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Title: The Ambulator; or, a Pocket Companion for the Tour of London and Its Environs
Description: London, Scatcherd and Letterman; et al, 1811. Leather. An illustrated guide to London, a detailed exploration of the city during the Georgian era, illustrated with plates and a folding map. The eleventh edition.Illustrated with a colour folding map to the frontispiece, and thirteen plates.Bound without one plate, 'Gravesend and Tilbury Fort', which is supposed to be facing page 107.A topographical exploration and guide to London and its surroundings up to twenty five miles. Looking at the local beauty and antiquities of the capital city.Includes a concise account of the history of the metropolis.A useful pocket companion. In a full calf rebacked binding with new endpapers. Externally, a little worn with rubbing to the boards and some loss to the extremities. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are lightly age-toned with spots. Bound without one plate. Folding maps is reinforced to the reverse, and curiously bound in upside down. Good . Ill.: Not Stated. Good .

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