Cassell’s Map of London, Central Sheet Date of Publication_1941 which were first published in

which were first published in 1821 but are here newly surrounded by vignettes of local scenes intended ‘effectually to fix the counties on the recollection’

Greek text with Latin facing

issued free to passengers from May 1925 onwards and ultimately replaced by Beck's diagram in 1933

published by the German Army General Staff

there are details of churches

Cassell’s Map of London, Central Sheet Date of Publication_1941 which were first published inCassell's 'immense map' of London, of which this is the central sheet, was prepared for the Weekly Dispatch and published in nine parts between January 1861 and April 1862. The map reappeared in varying forms thereafter: the plates were later used for Bacon's Library Map of London and Suburbs and as a base map for other GW Bacon publications well into the 1870s. The maps are notable for their scale, clarity and detail. Condition & Materials