Bradshaw’s Railway Guide from Prince Albert’s Household guidebooks during the Austrian war of

during the Austrian war of Succession

The map in this  is printed in three colours with some landmarks depicted pictorially

The map was published in The imperial atlas of modern geography

black and white as issued

ultimately

Bradshaw’s Railway Guide from Prince Albert’s Household guidebooks during the Austrian war ofLoosely inserted into this railway guide is a 1952 letter from Bradshaws, replying to an enquiry from Gordon C. Dickinson, a former owner of our copy of the Guide. (Gordon Cawood Dickinson taught in the School of Geography at Leeds University between the 1950s and 1980s and wrote on aspects of the history of cartography; he passed away in 2017). The 1952 letter explains wryly that although no person at present there [at Head Office] can remember as