GARWOOD & VOIGT

1362. Merian, M. ‘LONDON’. Large panorama of London from Whitehall to St. Katharine's Docks, taken from the South Bank. Printed from two plates and joined. Matthaeus Merian ca. 1646 [15070] 21 x 69 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. SOLD
Explanations from 1 - 43 below and two coats of arms in the skies.

1363. Merian, M. ‘ABBILDUNG DER STATT LONDON, SAMBT DEM ERSCHRÖCKLICHEN BRANDT...’. View across burning London (The Great Fire) as seen in 1666 from across the Thames with London Bridge and Southwark in the foreground. Matthaeus Merian ca. 1670 [20967] 22 x 35 cm. Banner with explanations from 1-20 below. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. SOLD

1365. Delacroix, L. ‘LONDRES’. Prospect of London across the Thames with Southwark in the foreground. Anonymous copper engraving probably by Delacroix ca. 1697 [18447] 19 x 27 cm. Narrow side margins. Full recent colour. Very good condition. £175

1366. De Fer, N. ‘PLAN DES VILLES DE LONDRES ET DE WESTMINSTER ET DE LEURS FAUBOURGS AVEC LE BOURG DE SOUTHWARK’. Early plan of London with table of explanations from 1 - 113 in French. Extent: St. James’s Park, Bloomsbury, Stepney, Kennington. Engraved by Charles Inselin for Nicolas de Fer 1705 [23853] 22 x 33 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £300
Howgego 44(2).

1367. Chiswell, R. ‘A NEW MAP OF THE CITYES OF LONDON, WESTMINSTER AND THE BURROUGH OF SOUTHWARK TOGETHER WITH THE SUBURBS...’. Early plan of London with two cartouches top left and right (containing City arms and publishers’ names). Extent: Buckingham House, Hoxton, Stepney, Bermondsey. Printed for R. Chiswell, A. & J. Churchill, Tho. Horne, J. Nicholson and R. Knaplock 1707 [24025] 31 x 58 cm. Full recent colour. Previously folded as usual, two vertical folds strengthened verso, otherwise in very good condition. £600
Howgego 55.

1368. Braun, G. & F. Hogenberg / Hatton, C. ‘A PLAN OF LONDON WESTMR. AND SOUTHWARK WTH. YE. RIVR. THAMES...’. Birds-eye plan of London with very decorative title cartouche, two large coats of arms and two tables of explanations. Braun & Hogenberg / Hatton ca. 1708 [17841] 33 x 49 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. This is a later edition of Braun & Hogenberg’s famous plan, published by Chistopher Hatton / A new view of London... in 1708, with the top cartouche and the figures in the foreground replaced by an elaborate title cartouche resembling a fruit basket. - Far more uncommon than the earlier version. £1750
Howgego 2 (4).

1369. Braun, G. & F. Hogenberg / Hatton, C. ‘A PLAN OF LONDON WESTMR. AND SOUTHWARK WTH. YE. RIVR. THAMES...’. Birds-eye plan of London with very decorative title cartouche, two large coats of arms and two tables of explanations. Braun & Hogenberg / Hatton ca. 1708 [23732] 33 x 49 cm. Uncoloured as issued. Excellent condition. This is a reworked later edition of Braun & Hogenberg’s famous plan, published by Christopher Hatton / A new view of London... in 1708, with the top cartouche and the figures in the foreground replaced by an elaborate title cartouche resembling a fruit basket. - Far more uncommon than the earlier version and in its original uncoloured state. £1500
Howgego 2 (4).

1370. Mallet, A. M. ‘DIE STADT LONDEN / LONDRES’. View of London from the South with title banner in the sky and figures in the foreground. Alain Manesson Mallet ca. 1719 [24170] 14 x 10 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £125

1371. Chatelain, H. A. 'NOUVELLE CARTE DU GOUVERNEMENT CIVIL D'ANGLETERRE ET DE CELUY DE LA VILLE DE LONDRES'. Small plan of London (PLAN DE LA VILLE DE LONDRES...) surrounded by extensive text, two large allegorical illustrations and a map of England and Wales. Henry Abraham Chatelain ca. 1720 [7799] 35 x 46 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £140
Howgego 47.

1372. Chatelain, H. A. 'NOUVELLE CARTE DU GOUVERNEMENT CIVIL D'ANGLETERRE ET DE CELUY DE LA VILLE DE LONDRES'. Small plan of London (PLAN DE LA VILLE DE LONDRES...) surrounded by extensive text, two large allegorical illustrations and a map of England and Wales. Henry Abraham Chatelain ca. 1720 [17605] 35 x 46 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £120
Howgego 47.

