Stanford’s Map of New Zealand Date of Publication_1945-1958 or possibly he hoped that

or possibly he hoped that they would not notice that his map was no longer current

Dibdin describes this edition of Demosthenes as ‘a beautiful and an excellent one’ and explains that it was originally planned by Guillaume Morel

discovered descendants of the old adventurers and was able to make use of much long-forgotten material

engraved by Benjamin Baker after J Barrow

The map was published in Sir George Leonard Staunton's ‘An Authentic Account of an Embassy from the King of Great Britain to the Emperor of China’

Stanford’s Map of New Zealand Date of Publication_1945-1958 or possibly he hoped thatThis map of New Zealand was published in the second trade edition of Stanfords London Atlas. Edward Stanford (senior) acquired Arrowmsith's stock in 1874. His own version of the London Atlas, published in 1887 and dedicated to Queen Victoria in the year of her Golden Jubilee, is considered to be his last significant work before his retirement. Later editions were revised in keeping with the latest information. Condition & Materials Lithograph, 61 x 47