Dulau - Thorough Guide Series

Dulau (South) 2

Size: 230 x 150 mm. Scale: (4 = 50 mm) Miles 

SECTION MAP No. 2 (p.49) horizontal with book, but vertical to map. Signature: J Bartholomew. Edinr. Scale (CeOS).

Description: Area from Totnes to Berry Head and Dawlish to Dartmouth. Carriage road from Totnes to Paignton with loop around Berry Castle. Line down River Dart. Illustrated. 


1. 1884  Thorough Guide Series: No. VII ... South Devon And South Cornwall.

                London. Dulau & Co. 1884.      


               Thorough Guide Series:  South Devon and South Cornwall Second Edition, Revised

              London. Dulau & Co. 1885, 1885 (1886), 1885 (1887).       


2. 1889    Signature: John Bartholomew & Co. Edinr. Scale (CeOS). Copyright: (AeOS). Note that EP map pagination now (p.39). Slight changes to road layout/colouring at Berry Pomeroy and Little Dartmouth.  

   

              Thorough Guide Series: South Devon and South Cornwall Third Edition, Revised  

              London. Dulau & Co. 1889, 1889 (1890).      


3. 1892    New title: SECTION MAP No. 3 (p.39). Signature: J Bartholomew. Edinr. Middlecot deleted (Aa). Routes deleted, eg at Denbury, at East Ogwell as well as line down River Dart. Carriage road loop around Berry Castle deleted but with extension to Marldon and Cockington.

 

                Thorough Guide Series: South Devon and South Cornwall Fourth Edition, Revised

                London. Dulau & Co. 1892 (1891), 1892, 1892 (1893). 

 

4. 1895    SECTION MAP No. IV with map number on EP map: MAP 1V (p.41). Carriage road from Totnes to Paignton with extension to Marldon and Cockington now deleted. Denbury loop reinstated. New carriage roads to Dartmouth Upper Ferry station and from Churston to river. 


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

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