DescriptionThe BL King’s Topographical Collection- "THE MILITARY ROADS, COUNTY of WICKLOW ".jpg
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Title: "THE MILITARY ROADS, COUNTY of WICKLOW "
Author(s): Alken, Samuel
British Library shelfmark: Maps K.Top.55.45.g
Place of publication: [London]
Publisher: [publisher not identified]
Date of publication: [about 1804]
Item type: 1 print
Medium: aquatint and etching with hand-colouring
Dimensions: sheet 45 x 60.6 cm.
Former owner: George III, King of Great Britain, 1738-1820
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