British curiosities in art and nature
Subtitle: giving an account of rarities both ancient and modern, viz. monuments, monasteries, walls, Roman camps, garrisons, highways, coins, altars, urns, pavements of mosaic work, temples, churches, bridges, kings palaces, gentlemens seats, painting, gardens, statues, fountains, rivers, lakes, abysses, caverns, rocks, hills, plants, shrubs, flowers, birds, beasts, fish, fowl, shells, learning and learned men, unusual customs of places, with whatever else is worthy observing, either by foreigners or our own countrymen that are inclin'd to go abroad : likewise an account of the posts, markets, & fair-towns : to which is added, a very useful scheme, containing a brief acount of the state of each county in England at one view, curiously engrav'd, and printed on a sheet, to fold up or put in a frame. --
Publisher: Printed for Sam. Illidge ...
Published: 1721
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 160
Subjects: Great Britain -- Description and travel -- Early works to 1800
Work titles: British curiosities in nature and art. 1721
Notes: Numbers 111-112 duplicated in paging.

A re-issue, with cancel t.p., of: British curiosities in nature and art.