In his History of the QTP (1987) Carr reported that he had published two editions of a map of Sussex. Two have been seen, but the first may have been reissued in a second, numbered, impression after a first, unnumbered impression.
(Last updated on 7/12/2020)
MAP-SUS1: First edition
Publisher: J.L. Carr, 27 Mill Dale Road, Kettering, Northamptonshire
Year: May 1969 (dated on map) or June 1969 (according to ISBN)
ISBN: 0900847050
Limitation: none specified on one proof, but a map has been seen limited to 560 sheets (see below) and this number is listed on Amazon.co.uk under the ISBN
Size: 440 x 573 mm (proof sheet)
Paper: no information
Colophon: sun face and address, lower right corner
Signed: signed in proof, lower right and dated May 1969
Proofs where: Kettering Public Library (proof); AH (proof)
Notes: Two versions of this map have ben seen: one without a limitation and one with a limitation of 560 'prints', written by hand. It is unusual that Carr used the term 'prints' rather than the usual 'sheets'.
Thanks to Tim Dean for a photograph of a map.
Photograph of full map
Detail of limitation on rough proof map
Detail of limitation on a map
MAP-SUS2: Second edition
Publisher: J.L. Carr, 27 Mill Dale Road, Kettering, Northamptonshire
Year: 1978
ISBN: none
Limitation: 978 longsheets
Size: 578 x 451 mm
Paper: no information
Colophon: sunface only, with name to left and address to right
Signed: at lower margin, below colophon
Proofs where: Kettering Public Library (map)
Notes: Dedicated to Will Seaford, a Sussex shepherd who, in 1583, with his neck in the noose claimed benefit of clergy.
Thanks to Tim Dean for a photograph of a map.
Image of map (click to enlarge)
Detail of limitation (click to enlarge)