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Darton and Clark., London, 1843.
Quarto (205 x 165 mm.), one part (of five) contemporary paper wrappers, with ornate printed title to upper wrapper and advert to the lower one. Repaired spine. With 8 early wash coloured lithographic plates, 2 pasted to insides of the covers.
Reuben Ramble designed this atlas for children and it is now highly desired. The maps were originally published as a set of exceedingly rare card maps of the counties by Thomas Crabb. They were then issued by Robert Miller as the 'New Miniature Atlas' of 1821. Here Ramble surrounds the wide margins of the maps with a series of ornate vignettes. Ramble (1810-75), whose name is a pseudonym for the Reverend Samuel Clark, left his father’s business in 1836 and went to London. He soon became a partner to William Darton. He went on to write geography books for children and later in life became the Rector of Eaton-Bishop. The bibliographies normally place a date of c.1845 on this work however we have owned an example of the atlas bearing the ownership inscription dated 1843. Issued in five parts that offered here is of the Midland Counties which include Oxfordshire, Herefordshire, Shropshire, Bedfordshire, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Monmouthshire & Worcestershire. Carroll 74B; Chubb 517.
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RAMBLE, Reuben : Reuben Ramble’s Travels in the Midland Counties of England
Darton and Clark., London, 1843.
Quarto (205 x 165 mm.), one part (of five) contemporary paper wrappers, with ornate printed title to upper wrapper and advert to the lower one. Repaired spine. With 8 early wash coloured lithographic plates, 2 pasted to insides of the covers.
Reuben Ramble designed this atlas for children and it is now highly desired. The maps were originally published as a set of exceedingly rare card maps of the counties by Thomas Crabb. They were then issued by Robert Miller as the 'New Miniature Atlas' of 1821. Here Ramble surrounds the wide margins of the maps with a series of ornate vignettes. Ramble (1810-75), whose name is a pseudonym for the Reverend Samuel Clark, left his father’s business in 1836 and went to London. He soon became a partner to William Darton. He went on to write geography books for children and later in life became the Rector of Eaton-Bishop. The bibliographies normally place a date of c.1845 on this work however we have owned an example of the atlas bearing the ownership inscription dated 1843. Issued in five parts that offered here is of the Midland Counties which include Oxfordshire, Herefordshire, Shropshire, Bedfordshire, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Monmouthshire & Worcestershire. Carroll 74B; Chubb 517.
RAMBLE, Reuben : Reuben Ramble’s Travels in the Midland Counties of England is listed for sale on Bibliophile Bookbase by Clive A. Burden Ltd..
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