The practical surveyor
Subtitle: shewing, ready and certain methods for measuring, mapping and adorning all sorts of lands and waters, by the several instruments now in use, particularly, of a new theodolite; very convenient to be used by those who are resolved to be accurate, as well as expeditious; together, with its use in drawing the perspective appearance of a gentleman's seat; also, the use thereof in levelling, measuring timber standing; and, by a slide rule improved, all timbers, shrubs, likewise, the description and use of an universal dial, whereby the hour of the day, sun's azimuth, altitude, &c. with the variation of the compass, is readily observ'd, to the greatest exactness
By: by John Hammond
Contributors: Warner, Samuel, active 18th century
Edition: The second edition / carefully revised, corrected, and enlarged; with the addition of an appendix, containing a new, easy, and most accurate method of surveying, plotting, and casting up, never till now made public, by Samuel Warner.
Publisher: Printed for T. Heath, ...
Published: 1731
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 189
Subjects: Surveying; Early works to 1800
Notes: Signatures: A-N⁸.

Advertisements on p. [1-3] at beginning and p. [1-3] at end.

Reference: NUC pre-1956, v. 229, p. 111.