Garbutt’s 1966 Quad Royal Station Map Jamaica engraved for the fourth volume

engraved for the fourth volume of Blaeu’s Atlas Novus

when Roberts and his party were travelling between Suez and St Catherine’s Monastery

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography

was a founder member of the Royal Geographical Society and was appointed Geographer to both George IV and William IV

which is where this decorative genealogical table begins

Garbutt’s 1966 Quad Royal Station Map Jamaica engraved for the fourth volumeGarbutt believed he had rescued the London Underground map from the clutches of Harold Hutchison and his ham fisted parody of Becks designs (Roberts p. 21). His basic configuration proved extremely durable, featuring a thermos flask shaped Circle Line, horizontal Central Line and vertical Northern Line, but with effective use of diagonals which helped return the map closer to geographical reality than Becks later rectilinear designs. Roberts suggests