Dulau - Thorough Guide Series 

Dulau (North and South) 1 

The following two maps appeared in both north and south guides. The only revisions to map detail were undertaken c.1889.

Size: 150 x 205 mm. Scale of 1/4 Mile (40 mm).

EXETER (Ee). Signature: J Bartholomew Edinr. Scale (Ee). References to Tramway Routes. No shading and no graticule. Illustrated.


1. 1884 
Thorough Guide ... North Devon And North Cornwall Second Edition, Revised
 London. Dulau & Co. 1884.

Thorough Guide Series: No. VII ... South Devon And South Cornwall.
London. Dulau & Co. 1884.

Thorough Guide ... North Devon And North Cornwall Third Edition, Revised
 London. Dulau & Co. 1885, 1885 (1886).

Thorough Guide ... North Devon And North Cornwall Fourth Edition, Revised
 London. Dulau & Co. 1888.

Thorough Guide Series: South Devon and South Cornwall Second Edition, Revised
 London. Dulau & Co. 1885, 1885 (1886), 1885 (1887).

2. 1890 List of Railway Stations and Hotels outside left border. Some light purple shading and brown tram tracks. Graticule A-H horizontal and a-f vertical. Signature: John Bartholomew & Co. Edinr. Copyright: (AeOS). 
Inclusion of new names, eg Barnfield Road, Barnfield Crescent. Some building names changed, eg Bude Haven Hotel (now Bude Hotel), Cavalry Barracks is Higher Barracks and Free Ch. (now Wesleyan Chapel) etc. Key has City Walls. Previous theatre is now Drill Hall and a new Theatre on Longbrook Street.

Thorough Guide ... South Devon And South Cornwall Third Edition, Revised.
 London. Dulau & Co. 1889 (1890).

3. 1890 No shading or colour except to river (blue).

Thorough Guide ... North Devon And North Cornwall Fifth Edition, Revised.
 London. Dulau & Co. 1890 (1891).

Thorough Guide ... North Devon And North Cornwall Sixth Edition, Revised.
 London. Dulau & Co. 1892, 1892 (1893), 1892 (1894).

4. 1892 List moved to map area (Ae). Signature: J Bartholomew Edinr. Illustrated.


Thorough Guide ... South Devon And South Cornwall Fourth Edition, Revised.
 London. Dulau & Co. 1892 (1891), 1892 (1893).

5. 1896 List again outside left border in new script with hotels in list in brown colour.

Thorough Guide ... North Devon And North Cornwall Seventh Edition, Revised.
 London. Dulau & Co. 1896, 1897, 1897 (1898), 1899, 1899 (1900), 1899 (1901).

6. 1901 List again in map area but in new script. Tram tracks now brown. Hotels not coloured.

Thorough Guide ... South Devon And South Cornwall Fifth Edition, Revised.
 London. Dulau & Co. 1895 (1900).

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