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Map of London published near the end of the Napoleonic Wars

London In Miniature With the Surrounding Villages. An Entire New Plan In which the Improvements both present and intended are actually reduced (by permission) from the serveys of the Several Proprietors...

London, 1814. Original Colour. Dissected and laid on linen as issued, 515 x 940mm.
Stock #:  26349

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Description

A plan of Georgian London, extending from Kilburn in the north west clockwise to Islington, Hackney, the River Lea and the East India Docks, Greenwich, Camberwell, Battersea, Eartl's Court and Kensington. King's Road is still 'The King's Private Road'; Notting Hill Gate is the 'Kensington Gravel Pits'; the Vauxhall Bridge and Road are shown as planned, as is Waterloo Bridge. Regent's Park is laid out according to one of the earlier designs. A good example without offsetting as is normally found.

Condition:

A good example.

References:

HOWGEGO No. 237, state 8.

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