Langley & Belch's New Map of London.
LANGLEY & BELCH.
Publication Date: 1812
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London, 1812. Original colour. Dissected and laid on linen as issued; 530 x 800mm. Linen replaced. An uncommon map of London, with 24 vignette views of buildings. On the map and illustrated are the West & East India Docks, opened 1802 & 1806 respectively. Of interest is the attention paid to 'Projected Works', coloured yellow. These include: Regent's Park and the 'Intended Road' (Regent Street) running south (although still showing Jew's Harp tea rooms and Willans Farm, both mentioned in William Blake's 'Jerusalem'); Waterloo Bridge and the southern approach roads; 'Regent Bridge', now Vauxhall Bridge, and the Vauxhall Bridge Road; and the Duke of Bedford's development around Tavistock Square in Bloomsbury. A very fine impression. HOWGEGO: 256, plate 13. First state. Seller Inventory # 22899
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Title: Langley & Belch's New Map of London.
Publication Date: 1812
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Langley and Belch's New Map of London
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Langley & Belch, London, 1812
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First Edition
Seller: George Jeffery Books, HERTFORDSHIRE, United Kingdom
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Condition: Near Very Good. First Edition. Large coloured linen backed map., twenty-four uncoloured engraved views in the horizontal margins, Map measure 79x53.cm. in 21 sections. Light wear, occasional small hole on folds, very light dust marking. Without the original slipcase. Generally a good clean map.F. Seller Inventory # 015511
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