Mid-19th century map of London
Davies's New Map of London.
London, c.1853. Sheet 460 x 710mm.
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A fine impression of this detailed plan of London, extending from Kensington in the west, clockwise to Holloway, Greenwich and Camberwell. Of interest is the site of the Caledonian Market, which was opened by Prince Albert in 1855. With a very decorative engarved border representing oak leaves and acorns
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Original folds flattened.References:
HYDE: 12, State 3.Related products
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