1373. Maitland, W. ‘A VIEW OF LONDON ABOUT THE YEAR 1560’. Half-birds-eye view of London from the south with title banner and two coats of arms in the sky and table of explanations below. For his History of London published by William Maitland 1738 [23967] 30 x 46 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £500

1374. Bowen, E. ‘A PLAN OF THE CITY AND LIBERTIES OF LONDON AFTER THE DREADFUL CONFLAGRATION IN THE YEAR 1666...’. Plan of London after the Great Fire, showing the extent of the destruction and the buildings still standing, with two tables of references. For William Maitland’s History of London engraved by Emanuel Bowen ca. 1739 [25467] 22 x 33 cm. Uncoloured. Strong printing impression. Excellent condition. £350

1376. Anonymous. ‘VIEW OF LONDON FROM GREENWICH PARK’. Anonymous ca. 1740 [19835] 20 x 30 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £175
Crace/Catalogue of Maps Plans & Views of London XXXVI/25.

1377. Homann Heirs. 'ACCURATER GRUNDRISS U: GEGEND DER KOENIGL. GROSS-BRITTANNISCHEN HAUPT UND RESIDENTZ-STADT LONDON...'. Map of Middlesex with 5 large inset views of Royal Residences and buildings (Windsor Castle, Hampton Court, Chelsea and Greenwich Hospitals, Kensington Palace). Homann Heirs ca. 1740 [21449] 49 x 58 cm. Map in full original colour, cartouches in full recent colour, the five views uncoloured. Excellent condition. £600

1379. Cole, B. ‘A NEW AND ACCURATE PLAN OF THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER, THE DUTCHY OF LANCASTER AND PLACES ADJACENT’. Plan of Westminster with title cartouche. North orientated to the left. Engraved for Maitland’s Survey of London by Benjamin Cole ca. 1754 [23846] 23 x 36 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £250

1380. Anonymous. ‘VIEW OF LONDON FROM ONE-TREE-HILL IN GREENWICH PARK’. London in the distance, Greenwich in the foreground. Printed and engraved for Gentleman’s Magazine January 1754 [25772] 18 x 24 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £125

1382. Thornton, W. ‘A GENERAL VIEW OF LONDON, THE CAPITAL OF ENGLAND - TAKEN FROM AN EMINENCE NEAR ISLINGTON’. View of London from the North. Engraved by Page and published for Thornton’s History of London by Alexander Hogg 1764 [25511] 18 x 28 cm. Uncoloured. Very good condition. £120

1383. Bohn, F. ‘PLAN VAN LONDON, WESTMUNSTER EN SOUTHWARK / PLAN DE LONDRES...’. Plan of London, previously folded but not dissected, with title ribbon along top, City arms in the centre, and table of explanations, mostly in Dutch. Extent: Cavendish Square, Finsbury, Stepney, Southwark. Engraved by C. van Baarsel for François Bohn in Haarlem ca. 1765 [21006] 34 x 64 cm. Previously folded and flattened. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £600
Howgego 136.

1384. Flyn, J. ‘A NEW AND CORRECT PLAN OF LONDON, WESTMINSTER AND SOUTHWARK WITH THE NEW BUILDINGS TO THE YEAR 1770’. Map of London. Extent: Hyde Park, Sadlers Wells, Mile End, Newington Butts. J. Flyn 1770 [23987] 28 x 50 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £500
Howgego 149.

1386. Berger, F. G. ‘ACCURATER PLAN DER STADT LONDON NEBST WESTMINSTER, SOUTHWARK UND DEN NEU ANGEBAUETEN HAEUSERN VOM JAHR 1767’. Plan of London. Extent: Hyde Park, Sadlers Wells, Mile End, Newington Butts. Translation of English words used in the map into German below. Engraved in Berlin by Friedrich Gottlieb Berger 1770 [25440] 32 x 49 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. Uncommon. £600
This maps follows closely the City Guide or Pocket Plan of London by John and Thomas Bowles of 1761. Howgego 146.

1387. Faden, W. [‘THE COUNTRY TWENTY-FIVE MILES ROUND LONDON...’]. Lower right quarter only of this large folding map, covering London SE and northwest Kent including Sevenoaks and Knowle, extending to Tilbury, Yalding, Tonbridge, Godstone and Croydon. Dissected into 16 segments and laid down on linen. William Faden ca. 1790 [20991] 51 x 62 cm. Original outline colour. Original marbled slip case with label, worn. £165
Howgego 188.

1389. Neele. ‘LONDON AND WESTMINSTER IN THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH, ANNO DOMINI 1563’. Historic plan of London in Elizabethan times, around the time William Shakespeare was born. Engraved by Neele ca. 1800 [25957] 20 x 54 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £300
‘This plan shews the ancient extent of the famous Cities of London & Westminster as it was near the beginning of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth...’.

