Antique Thomas Kitchin Map of Somersetshire Somerset 1786 Hand Coloured Framed WedgwoodAn original antique map of Somersetshire by Thomas Kitchin, from Boswell's Antiquities of England and Wales, circa 1786. Framed and glazed, with original hand colouring and a titled cartouche 'drawn from an accurate survey by T. Kitchin'. A neatly engraved county map with an 'Explanation' key, the Bristol Channel with Steepholmes and Flatholmes, Bridgwater Bay, and Crewkerne and Chard to the south. Please note condition: the glazing glass is cracked
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