Railway Clearing House Map of Lancashire Mapmaker(s)_Admiralty Chart COM 19-a) or

COM 19-a) or

trimmed to the edge of the printed image and mounted on thick paper in the 17th century

some restoration to lower margin affecting imprint

'was of no importance as an economic objective'

a copy has recently been reported with an ownership inscription dated 1843 (Worms)

Railway Clearing House Map of Lancashire Mapmaker(s)_Admiralty Chart COM 19-a) orThe Railway Clearing House allocated revenue on occasions where one companys train ran over anothers track, and promoted standardisation (of everything, from time to rolling stock) across the network. From the 1870s, Clearing House employee John Airey produced a superb series of official railway maps, which were printed in relatively small runs (typically 100 500 copies) for use by railway staff rather than distribution to passengers. In 1895 the