NO NEED TO ASK. Early maps of London's underground railways.

Published by London: Capital Transport, 1999

1854142151 / 9781854142153

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Square sm.4to, (246x282mm), 80p. 117 colour & 27 monochrome illustrations. A fine copy in original colour printed hardback boards. A well-illustrated historical survey of the design of the early maps of the London Underground from the first attempts in mapping the Metropolitan Railway in 1867, through the development of the underground system up to the last attempts to convey the complexity of the system before Harry Beck's stroke of genius.

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Title
NO NEED TO ASK. Early maps of London's underground railways.
Author
LEBOFF, David & Tim DEMUTH.
Publisher
London: Capital Transport
Publication year
1999
Binding
Hardcover
ISBN 10
1854142151
ISBN 13
9781854142153

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