1391. Russell, J. / J. Stratford. 'LONDON EXTENDING FROM THE HEAD OF THE PADDINGTON CANAL WEST, TO THE WEST INDIA DOCKS EAST...'. Plan of London (23 x 53 cms) with table of references below (8 x 53 cms). J. Russel, publ. by J. Stratford 1806 [15078] 31 x 53 cm. Recent outline colour. Excellent condition. £500
Howgego 240.

1393. Anonymous. ‘PLAN VON LONDON UND WESTMINSTER MIT DER BOROUGH VON SOUTHWARK’. Plan of London. Anonymous engraver, published in Prag 1810 [15079] 24 x 49 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £450
Not in Howgego.

1394. Turner, Ch. ‘JAMES THE FIRST, KING OF GREAT BRITAIN’. Full length portrait of James I on a prancing horse, with view of London, Southwark and London Bridge behind. Mezzotint engraving after Delaram. Charles Turner ca. 1820 [19053] 32 x 23 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £175

1396. Greenwood, C. & J. ‘MAP OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX...’. County map of , surrounded by large cartouche, compass rose, tables of explanations and references, and views of Westminster Abbey and St. Paul’s Cathedral. Neele for C. Greenwood 1829 [17584] 54 x 65 cm. Dissected into 12 segments and laid down on linen. Map fully coloured. Very good condition. £180

1399. Wyld, J. ‘PLAN OF LONDON AND WESTMINSTER WITH THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK; REDUCED FROM THE LARGE PLAN IN FORTY SHEETS’. Folding map of London, dissected into 40 segments and laid down on linen with green silk bordering. Extent: Hyde Park, Islington, River Lea, Camberwell. James Wyld (successor to W. Faden) 1842 [21078] 57 x 106 cm, with extensive alphabetical list of streets, places, etc. below (14 x 106 cm). Full original colour. Excellent condition. £795
Howgego 272 (not this edition).

1400. Little, William. ‘PANORAMA OF THE RIVER THAMES IN 1845’. Two wood engraved half birds-eye views / panoramas of London as seen from the South between Vauxhall Bridge and the Isle of Dogs with numerous boats on the Thames. Drawn by William Little for Illustrated London News 1845 [21496] 30 x 120 cm each. Uncoloured as issued. Folded as usual. Excellent condition. £950

1403. Friederichs, J. ‘THE CIRCUITEER’. Unusual folding ‘distance map’ of London ‘to serve as a guide for ascertaining cab fares, porterage & &. With explanations in English, French & German’. The map is covered with circles 4 cm in diameter (to represent half a mile each). With small 32-page booklet of explanations and abstracts of laws, and a list of principal streets and squares. Lithographed by D. Levy Elkan in Cöln and published by Joachim Friederichs ca. 1851 [21004] 50 x 69 cm. Printed in colours. Previously folded, all folds flattened, rather worn and folds browned. Uncommon. £250
Howgego 408/3.

1404. Dower, J. ‘ENVIRONS OF LONDON’ - WINDSOR CASTLE TO GRAVESEND’. Plan of the environs of London with small vignette views of important and interesting places. Designed,drawn and engraved by John Dower for Illustrated London News ca. 1851 [23587] 51 x 77 cm. Previously folded. Full colour. Excellent condition. £150

1405. Davies, B. R. ‘DAVIES’S MAP OF THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON’. Folding map of the environs of London, dissected into 36 segments and laid down on linen, folding into original boards. Extent: Windsor, Potters Bar, Brentwood, Leatherhead. B. R. Davies for Edward Stanford 1856 [18872] 75 x 105 cm. Full original colour. Original slip case worn & split at side. £300
Hyde 39/2.

1406. Gillot, F. / Illustrated Times. ‘POSTAL DISTRICT MAP OF LONDON ISSUED WITH THE ILLUSTRATED TIMES’. Map of London, unfolded and un-dissected. Extent: Highgate, Plaistow, Dulwich, East Acton. Engraved by Firmin Gillot in Paris by ‘Paniconographie’ (‘a new process of his own invention’) and published with the Illustrated Times July 1858 [20888] 70 x 90 cm. Tables of new postal districts down both sides. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £250
The map is based on Davies’s New Map of the British Metropolis. Hyde 50.

