The english chapman's and traveller's almanack For the Year of Christ, 1712. Wherein all the Post-Roads, with their several Branches and Distances, the Marts, Fairs, and Market in England and Wales, are Alphabetically disposed in every Month; so that the Place where, and the Days on which any of them are kept, is immediately found out. To which is added, a Table of Accounts ready cast up, For the Buying or Selling of any Commodity by Number, Weight, or Measure, from One Farthing to Ten Pounds and of any Quantity, from One to Ten thousand. With a Sun-Dial, and other Tables and Things useful for all Travellers, Traders, and Chapmen of what kind soever. Also, The rising and setting of the Sun and Moon, the Tides, the Length of Days, Increase and Decrease of the Days throughout the Year, and whatsoever else is necessary for an Annual Almanack (printed by E. James for the Company of Stationers, 1712)
A variant has the titlepage printed all in black
English Short Title Catalog, T16844
First published as 'The city and countrey chapman's almanack'
Reproduction of original from British Library
Titlepage in red and black