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Japan, Korea, Taiwan (1911).Geological Map of Japanese Empire. Tokyo: Imperial Geological Survey, Feb 1911. Colour lithograph in four quarter. Japanese Geological Survey.
Sheet 30 Old Series 1866. Cornwall, north coast: Tintagel to Holywell Bay, inland: Bodmin, Lostwithiel. Topography 1813, geology 1866,. British Geological Survey.
Knipe, James A. (1858). Geological Map of Scotland, Hand coloured lithograph,109 x81 cm, dissected and mounted on linen folding to 21.5 x 12cm. Knipe.
Knipe, James A. (1859). Geological Map of the British Isles and Part of France. Hand coloured lithograph in four quarters, each 80 x 69cm, dissected and mounted on linen folding to 20 x 11.5cm. Knipe.
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Sheet 43, Old Series1”.(1845) topography 1831, geology 1845, issued 1859. Hand-coloured engraving, 66 x 80.5cm,. British Geological Survey.
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London. (1880). Wyld’s Map of the Superficial Geology of London and Environs. London: James Wyld. Colour lithograph 1:63,360. Wyld, James, jr..
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