1407. Illustrated London News. ‘THE WEST-END RAILWAY DISTRICT, LONDON’. Half birds-eye view of the Westend of London with the Thames and Vauxhall Bridge and Victoria Bridge in the centre, Battersea Park to Vauxhall Gardens on the South Bank, and the area from Chelsea to Pimlico via Kings Road and Cheyne Walk, reaching to the Oratory and Hyde Park, on the North Bank. Illustrated London News 1859 [24701] 36 x 52 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £150

1408. Davies, B. R. ‘DAVIES’S MAP OF THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON’. Folding map of the environs of London, dissected into 36 segments and laid down on linen, folding into original boards. Extent: Windsor, Potters Bar, Brentwood, Leatherhead. B. R. Davies for Edward Stanford 1860 [16537] 75 x 105 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £350
Hyde 39/5.

1410. Weller, E. ‘THE “LANDMARKS” OF LONDON’. Plan of London. Extent: Kensington Palace, Camden Town, London Docks, Kennington. Edward Weller for Weekly Dispatch Atlas ca. 1860 [25775] 44 x 63 cm. Recent outline colour. Excellent condition. £250
Hyde 71/1.

1411. Sulman, T. / Loudan, W. M. 'LONDON VIEW FROM THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE THAMES'. Panoramic view of London. The best of the ‘ILN’ views T. Sulman after W. Mouat Loudan 1861 [23588] 43 x 133 cm. Uncoloured as issued. Previously folded. Excellent condition. £950

1413. Weller, E. ‘MAYFAIR, HYDE PARK, KENSINGTON GARDENS, REGENT’S PARK’. Western sheet of the large nine sheet MAP OF LONDON. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: Hyde Park (north), Regent Street, Regents Park(south), Westbourne Park Road. Edward Weller 1861 [24126] 45 x 63 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £250

1414. Weller, E. ‘HACKNEY & VICTORIA PARK’. North-eastern sheet of the large nine sheet MAP OF LONDON. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: Upper Clapton, Dalston, Victoria Park, Hackney Marsh. North London & Great Eastern Railways indicated. Edward Weller 1861 [24130] 45 x 63 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £120

1415. Weller, E. ‘WESTMINSTER, KENNINGTON, LAMBETH, BERMONDSEY’. Southern sheet of the large nine sheet MAP OF LONDON. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: St James’s Park (south), South Western Railway Terminus (Waterloo), London Bridge Railway Terminus, Old Kent Road, Grand Surrey Canal, Kennington Oval. Edward Weller 1861 [24132] 45 x 63 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £120

1417. Weller, E. ‘CITY OF LONDON, BLOOMSBURY, COVENT GARDEN, TRAFALGAR SQUARE’. Central sheet of the large nine sheet MAP OF LONDON. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: Tottenham Court Road, Pentonville Road, Old Street, Bishopsgate, River Thames,Trafalgar Square. Edward Weller 1861 [24134] 45 x 63 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £150

1418. Weller, E. ‘HAMPSTEAD & PRIMROSE HILL, CAMDEN, ST JOHN’S WOOD’. North-western sheet of the large nine sheet MAP OF LONDON. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: Hampstead, Kentish Town, Regents Park (north), Kilburn Vale. Camden Town Depot (The Roundhouse), Midland, London & North Western Railways indicated. Edward Weller 1861 [24696] 45 x 63 cm. Some recent colour, as in the original design. Excellent condition. £250

1419. Weller, E. ‘MAYFAIR, HYDE PARK, KENSINGTON GARDENS, REGENT’S PARK’. Western sheet of the large nine sheet MAP OF LONDON. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: Hyde Park (north), Regent Street, Regents Park(south), Westbourne Park Road. Edward Weller 1861 [24697] 45 x 63 cm. Some recent outline colour, as in the original design. Excellent condition. £300

1420. Weller, E. ‘WESTMINSTER, KENNINGTON, LAMBETH, BERMONDSEY’. Southern sheet of the large nine sheet MAP OF LONDON. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: St James’s Park (south), South Western Railway Terminus (Waterloo), London Bridge Railway Terminus, Old Kent Road, Grand Surrey Canal, Kennington Oval. Edward Weller 1861 [25953] 45 x 63 cm. Recent outline colour. Paper slightly crumpled in small section of lower right corner, otherwise good condition. £140

1421. Weller, E. ‘ISLE OF DOGS, DEPTFORD, POOL OF LONDON’. South-eastern sheet sheet of the large nine sheet MAP OF LONDON. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: Wapping Basin, West India Dock (Isle of Dogs), Peckham New Town. South Eastern Railway indicated. Edward Weller ca. 1861 [25954] 45 x 63 cm. Recent outline colour. Excellent condition. £150

