Sketch of the British heights in rear of Sevastopol, 1855 ; Malby's celestial globe-atlas in XXI sheets, 1846; Malby's Celestial globe ... 1856, 1860 & 1870 ; Terrestrial globe compiled from the latest and most authorative sources, including all the recent geographical discoveries ; John Addison ; Indian atlas, w. parts of Baltistan & Ladak, publ. by order of the the Secretary of State for India in Council, June 1873 ; Geological map of England and Wales
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge ;
astronomical, geographical, geologicalal, and technical lithography & globe-making ;
Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers (1979) ; Escardó 2022: 148f. ;
The company of Malby & Sons was active in London; around 1870 their address was 37 Parker Street, Little Queen Street, Lincoln Inn Fields, London. The company was founded in 1810 by Thomas Malby & continued by Thomas Malby Junior, and Charles Malby. They figures as fabricants de mappemondes et cartographes auprès de l'Amirauté (globe makers and cartographers to the Admiralty). Their activity as graveur-imprimeur ceized in 1946. A precursor company of Malby & Sons must also have been active in London in the 1780s, cf. James Watt: patent 1432 (1784) fig. 17, "drawn on stone by Malby & Sons"
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