Early Bradshaw Railway Timetable Printed Area Measurement_49 x 61 cm followed by a second in

followed by a second in 1872

all surface topography (even the Thames in early editions

The Dartons were Quakers (William Darton senior joined the Society of Friends in 1777)

One catalogue entry suggests Shaftesbury as the place of printing

Early Bradshaw Railway Timetable Printed Area Measurement_49 x 61 cm followed by a second inBradshaws Railway Companion, containing the times of departure, fares &c., of the railways in England, and also hackney coach fares from the principal railway stations, illustrated with maps of the country through which the railways pass, and of plans of London, Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool and Manchester. Manchester, Bradshaw & Blacklock, 1840 Bradshaws first Railway Companion was published in 1839. The density of information and small text made the