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A Plan Of The City And Environs Of London As Fortified By Order Of Parliament In The Years 1642 & 1643 (Engraved for Harrison's History Of London ..Known as Harrison Map but engraved by Virtue for Harrison's History..First published in 1738 but this edition 1779. A handsome and clearly drawn antique map of mid-seventeenth century London, Westminster, Lambeth and Southwark - ringed by the redoubts, forts, batteries, breastworks and bulwarks erected at the time of the Civil War. Engraved by the celebrated George Vertue.Mint conditionSOLD

Superb and rare large chart of the Western Approaches.Covers Sothern Ireland to South Wales Devon and Cornwall.Extremely detailed with rumb lines depths etc.Printed on heavy paper.Very good condition.ARCHIVED

Detailed uncommom map of London. INFO FROM MAPCO Publisher: Anonymous Date: 1767 Size: 54cm x 32cm (21" X 12¾") Scale: 4¼" : 1 statute mile Extent: New River Head - Shadwell - Newington Butts - Hide Park. Description: Folding plan printed on good heavy paper paper. Hand coloured. Title set in top margin. This 1767 London plan came from an American collector, who had erroneously attributed it to John Pine (1690-1756). It is cited in Howgego (No. 144) as Anonymous, and was most likely published in The Gentleman's Magazine (first published in 1731 by Edward Cave), The Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure (first published 1740), or similar publication. I am under the impression that T.Kitchen was the engraver. Folds as issued.V.good condition SOLD

Attractive inexpensive eighteenth century map of England.Inset of Channel Islands.Later hand colour.Good condition.SOLD