Map Collection
CRH1964.110:-	Map, photograph copy from an unidentified original, the New Forest of Hampshire, scale about 1.5 miles to 1 inch in the copy, perhaps about 1810s-20s.
	There are suggestions that the map maker knew the 1st edition Ordnance Survey hill shading methods, 1810-11, and used Faden 1796 as a model of style and place names, but did not have Greenwood's map of 1826 to hand. From comparison it is clear that Isaac Taylor's map of Hampshire, 1759, was the main source of this map which could, in the original, be a manuscript drawing or perhaps an etching.
map feature:-	lat and long scales (rectangular) & title cartouche & scroll cartouche & sectioned for folding & mounted & coast form lines & harbours & ships & sandbanks & depth soundings & rivers & relief & hill hachuring & woods & forests & parks & settlements & roads & streets
inscription:-	-on- title cartouche MAP / OF THE / NEW FORREST / OF / HAMPSHIRE
dimension:-	scale (copy) = 1 to 95000 ? (estimated roughly)
	MN: 25.1.2001

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