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Book by Taylor and Skinners
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Book by Taylor and Skinners

18th century
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Book by Taylor and Skinners Maps of the Roads of Ireland Circa 1783. There is a £12 charge for postage and packing

1783 to 1783 Ireland

Binding Needs Work. International Shipping. A shipping quote is available on request

Physical Dimensions
Height
25.4cm (10.00")
Width
15.2cm (5.98")
Depth
3.2cm (1.26")
Declaration

Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques has dated this Antique Irish Road Atlas to the 18th Century.

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SA631172
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2021
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Description
Book by Taylor and Skinners Maps of the Roads of Ireland Circa 1783. There is a £12 charge for postage and packing

1783 to 1783 Ireland

Binding Needs Work. International Shipping. A shipping quote is available on request

Height
25.4cm (10.00")
Width
15.2cm (5.98")
Depth
3.2cm (1.26")
Date of Manufacture

Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques has dated this Antique Irish Road Atlas to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA631172
Dealers Internal Ref
2021
Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques
Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2019

Oriental art,fine period ivories bronzes,ceramics unusual silver objects and tribal art.

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An open eighteenth-century Taylor and Skinner road atlas displaying engraved strip maps detailing the route from Dublin to Donaghadee.
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Archive I An open eighteenth-century Taylor and Skinner road atlas displaying engraved strip maps detailing the route from Dublin to Donaghadee.

Book by Taylor and Skinners

Archive II An open eighteenth-century Taylor and Skinner road atlas displaying engraved strip maps detailing the route from Dublin to Donaghadee. View II
Archive III An open eighteenth-century Taylor and Skinner road atlas displaying engraved strip maps detailing the route from Dublin to Donaghadee. View III
Archive IV An open eighteenth-century Taylor and Skinner road atlas displaying engraved strip maps detailing the route from Dublin to Donaghadee. View IV
Archive V An open eighteenth-century Taylor and Skinner road atlas displaying engraved strip maps detailing the route from Dublin to Donaghadee. View V
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Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques
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An open eighteenth-century Taylor and Skinner road atlas displaying engraved strip maps detailing the route from Dublin to Donaghadee.
Book by Taylor and Skinners
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An open eighteenth-century Taylor and Skinner road atlas displaying engraved strip maps detailing the route from Dublin to Donaghadee.
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Taylor and Skinner road maps refer to eighteenth-century surveys published by George Taylor and Andrew Skinner detailing the main routes of Ireland and Scotland. First published in the late 1770s, these strip maps illustrate roads, topography, landmarks, and gentry estates for contemporary travellers.

These volumes were printed on rag paper using engraved copper plates and were commonly bound in leather, such as calfskin or sheepskin. The maps feature detailed line engravings alongside hand-stitched binding structures.

Authentic eighteenth-century atlases display laid paper with visible chain lines or watermarks, distinct impression marks from copperplates, and period-appropriate typography. Wear patterns, light foxing, and original binding structure consistent with late Georgian techniques further indicate authenticity.

An open antique atlas can be displayed upright on a library table, positioned on a wooden book stand within a bookshelf display, or placed inside a glass showcase. Pairing printed historical cartography with understated brass accents complements both traditional and modern study spaces.

Store historic volumes in a stable environment away from direct sunlight, elevated humidity, and direct heat sources to limit paper deterioration. Handle pages with clean hands, avoid forcing tight bindings flat, and utilize acid-free conservation materials for display or storage.
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