Printed map. Cartographer unknown. No scale given. This is the index map for RMC_9466. There are numbers 1-100 in the upper right corner of each division shown. There are numbers I-XXV in the centre of each group of 4 divisions. This map was originally published in 2 (or 4?) sheets which have been trimmed and fit together. On verso: a newspaper clipping titled “TREATY BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY"; a Robert Clifford bookplate. Acquired as part of the Lord Cholmondeley Collection.
Printed map. Cartographer unknown. 2 visual scales [102 mm = 3 English Miles]. Map shows elevation, rivers, towns, and the positions of various military units. A Robert Clifford ownership label is affixed to the map. Acquired by McMaster University in 1969 as part of the Lord Cholmondeley Collection.
Manuscript map. This is believed to be a rough, preliminary sketch map drawn by Robert Clifford while collaborating with the map publisher John Cary on Cary's, 'A Sketch of the Russian Campaign in 1812.' The paper has a watermark with the date 1806 and a Fleur-de-lis. Faint pencilled notes with dates can be seen beside permanent, inked annotations. Acquired as part of the Lord Cholmondeley Collection.