1422. Weller, E. ‘HAMPSTEAD & PRIMROSE HILL, CAMDEN, ST JOHN’S WOOD’. North-western sheet of the large nine sheet MAP OF LONDON. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: Hampstead Heath, Kentish Town, Regents Park (north), Kilburn Vale. Camden Town Depot (The Roundhouse), Hampstead, Midland, London & North Western Railways indicated. Edward Weller ca. 1861 [25955] 45 x 63 cm. Recent outline colour. Excellent condition. £250

1423. Leighton Bros. ‘THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION’. Two views: ‘FRONT VIEW IN THE CROMWELL ROAD’ & ‘AS SEEN FROM THE HORTICULTURAL GARDENS’. Illustrated London News Supplement 1862 [25374] 23 x 47 cm and 25 x 47 cm. Printed in full colours by Leighton Bros. Excellent condition. £125

1424. Weller, E. ‘LONDON IN THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. A Facsimile (Reduced) of the Map by Agas 1560’. Printed on two sheets. Edward Weller for Cassell’s Weekly Dispatch ca. 1863 [15830] 45 x 124, when joined. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £ SOLD
See Howgego pp. 16-19 for a discussion about the Agas map and its derivatives/facsimiles.

1425. Cassell, J. ‘CASSELL’S MAP OF THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON’. Large map of the environs of London, printed on 4 sheets. Extent: St. Albans, Hatfield, Chelmsford, Rochester, Maidstone, Reigate, Guildford, Windsor. Cassell, Petter & Galpin ca. 1863 [19592] 92 x 127 cm when joined. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £125
Published for the Weekly Dispatch. Hyde 93/2.

1426. Weller, E. ‘BAYSWATER, NOTTING HILL, KENSAL GREEN, SHEPHERDS BUSH &C.’. Detailed map of the parts of London between Holland Park Avenue and Kensal Green Cemetery. The whole area between Westway and the Great Western Railway has not been built. For Weekly Dispatch Atlas drawn and engraved by Edwar Weller ca. 1863 [23480] 43 x 31 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £125

1427. Weller, E. (HOLLOWAY, HIGHBURY & ISLINGTON0. Northern sheet of Weller’s large nine sheet map of London, entitled ‘LONDON’. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: Upper Holloway, Highbury Vale, Highbury Hill, Stoke Newington, Dalston Junction Station, Regent’s Canal, Upper Street & Essex Road, Islington, Great Northern Railway Depot, Camden New Town. Great Northern and North London Railways indicated. Published for Weekly Dispatch ca. 1863 [25778] 45 x 63 cm. Recent outline colour. Excellent condition. £180

1429. Illustrated London News. ‘NORTH BANK OF THE THAMES, FROM THE PALACE OF WESTMINSTER TO LONDON BRIDGE...’. Panorama in two parts arranged above each other, showing the Embankment in course of construction, with lively boat and ship scenes on the Thames and St. Paul’s in the background. Illustrated London News 1865 [24703] 33 x 52 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £200

1431. Weller, E. / Dower, J. (BETHNAL GREEN, STEPNEY, BOW, LIMEHOUSE, BROMLEY NEW TOWN). Eastern sheet of the new edition of Cassell's large nine sheet MAP OF LONDON. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: Whitechapel High Street, River Thames, West India Dock, Bow Common, Bromley New Town, Bethnal Green. Great Eastern & London & Blackwall Railways indicated. Published by Cassell, Petter & Galpin ca. 1865 [25777] 45 x 63 cm. Recent outline colour. Excellent condition. £150

1433. Weller, E. ‘SUBURBS OF LONDON. HAMMERSMITH ETC.’. Detailed plan of Hammersmith, reaching to Holland Park. Cassell, Petter & Galpin ca. 1865 [25905] 31 x 44 cm. Recent outline colour. Excellent condition. £125

1434. Weller, E. / Dower, J. ‘ISLE OF DOGS, DEPTFORD, POOL OF LONDON’. South-eastern sheet of the new edition of Cassell's large nine sheet MAP OF LONDON. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: Wapping Basin, West India Dock (Isle of Dogs), Peckham New Town. South Eastern Railway indicated. ‘Revised & corrected to present time by John Dower F.R.G.S.’ and published by Cassell, Petter & Galpin ca. 1866 [23945] 45 x 63 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £120

1435. Weller, E. / Dower, J. ‘HACKNEY & VICTORIA PARK’. North-eastern sheet of the new edition of Cassell's large nine sheet MAP OF LONDON. Scale: 9 inches to the mile. Extent: Upper Clapton, Dalston, Victoria Park, Hackney Marsh. North London & Great Eastern Railways indicated. ‘Revised & corrected to present time by John Dower F.R.G.S.’ and published by Cassell, Petter & Galpin ca. 1866 [23947] 45 x 63 cm. Original outline colour. Excellent condition. £150

1437. Wyld, J. ‘A NEW MAP OF THE COUNTRY TWENTY-FIVE MILES ROUND LONDON’. Folding map of London and its environs, extending to Amersham, Hertford and Chelmsford in the north, and to Guildford, Reigate and Tonbridge in the south, dissected into 72 segments and laid down on linen. James Wyld ca. 1870 [15807] 103 x 128 cm. Original outline colour. Original slip case, worn. £450
Hyde/App. I/188.

