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Map of encampment at Neuhaus, 1757 (Schloss Neuhaus, Paderborn, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany) 51°45'13"N 08°43'47"E
1757Pencil, pen, ink and watercolour on paper; laid down on linen | Scale: not stated. 1:9,000 approx. | RCIN 732014
This appears to be a sketch for the finished plan which appears at RCIN 732201.j. It is drawn to a larger scale and contains details which do not appear in the final version such as the locations of broken bridges, and the march routes of the first and second columns. The map is annotated, bottom left: ‘26th of May / rec by L. Coll. Keppell'. This was probably William Keppel (1727-82) who was appointed Colonel of the 56th Regiment of Foot on 17 December 1761. He became Commander-in-Chief, Ireland in 1773. The squadrons and battalions of the encamped regiments were: Saxe Gotha; Mansbach; Haudring; Hanau; Prince Anhalt; Oberg; Ledebour; Zastrow; Post; Zandré; Hardenberg; Kielmanseg; 2de B. Gardes; 1re B. Gardes; Train d’Art: // Leib. Dragoner; Leib-Regmt Prince Wilhelm; C. Isenburg; Gilten; Leib- Regmt; Heimburg; Bock.
Condition: one fold line; considerable foxing to both sides. Verso: top left, water-stained patch and fragment from the removal of Cumberland's cipher label: the linen backing has shrunk.
? Georg Josua du Plat (1722-95) (surveyor and draughtsman)
Subject(s)
Army-HanoverWatermark: Fleur-de-lys; countermark: C & I HONIG
Mark, stamped: 806
Condition: one fold line; considerable foxing to both sides. Verso: top left, water-stained patch and fragment from the removal of Cumberland's cipher label: the linen backing has shrunk
Scale: not stated. 1:9,000 approx.
37.3 x 47.7 cm (image and sheet)
Manuscript title:
No title
Annotations:
George III heading: Encampment at Neuhaus 20 May 1757.
Other annotations: (Recto) [bottom left, brown ink:] 26th of May / rec by L.Coll Keppell. (Verso) none.
George III catalogue entry:
Encampment Plan dessiné du Campement de l’Armée Allemande de Sa Majesté Britannique a Neuhaus pres de Paderborn, le 20 Mai 1757: [red ink:] par G.J du Plat Ing.r [The same entry occurs under the heading Neuhaus.]
Subject(s)
Schloss Neuhaus, Paderborn, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany (51°45'13"N 08°43'47"E)
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