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Scarce c.19th colour printed lithograph guide map showing Illawarra Railway to Waterfall, the part open to 30th June 1886 and the National Park Country of Cumberland New South Wales.
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Scarce c.19th colour printed lithograph guide map showing Illawarra Railway to Waterfall, the part open to 30th June 1886 and the National Park Country of Cumberland New South Wales.
John W. Deering (1838 - )
Marine watercolourist and surveyor, was born in Kent and trained as a royal engineer. His coloured lithograph, Tasmanian Steam Navigation Company’s Screw Steamship City of Hobart … Passing Gravesend on her Trial Trip, February 23rd 1854 , published by the London firm of Day & Son, is an early indication of his lifelong enthusiasm for marine subjects and a possible sign of interest in the antipodes. The following year he came to South Australia to work as a surveyor. Deering worked as a surveyor for the New South Wales government from 1860 to 1896.
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