1439. Stanford, E. ‘STANFORD’S LIBRARY MAP OF LONDON AND ITS SUBURBS’. Huge folding map of London on the scale of six inches to a mile, published in 24 sheets, dissected into 80 segments and laid down on linen on four separate sheets. Extent: Hammersmith, Highgate, Greenwich, Mitcham. Edward Stanford ca. 1873 [20094] 188 x 164 cm, folding into contemporary leather box (box worn). Full original colour. Excellent condition. £1600
This map was since Greenwood the most important large-scale map of the Metropolis. It was first published in 1862 for the International Exhibition. Hyde 91 (not this edition).

1440. Norden, J. ‘LONDON’. An 1876 wood engraving of John Norden’s 1593 Plan of the City of London with title scroll, Tudor and City Arms, and the Arms of 12 principal City Companies down both sides and explanations below. Published by The Graphic 1876 [22840] 25 x 34 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £200
For the original see Howgego 5.

1441. Norden, J. ‘LONDON’. An 1876 wood engraving of John Norden’s 1593 Plan of the City of London with title scroll, Tudor and City Arms, and the Arms of 12 principal City Companies down both sides and explanations below. Published by The Graphic 1876 [25786] 25 x 34 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £160
For the original see Howgego 5.

1442. Rocque, J. / Stanford, G. (WIMBLEDON, TOOTING, STREATHAM, SYDENHAM, BECKENHAM). Sheet 8 and 9 from ‘An Exact Survey of the City’s of London, Westminster, ye Borough of Southwark and the country near ten miles around begun in 1741 & ended in 1745’. Printed on two sheets, not joined, with large decorative central dedication cartouche. Originally engraved by Richard Parr, now photolithographed and published from the 1769 edition by George Stanford 1878 [23975] 52 x 134 cm when joined. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. Two mapsheets together £150
Howgego 94/(i).

1443. Rocque, J. / Stanford, G. (WILLESDEN, HAMPSTEAD, HIGHGATE, NEWINGTON). Sheet 5 and 12 from ‘An Exact Survey of the City’s of London, Westminster, ye Borough of Southwark and the country near ten miles around begun in 1741 & ended in 1745’. Printed on two sheets, not joined, with large pictorial central cartouche on top, flanked by the title heading for the complete map. Originally engraved by Richard Parr, now photolithographed and published from the 1769 edition by George Stanford 1878 [23980] Two sheets, 52 x 134 cm when joined. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £150
Howgego 94/(i).

1445. Read, S. ‘ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL, LONDON’. View of the Cathedral with numerous people and carriages in the front. For the Illustrated London News drawn by S. Read 1883 [25909] 34 x 50 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £100

1447. Letts & Son. ‘LONDON (WEST)’ and ‘LONDON (EAST)’. Two plans of London, joined. Extent: Islington, Isle of Dogs, Camberwell, Kensington Gardens. Lett’s Popular Atlas ca. 1890 [25597] 43 x 67 cm. Printed in colours. Excellent condition. £200
Hyde / D. & H. No. 385.

1448. Letts & Son. ‘GEOLOGICAL MAP OF THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON’. Scale: about 3/4 Inch to Mile, reaching clockwise (from the North) from Southgate to Barking, Mitcham and Ealing. Lett’s Popular Atlas 1891 [25593] 33 x 39 cm. Printed in colours. Some brown spotting around lower left corner, otherwise very good condition. £120

1449. Stanford, E. ‘CENTRAL LONDON, SOUTH EAST’. The South East part of Central London. Extent: Vauxhall, St Katherine Docks, Limehouse Reach and Peckham Rye. Edward Stanford ca. 1894 [23111] 33 x 48 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £150

1450. Stanford, E. ‘CENTRAL LONDON, NORTH EAST’. The North East part of Central London. Extent: Victoria Park, Limehouse, Tower Bridge, Charing Cross, Kings Cross, Islington, The City. Edward Stanford ca. 1894 [23112] 33 x 48 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £200

1451. Stanford, E. ‘CENTRAL LONDON, NORTH WEST’ The North West part of Central London. Extent: Shepherds Bush, Primrose Hill, Bloomsbury, Kensington Gardens/Hyde Park. Edward Stanford ca. 1894 [23952] 33 x 48 cm. Printed in full colour. Excellent condition. £250

