Title: Bermondsey and Wapping 1872. Author: Stephen Humphrey. Edition: Facsimile of 1872 ed. Format: Map. Missing Information?. Item Height: 220mm. Release Date: 11/01/1995. Subtitle: London Sheet 077.1.
Author:Humphrey, Stephen. Book Binding:Sheet map, folded. All of our paper waste is recycled within the UK and turned into corrugated cardboard. We all like the idea of saving a bit of cash, so when we found out how many good quality used products are out there – we just had to let you know!
The three versions of this map show how the area developed across the years. Churches include St Mary’s Paddington Green, Christ Church Lancaster Gate, St John’s Southwick Crescent, St Mary’s Upper York St, etc.
Ordnance Survey of Scotland – Sheet 77 Aberdeen Antique and Original – Published September 1872 (this is NOT a copy) 77cm x 57cm 150 year old paper is very brittle and there are 2 fold creases either side Photographed under glass sheets (centre vertical line is the edge of the glass sheets not a crease) Sent in a very sturdy tube. ******************************************************************************************************** What I Sell… The things I sell are usually pretty old and all are pre-owned so don’t expect shrink-wrapped wrapped perfection! Mostly, the items are sourced from local house clearance auction sales who, due of the economics of running these auction houses, would have dumped them as unsold in land-fill if I hadn’t bought the lot and sorted out the saleable from the absolute rubbish. My other ‘planet saving’ contributions… Apart from keeping nice stuff out of land-fill, I use recycled packaging wherever possible so don’t be surprised if your dream piece of Minton arrives in a car parts box – they are strong! Another ploy is that, as I would otherwise have to make a 25 mile round trip to do my posting, I can save fuel (and infection risk) by having all my items collected by the Postie or the Hermes van driver as they are out here anyway and no additional fuel is used. My delivery details… Postage is charged at cost (not ‘hidden’ as ‘Free’) I always try to combine postage where possible – please ask before paying. There are occasions where combined post is not possible due to the types of items (e.g. lead crystal and hammers don’t travel well in the same box!). Packing slips can be sent by email if requested, otherwise – no paper! Enjoy my items – I enjoyed rescuing them and giving them the chance of a new home!
The three versions of this map show how the area developed across the years. Churches include St Mary’s Paddington Green, Christ Church Lancaster Gate, St John’s Southwick Crescent, St Mary’s Upper York St, etc.
The map links up with sheet 7.47 Bethnal Green West to the west, 7.38 Bethnal Green North to the north, 7.58 Whitechapel to the south. Here are the details of the map for Bethnal Green.
This very detailed map covers the area of Kensington from the Royal Albert Hall westward to Kensington House, with part of Kensington Palace in the top left corner. London Large Scale Series Sheet 6.89 Kensington (Royal Albert Hall) 1872 – published 2009.
This very detailed map covers the western part of Bethnal Green. It is double-sided, with the 1872 map on one side and a reduced version of the 1894 map on the reverse. We also include an introduction to the history of the area. Features (from 1872 map) include Old Nichol slum area, Bishopsgate Station and railway approaches, St Leonard’s church, St Philip’s church, St Paul’s church, St Matthew’s church, St Matthias church, chapels, schools, etc. Churches and some other public buildings have interiors mapped.
This highly detailed map at a ‘Yard to the Mile’ scale is dominated by Waterloo Station. London Large Scale Series Sheet 7.84 Waterloo & Lambeth Marsh 1872 – published 1993. Intro by Alan Godfrey.