GER Metropolitan Goods Conference Map of London Author(s)_Thomas Hartwell maps permeated almost every aspect

maps permeated almost every aspect of daily life

The plates seem to have been acquired by Stockdale after Andrews' death in 1798

a few early marginalia

Loosely inserted into this railway guide is a 1952 letter from Bradshaw’s

36 x 46 cm

GER Metropolitan Goods Conference Map of London Author(s)_Thomas Hartwell maps permeated almost every aspectMetropolitan Goods Conference Map of Collection & Delivery Boundary This map is a variant of the London plan typically issued with Kellys Directory, and our example seems to have been customised for internal use by employees of the Great Eastern Railway. A paper label pasted to the top left corner of the map contains a legend detailing charges to be levied by the GER on goods received in the differently coloured zones; the title is also printed on a