1452. Stanford, E. ‘CENTRAL LONDON, SOUTH WEST’. The South West part of Central London. Extent: Hamersmith, Kensington Gardens/Hyde Park, Vauxhall Bridge, Battersea/Wandsworth, Fulham & Chelsea. Edward Stanford ca. 1894 [23953] 33 x 48 cm. Printed in full colour. Excellent condition. £300

1454. Bartholomew, J. ‘LONDON’. Map of Central London. Extent: Hyde Park, St Catherine’s Dock, Vauxhall and Kings Cross. John Bartholomew ca. 1896 [25608] 32 x 42 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £150

1456. Philips. ‘PHILIPS’ NEW MAP OF LONDON EXTENDING FOUR & A HALF MILES ROUND CHARING CROSS SHOWING OMNIBUS ROUTES, TRAMWAYS, RAILWAYS AND STATIONS, AND POSTAL DISTRICTS’. Large folding map of London, not dissected. Extent: Finsbury Park, Westham, Dulwich, Acton. Philips ca. 1899 [19583] 71 x 97 cm. Printed in colours. Original slip case. Excellent condition. £350
Hyde 223B/5.

1457. Stanford, E. (WEMBLEY, KINGSBURY, NEASDEN, WILLESDEN). Stanford’s map of the County of London. Sheet 1, Willesden, Hendon, The Hyde, Neasden, Wembley Park, Sudbury. Edward Stanford 1894 - 1901 [23094] 37 x 42 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £100

1458. Stanford, E. (ISLINGTON, FINSBURY PARK & HACKNEY). Stanford’s map of the County of London. Sheet 3, Finsbury Park, Hackney Downs, Highbury, Holloway, Stoke Newington. Edward Stanford 1894 - 1901 [23096] 37 x 42 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £120

1459. Stanford, E. (HACKNEY, WANSTEAD, EPPING, WEST HAM & FOREST GATE). Stanford’s map of the County of London. Sheet 4, Epping Forest, Hackney Marsh, Wanstead Flats, Stratford. Edward Stanford 1894 - 1901 [23097] 37 x 42 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £100

1460. Stanford, E. (EALING, ACTON, TURNHAM GREEN). Stanford’s map of the County of London. Sheet 6, Ealing, Acton, Wormwood Scrubbs, Ravenscourt Park. Edward Stanford 1894 - 1901 [23098] 37 x 42 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £120

1461. Stanford, E. (EAST HAM, BARKING, WOOLWICH, LONDON CITY AIRPORT, SITE OF OLYMPICS 2012). Stanford’s map of the county of London, Sheet 10. East Ham, Barking, Creekmouth, North Woolwich, the site of London City Airport and the Olympics 2012. Edward Stanford 1894 - 1901 [23100] 37 x 42 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £100

1462. Stanford, E. (KENNINGTON, STOCKWELL, DULWICH & PECKHAM). Stanford’s map of the County of London. Sheet 13, Kennington, Stockwell, Dulwich, Peckham. Edward Stanford 1894 - 1901 [23103] 37 x 42 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £120

1463. Stanford, E. (WOOLWICH, SHOOTERS HILL & PLUMSTEAD). Stanford’s map of the County of London. Sheet 15, Woolwich Common, Eltham, Plumstead, Welling. Edward Stanford 1894 - 1901 [23105] 37 x 42 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £100

1464. Stanford, E. (WIMBLEDON & TOOTING). Stanford’s map of the County of London. Sheet 17, Tooting, Mitcham, Wimbledon, Earlsfield . Edward Stanford 1894 - 1901 [23107] 37 x 42 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £120

1465. Stanford, E. (SYDENHAM, BECKENHAM & BROMLEY). Stanford’s map of the County of London, Sheet 19 C. Edward Stanford 1894 - 1901 [23109] 37 x 42 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £100

1468. Stanford, E. ‘THE PORT OF LONDON’. Large map of the Dock areas of London between St. Katherine’s Dock, West and East India Docks, Victoria & Albert Docks. Extent: Tower, Isle of Dogs, North Woolwich, Greenwich Park. Below a plan of the Thames between London Bridge and Tilbury Docks with soundings at Low Water Spring tides, and separate plan of Tilbury Docks and a list of all docks. Edward Stanford ca. 1904 [21350] 47 x 72 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £350

1469. Kelly & Co. ‘METROPOLITAN CONFERENCE. MAP OF COLLECTION & DELIVERY BOUNDARIES FOR GOODS TRAFFIC 1ST, AUGUST 1904’. Large folding map of London, showing the Post Office boundaries for collection and delivery of goods. Dissected into 18 segments and laid down on linen. Extent: Harlesden Green, Tottenham, Barking, Brixton. Kelly & Co. 1904 [25238] 98 x 160 cm, folding into original covers with label on top cover. Spine worn. Boundaries in original outline colour. No street index. Slight agetoning, otherwise very good condition. £240
Hyde 61 (not this edition).

