LIBRARY MAP OF LONDON AND ITS SUBURBS.

Edward Stanford's (1827-1904)maps have been published from 1862 to the 20th century in several editions, the old ones remain rare. These ones are mounted on linen, folding into marbled coloured endpapers. 1) NORTH WEST. Highgate, Hampstead, Willesden, Regent Park. 91 x 62 cms / 36 x 24,5 inches, dissected into 18 parts. 2) CENTRAL NORTH. Holloway, Leyton, Hoxton, Kings Cross, Bow. 18 parts, 91 x 62 cms, small holes in some folding lines. 3) NORTH EAST. Wanstead, Ilford, Stratford, Barking, 12 parts, 62 x 56 printed cms. 4) CENTRAL WEST. Acton, Marylebone, Mortlake, Battersea. 18 p., 91 x 62 cms. 5) CENTRAL. Bloomsbury, Poplar, The Bank, Lambeth, Greenwich. 18 parts, 91 x 62 cms. 6) CENTRAL EAST. CanningTown, Woolwich, E. Wickham, Blackheath. 18 p., 91 x 62 cms, On a small upper part some white paper has been stuck to make it stronger. 7) SOUTH WEST. Clapham, Wimbledon, Mitcham. 18 parts, 91 x 62 cms. 8) CENTRAL SOUTH. Lewisham, Dulwich, Streatham, Crystal Palace, Beckenham. 18 parts, 91 x 60 cms. 9) SOUTH EAST. Eltham, Welling, FootsCray, Chislehurst. 18 parts, 91 x 60 cms.

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