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Teall, JJ Harris. British Petrography: with Special Reference to the Igneous Rocks. London: Dulau and Co, 1888, 2 volumes

Todd, EW, 1928. Coloured Geological Maps and Sections to accompany Report on Kirkland Lake Gold Area. Dept. of Mines, Ontario

Schneider, Erwin HM, 1957. [Topographic Map of] Mahalangur Himal, Chomolongma-Mount Everest, [Topographic Map of]. Colour printed

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Gardner, J. 1826. Geological Map of England and Wales, Reduced from the Map in 6 Sheets Published by the Geological Society

British Isles - England & Wales

Phillips, John. Memoirs of William Smith, LL.D., Author of the “Map of the Strata of England and Wales”, 1844

Books - History of Geology

$Ilfracomb (sic) on the Coast of North Devon$

Illustrations - British Isles

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Gardner, J. 1826. Geological Map of England and Wales, Reduced from the Map in 6 Sheets Published by the Geological Society. Gardner, J..

Murchison, RI., 1839. [Map of] The Silurian Region and Adjacent Counties of England& Wales Geologically Illustrated. Hand coloured

Sheets 91nw, 98, 99, 101, 102, Old Series, Lake District, c1880s. One inch to the mile. Geological Survey of England & Wales.

Sheets 36, 37, 41, 42, Old Series. South Wales, c. 1850s. One inch to the mile. Geological Survey of England and Wales.

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Morton, John L. 2004. King of Siluria; How Roderick Murchison Changed the Face of Geology.

Wales Mid- 1949. 3 maps: Area between Llanelwedd and Carneddau Fault, and Area between Carneddau Fault and Wern-to Fault, and Area Between Wern-to Fault and Cwm-Amliw Fault , all colour. Geological Society of London.