorian charity event.	View Image	1875	DOUBLE PAGE
THE INUNDATION. Artist Jan Verhas. Pretty young girl rather to enthusiastically watering some pot plants.	View Image	1875	DOUBLE PAGE
A WINTER WALK. Victorian Fashions for a cold day.	View Image	1875	DOUBLE PAGE
RUINED: THE DAY AFTER THE TEMPEST. Artist H. Bource. The fishing boat has been wrecked on the shore. Like others before and since the resilient fisher folk will work hard to restore their fortunes.	View Image	1874	DOUBLE PAGE
THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA'S VISIT TO VENICE: PROCESSION ON THE GRAND CANAL. Many gondolas. Fie architecture. Italy. Italia. Venezia	View Image	1875	DOUBLE PAGE
THE CASKET SCENE - MERCHANT OF VENICE. By F. Barth. Shakespeare. Theatre. Writer. Famous author.	View Image	1875	DOUBLE PAGE
LONDON SKETCHES - REGENT CIRCUS, OXFORD STREET, DURING THE SEASON. Many coach & horses. Architecture. Shoppers.	View Image	1875	DOUBLE PAGE
CROSSING THE LINE - FATHER NEPTUNE AND HIS COURT. Traditional Ceremony of Crossing the Equator.	View Image	1875	DOUBLE PAGE
A BARBER'S SHOP IN TUNIS. Artist J. E. Hodgson ARA. Hairdresser. Tunisia	View Image	1875	DOUBLE PAGE
CUREE AUX FLAMBEAUX - THE STAG GIVEN TO THE HOUNDS BY TORCHLIGHT. Interest short related article verso.	View Image	1855	DOUBLE PAGE
THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO PARIS - ARRIVAL OF HER MAJESTY AT THE PALACE OF VERSAILLES. Queen Victoria. Coach. Architecture. Royalty	View Image	1855	DOUBLE PAGE
PANORAMIC VIEW OF PARIS, WITH THE LOUVRE AND RUE DE RIVOLI COMPLETED. France	View Image	1855	DOUBLE PAGE
THE ROYAL AND IMPERIAL CORTEGE IN PARIS. Coach. Queen Victoria. Prince Albert. Horses. Royalty	View Image	1855	DOUBLE PAGE
MAZURKA BY HENRY RUSSELL. Sheet music with 2 attractive vignettes of Pretty Ladies. (Left) FRUIT. (Right) FLOWERS. According to Wikipedia: Henry Russell (24 December 1812 or 1813, Sheerness, Kent, UK – 8 December 1900, London) was an English pianist, baritone singer and composer, born into a distinguished Jewish family.	View Image	1851	DOUBLE PAGE
SKETCHES IN JAPAN. (Top) THE BRITISH FLEET AT YOKOHAMA (lower) PANORAMA OF THE CITY OF JEDDO. Pinholes at the centre fold where bound in. Interesting related text between the engraved views.	View Image	1864	DOUBLE PAGE
ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE WAR IN SCHLESWIG. (Top) SONBERBURG, WITH THE ISLAND OF ALSEN, VIEWED FROM THE WINDMILL AT DUPPEL. (Lower left) BURIAL OF SIXTY AUSTRIAN AND DANISH SOLDIERS AT FLENSBURG. (Lower right) Apenrade, lately the Austrian head quarters. As usual there are some pinholes along the centre fold where bound in. Denmark.	View Image	1864	DOUBLE PAGE
THE NAVAL REVIEW - THE FLEET ROUNDING THE PIVOT SHIPS AT THE NAB, PORTSMOUTH. Artist Edwin Weeden. Hants. Hampshire	View Image	1856	DOUBLE PAGE
THE GREAT NAVAL REVIEW - THE GUN BOATS PASSING THROUGH THE LINE OF BATTLE SHIPS. Artist G. H. Andrews. As usual there are pin holes along the centre fold, where bound in.	View Image	1856	DOUBLE PAGE
EPSOM DOWNS ON THE DERBY DAY - DRAWN BY DUNCAN. Good view of the horse race. Surrey	View Image	1846	DOUBLE PAGE
THE YACHTING SEASON AT RYDE: SCENE ON THE PIER. Sailing. Isle of Wight. Fashions. A little age related spotting.	View Image	1864	FULL PAGE
THE BIRD'S NEST. Artist W. Goodall. A delightful rural family scene in original colour - applied at the time of publication. Note there is a minor tear at lower margin, just effecting the title area, repaired verso. Some age related soiling/spotting pretty much confined to the margin & title area. Please see the scan.	View Image	1864	DOUBLE PAGE
THE FETE OF NOTRE DAME DEL PILAR, AT SARAGOSSA. Spain. Religion. (La fiesta de Nuestra Señora del Pilar en Zaragoza).	View Image	1856	DOUBLE PAGE
THE FISH MARKET AT BERLIN. Germany. There is an interesting short related article verso.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
MR HENRY IRVING AS HAMLET, AT THE LYCEUM THEATRE. Later SIR Henry Irving (1838-1905) was born John Henry Brobribb. He was one of the most celebrated actor mangers of his generation. Theatre. Theatre. Shakespeare.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
FANCY DRESS BALL AT MARLBOROUGH HOUSE: GENTLEMEN'S COSTUMES	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
JAPANESE TEA CULTIVATION. 8 engravings. There is an interesting related article verso.	View Image	1874	FP X8
THE TRIAL OF COUNT ARNIM AT BERLIN. Courtroom. Lawyers. Germany.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
MAIDENHOOD. Artist W. Wise. Delightful portrait of a pretty young lady.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE
POULTRY MARKET. HALLES CENTRALES. PARIS. France.	View Image	1874	FULL PAGE

