Laurie & Whittle’s German Dominions of the King of Great Britain Printed Area Measurement_78 x 53 cm sheet size but generally a very good

but generally a very good example

Germany consolidated its hold over German East Africa in the late 1880s and 1890s

with a lucrative Ordnance Survey contract

this appears to be the first published edition with no revisions or corrections

horizontal Central Line and vertical Northern Line

Laurie & Whittle’s German Dominions of the King of Great Britain Printed Area Measurement_78 x 53 cm sheet size but generally a very goodGerman Dominions of the King of Great Britain; Comprized under the name of Electorate of Brunswick Luneburg and including the Dutchies of Bremen, Verden, Lunenburg Zell, Calenberg and Grubenhagen This map of northwestern Germany was published in Thomas Kitchins A General Atlas. Kitchin died in 1784, but his name continued to appear although the atlas was published by Robert Sayer and his successors, Laurie and Whittle. Although he never visited,