Stanford's Library Map, Kensington-Notting Hill Sheet
Since its first publication in 1862, and before the detailed Ordnance Survey map of London, Stanford's scrupulously revised and updated Library Map...
View full detailsSince its first publication in 1862, and before the detailed Ordnance Survey map of London, Stanford's scrupulously revised and updated Library Map...
View full detailsThis double hemisphere world map was published in the second trade edition of Stanford’s London Atlas. Edward Stanford (senior) acquired Arrowmsith...
View full detailsA Map of the Metropolitan Boroughs within the County of London The date of publication in the lower margin of this map is significant: 25th October...
View full detailsThis map of Burma was published in the second trade edition of Stanford’s London Atlas. Edward Stanford (senior) acquired Arrowmsith's stock in 187...
View full detailsThis map of New Zealand was published in the second trade edition of Stanford’s London Atlas. Edward Stanford (senior) acquired Arrowmsith's stock ...
View full detailsCondition & Materials Lithograph, 34 x 51 cm, colour printed, blank verso; a map of South East London prepared for the second edition of the Lo...
View full detailsThis map of Sri Lanka was published in the first trade edition of Stanford’s ‘London Atlas’. Edward Stanford (senior) acquired Arrowmsith's stock i...
View full detailsThe Falkland Islands, surveyed by Captains Robert Fitz Roy R.N., William Robinson R.N. and Bartholomew James Sulivan R.N. This map of the Falkland...
View full detailsOutline Map shewing Railways of Nigeria The map shows the railways of Nigeria completed and under construction. A gummed Nigerian revenue stamp has...
View full detailsStanford’s New Map of the County of London on the Scale of Four Inches to One Mile This new edition of Stanford’s map was advertised in a variety o...
View full detailsChart of the World on Mercator’s Projection, shewing the principal Ocean Steam Routes, the Submarine Telegraph &c This world map was published ...
View full detailsUnderground Map of Central London/A Guide to Underground Travel, Through Service Sth. Harrow and the West End Leboff and Demuth draw attention to t...
View full detailsThis map of Central America was engraved by John Rapkin for John Tallis' popular ‘Illustrated Atlas’. It includes black and white vignettes of Beli...
View full detailsThis map of Natal was engraved by John Rapkin for John Tallis' popular ‘Illustrated Atlas’. It includes vignettes of Port Natal engraved by William...
View full detailsThis map of Nova Scotia was engraved by John Rapkin for John Tallis' popular ‘Illustrated Atlas’; it includes black and white vignettes of Halifax,...
View full detailsThe map of the Eastern Hemisphere tracks the overland route to India (subject of a separate map in the series) and on to Australia. John Tallis the...
View full detailsThis map of West Canada was engraved by John Rapkin for the ‘Illustrated Atlas’. The map also includes black and white vignettes of Kingston, Ontar...
View full detailsThis map of Belgium was engraved by John Rapkin for the Illustrated Atlas. Vignettes including Antwerp cathedral and monuments on the plains of Wat...
View full detailsThis map of Crimea was engraved by John Rapkin for the Illustrated Atlas. The inset is described as ‘Sebastopol before its investment’ (i.e. before...
View full detailsThis map of Germany was engraved by John Rapkin for the Illustrated Atlas. John Rogers engraved a number of vignettes: the Palace at Saxe Gotha, bi...
View full detailsThis map of Hungary was engraved by John Rapkin for the ‘Illustrated Atlas’. It features vignettes, including Budapest, engraved by John Rogers. Co...
View full detailsThis map of Peru and Bolivia was engraved by John Rapkin for the ‘Illustrated Atlas’. It has vignettes including a view of Potosi engraved by James...
View full detailsThis map of Tasmania was engraved by John Rapkin for the ‘Illustrated Atlas'. John Rogers engraved the black and white vignettes including Hobart T...
View full detailsThis map of the Baltic Sea was engraved by John Rapkin for the Illustrated Atlas. Vignettes including Kronstadt and St Petersburg were engraved by ...
View full detailsThis map of the Black Sea has been updated to show the 300 miles of submarine telegraph cable laid between Varna and Balaclava by Robert Stirling N...
View full detailsThibet, Mongolia, and Mandchouria This map was engraved by John Rapkin for the ‘Illustrated Atlas’; with vignettes including Leh in Ladakh, a stret...
View full detailsThis chart of the Pacific Ocean features two regions named New South Wales. Cook’s New South Wales in Australia remains familiar, but the other, on...
View full detailsThis map of the world is coloured by continent, with the exception of Russian America which is coloured as an extension of Asia. It was published i...
View full detailsLondon: Day & Son for FG Moon, 1846-49. Subscribers’ edition. Lithograph by Louis Haghe after Roberts, 32 x 47.5 cm, with original hand colou...
View full detailsMae Nam Wen and Entrance, Surveyed by the Hydrographic Department, Royal Thai Navy, March-May 1944 This is a Thai chart of the Mae Nam Welu estuary...
View full detailsThis pictorial map of Liverpool is folded into a souvenir record-sleeve style pack which comprises: ‘Nothing to get hung up about’, a 30 page shor...
View full detailsThis simplified map of Cyprus was a visual aid published as sheet 4 in a portfolio titled ‘Empire Information Project. The island is surrounded by ...
View full detailsCome for the Stone Age remains, stay for the rawhide... This simplified map of Malta and Gozo is surrounded by views, statistics and historical inf...
View full detailsThe Evening News was responsible for coining the name ‘Bakerloo Line’ for the Baker Street and Waterloo Railway, and here the newspaper makes a rel...
View full detailsThis is a collection of 61 intelligence handbooks, 1943-1945, covering enemy and occupied countries and compiled by the Foreign Office and Ministry...
View full detailsThis pictorial map of London is generally dated 1931 in institutional catalogues, but here Geographia’s date-code for November 1934 is worked into ...
View full detailsSigned limited edition screenprint Colour screenprint, sheet size 78 x 57.5 cms, signed by the artist and inscribed 'AP' (Artist’s Proof) in pencil...
View full detailsFrom ‘Sketches at Home and Abroad’, printed by Charles Hullmandel for Charles Tilt. London Bridge and the Monument can be glimpsed through a forest...
View full detailsThis map of South Africa was published by The Times during the Second Anglo-Boer War, for the benefit of members of the British public following th...
View full detailsThis map of the British Isles and northwestern Europe charts George Edwards's travels between 1716 and 1730 and features male and female stag beetl...
View full detailsJohn Thomson's map of Korea and Japan was engraved by John and George Menzies in 1814 and published in his ‘New General Atlas’ in 1815. Walter sugg...
View full detailsOur example of the map has been annotated in ink to show the early expansion of the railway system, with railways completed and under construction....
View full detailsThis map covers the southern part of the subcontinent (Mumbai is near the upper border), and includes the northern part of Sri Lanka. Pink denotes ...
View full detailsJohn Thomson's maps, like this one of the Channel, are characteristic of the Edinburgh school of cartography. It flourished at the beginning of the...
View full details[Title page: Atlas Novus, volume IV] This is an architectural title page, engraved for the fourth volume of Blaeu’s Atlas Novus. The central panel ...
View full details[Title-page] Le Nouveau Theatre du Monde ou Nouvel Atlas, Tome second Through groups of allegorical figures the atlas makers ‘sought to promise the...
View full detailsOriginally published in the series ‘Twenty-Four Views in Hindostan’, a part-work issued 1802-1805 to illustrate Francis Blagdon’s ‘Brief History of...
View full detailsThe earliest versions of this map advertised the Franco-British Exhibition which closed at the end of October 1908, marked here as ‘Exhibition’. In...
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