1470. Stanford, E. ‘THE PORT OF LONDON’. Large folding map of the Dock areas of London between St. Katherine’s Dock, West and East India Docks, Victoria & Albert Docks. Extent: Tower, Isle of Dogs, North Woolwich, Greenwich Park. Below a plan of the Thames between London Bridge and Tilbury Docks with soundings at Low Water Spring tides, and separate plan of Tilbury Docks and a list of all docks. Dissected into 21 segments and laid down on linen. Edward Stanford ca. 1904 [25961] 47 x 72 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £350

1471. Stanford, E. ‘STANFORD’S NEW MAP OF THE COUNTY OF LONDON’, here: [BARKING - WOOLWICH - ELTHAM - SIDCUP - CHISLEHURST]. Folding map of East London, reaching from Barking down toWoolwich with the (now) City Airport, Eltham, Sidcup and Chislehurst, being a large vertical part of Stanford’s monumenta ‘New Map of the County of London on the scale of four inches to one mile’. Dissected into 18 segments and laid down on linen. Edward Stanford ca. 1905 [25426] 97 x 40 cm, excluding large title box above. Original outline colour. Excellent condition. £150
Hyde 266.

1472. Philip, G. ‘PHILIPS’ NEW MAP OF CENTRAL LONDON’. Map of London, printed on thin linen/silk. Extent: Kentish Town, London Docks, South Lambeth, Notting Hill. George Philip & Son ca. 1905 [25958] 40 x 56 cm, folding into original slipcase (12 x 9 cm). Uncoloured. Excellent condition. Uncommon. £150
Accompanied by 16-page booklet entitled ‘Miniature Guide to London’.

1473. Bacon, G. W. (UNTITLED). Plan of West London. Extent: Shepherds Bush, Hampstead Heath, Westminster, Wandsworth. Chelsea and Kensington in the centre. G. W. Bacon ca. 1906 [25894] 47 x 31 cm. Printed in full colours. Excellent condition. £120

1475. Bartholomew, J. ‘BARTHOLOMEW’S PLAN OF LONDON’. North-West London, centred on Hampstead and Golders Green. Extent: Wembley, Finchley, Highbury, Regents Park. Dissected into 18 segments and laid down on linen. John Bartholomew ca. 1908 [23965] 58 x 84 cm. Original outline colour. Excellent condition. £200

1476. Bartholomew, J. ‘BARTHOLOMEW’S PLAN OF LONDON’. All four sections on one map.North-East London, centred on Leyton. Extent: Finsbury Park, Woodford Green, Ilford, Stepney.North-West London, centred on Hampstead and Golders Green. Extent: Wembley, Finchley, Highbury, Regents Park. South-East London, centred on Greenwich. Extent: Kennington, Isle of Dogs, Woolwich, Eltham, Sydenham. South-West London, centred on Chelsea, Hydepark, Chiswick, Balham & Wimbledon. John Bartholomew ca. 1908 [24143] 111 x 152 cm. Original outline colour. Slightly faded but otherwise in good condition. £200

1478. Nilsson & Co. ‘A.B.C. TASCHENFÜHRER DURCH LONDON’. Guide through London. Nilsson & Co. ca. 1912 [21010] 12mo. 91pp + 8-page supplement. 2 folding maps of London, incl. ‘London Underground Railways’ (19 x 26 cm / printed in colours). Excellent condition. Original illustrated covers. Small tear to rear cover closed. £250
Rarely found complete in its original booklet.

1479. Philips, G. ‘PHILIPS’ NEW LIBRARY MAP OF LONDON AND ITS ENVIRONS’. Very large folding map of London, dissected into 50 segments and laid down on linen. Extent: Muswell Hill, Barking, Bromley, Acton. George Philips & Son ca. 1929 [18876] 110 x 150 cm. Full original printed colour. Showing Postal Districts, Parliamentary Divisions, Borough boundaries. Excellent condition. £500
Hyde 229/5.

1480. Bartholomew, J. ‘CHILDREN’S MAP OF LONDON’. Colourful folding map of Central London, not dissected. Extent: St. Pancras, Aldgate, Elephant & Castle, Marble Arch. John Bartholomew ca. 1938 [25962] 53 x 73 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
‘All Author’s Royalties on this plan are being given to THE HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, Gt. Ormond Street, London’. - This is the original map of 1938, not a reproduction as occasionally found.