Reviews of Maps
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https://doi.org/10.55650/igj.1989.666Abstract
REPRODUCTIONS OF ORDNANCE SURVEY OF IRELAND TOWN PLANS. (1) ‘The Godfrey Edition’. Gateshead: Alan Godfrey, 19867ndash;1989. 12 maps, folded, originally issued 1843–1931 at scales between 1: 1056 and 1: 2500, now reproduced at between 1: 2640 and 1: 4340. IR£2.00 each. ISBN 0 85054 xxxx (xxxx = numbers vary with each map). (2) ‘The Phoenix Maps Series’. Dublin: Phoenix Maps, 1989. 26 maps, folded, originally issued 1842–1912 at scales between 1: 500 and 1: 10,560, now reproduced at between 1: 1700 and 1: 12,000. IR£7.00 each. ISSN 0791-1912. ISBN 1 872259 xxxx (xxxx = numbers vary with each map). Reviewed by ARNOLD HORNER
JOHN ROCQUE'S POCKET PLAN DUBLIN 1757. Reduced from the original scale of 1: 6802 and reproduced at 1: 9748, with a note by J. H. Andrews. Dublin: Phoenix Maps, 1988. IR£3.00. No ISBN. JOHN TAYLORS MAP OF THE ENVIRONS OF DUBLIN 1816. Reproduced at the scale of the original, 1: 40, 320, and accompanied by a booklet (18 pp.) by J. H. Andrews. Dublin: Phoenix Maps, 1989. IR£7.00. ISBN I 872259 02 2. Reviewed by ARNOLD HORNER
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