MEMORIALS OF THE COLLEGES AND HALLS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.
By the Rev. James Ingram. Artist: J. Le Keux

PRINTED 1847 2nd Edition. Click here to verify the date.
OVERALL: 8.5x5.5 inches. IMAGE SIZE: 5.25x3.75 Inches. 13.5x9.5 Cms
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NEW COLLEGE CHAPEL

INTERIOR OF NEW COLLEGE CHAPEL

NEW COLLEGE FROM THE GARDEN

SOUTH FRONT OF ALL SOULS COLLEGE

THE CLOISTERS ETC OF ALL SOULS COLLEGE

THE CHAPEL ETC. ALL SOULS COLLEGE

WEST FRONT ALL SOULS COLLEGE

LINCOLN COLLEGE

THE CHAPEL ETC LINCOLN COLLEGE

THE HALL & CHAPEL. ORIEL COLLEGE

WEST FRONT OF ORIEL COLLEGE

THE 1ST QUADRANGLE OF QUEENS COLLEGE

SOUTH FRONT OF QUEEN'S COLLEGE

THE CLOISTERS NEW COLLEGE

THE HALL OF EXETER COLLEGE

FRONT OF EXETER COLLEGE

INTERIOR OF THE CATHEDRAL. (THE ORGAN SCREEN AND SEATS REMOVED) Architecture.

INTERIOR OF THE HALL CHRIST CHURCH Architecture

THE CHAPTER HOUSE (Slightly narrow margins)

THE LIBRARY, CHRIST CHURCH

PECKWATER QUADRANGLE - CHRIST CHURCH

STAIRCASE TO THE HALL, CHRIST CHURCH. Architecture

WEST FRONT OF CHRIST CHURCH. Small paper flaws upper right

THE GREAT QUADRANGLE. CHRIST CHURCH

GENERAL VIEW FROM MERTON FIELD

MERTON COLLEGE CHAPEL FROM THE S.W.

THE LIBRARY ETC, MERTON COLLEGE

MERTON COLLEGE CHAPEL FROM THE QUADRANGLE.

THE CATHEDRAL FROM THE N.W.

THE NORTH SIDE OF MERTON COLLEGE CHAPEL

THE NORTH FRONT OF MERTON COLLEGE

VIEW OF PEMBROKE COLLEGE

THE QUADRANGLE OF PEMBROKE COLLEGE

WORCESTER COLLEGE, QUADRANGLE LOOKING EAST

WORCESTER COLLEGE, QUADRANGLE LOOKING WEST

SAINT MARY'S HALL

ST EDMUND HALL. Small paper flaw in lower right margin.

THE HALL OF WADHAM COLLEGE

HALL ETC OF BALLIOL COLLEGE

MERTON COLLEGE FROM THE FIELDS

FRONT OF BALLIOL COLLEGE

HALL & CHAPEL OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

FRONT OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

VIEW OF OXFORD FROM THE HENLEY ROAD

THE WEST FRONT OF MAGDALEN COLLEGE

MAGDALEN COLLEGE FROM THE BRIDGE

THE CLOISTERS, MAGDALEN COLLEGE

MAGDALEN COLLEGE FROM THE WALK

BRAZEN NOSE COLLEGE Brasenose

THE QUADRANGLE OF CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE

CORPUS CHRiSTI COLLEGE

BRAZEN NOSE COLLEGE CHAPEL. Brasenose

THE CHAPEL TRINITY COLLEGE

TRINITY COLLEGE FROM THE GARDEN

FRONT OF SAINT JOHN'S COLLEGE

THE QUADRANGLE OF JESUS COLLEGE

SAINT JOHN'S COLLEGE FROM THE GARDEN

PHILIPS' HANDY ATLAS OF GENERAL GEOGRAPHY
Containing 32 Maps. Edited by William Hughes. Published in London by George Philip & Son, 32 Fleet Street.
Liverpool: Caxton Buildings, South John Street and 49 & 51 SOUTH CASTLE STREET
Printed c.1888. OVERALL SIZE APPROXIMATELY: 7x8.5 inches. Folding. IMAGE SIZE: 6x7.5 Inches. 15.5x19 Cms
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#1. THE WORLD IN HEMISPHERES

#3. BRITISH ISLANDS

#4. ENGLAND & WALES

#7. FRANCE & SWITZERLAND

#8. HOLLAND AND BELGIUM (Netherlands)

#9. SWITZERLAND

#10. GERMANY (Physical)

#11. GERMAN EMPIRE

#12.AUSTRO HUNGARIAN EMPIRE (Austria. Hungary)

#13. SWEDEN NORWAY & DENMARK Scandinavia

#14. RUSSIA IN EUROPE WITH THE CAUCASIAN PROVINCES.

#15. TURKEY IN EUROPE. GREECE. Roumania. Servia Etc. (Balkans)

#17. SPAIN & PORTUGAL

#18. ASIA Continent

#19. WESTERN ASIA FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN TO THE INDUS (Arabia. Middle East)

#20. PALESTINE IN THE TIME OF OUR SAVIOUR

#21. INDIA CHINA INDO-CHINESE PENINSULA (Malaysia. South East Asia)

#22. MALAY ARCHIPELAGO. Malaysia

#24. SOUTH AFRICA. CAPE COLONY. NATAL. TRANSVAAL & ORANGE FREE STATE

#25. NORTH AMERICA

#26. CANADA EASTERN PROVINCES

#27. UNITED STATES. Dakota still one State. Oklahoma still shown as Indian Territory.

#28. WEST INDIES. Caribbean. Central America

#29. SOUTH AMERICA

#30. AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

#31. SOUTH EAST AUSTRALIA INCLUDING NEW SOUTH WALES, VICTORIA AND THE CHIEF PART OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

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