highly detailed, and highly regarded, plan of London, first issued in 1787, and which includes the eastern ‘docklands’ extension added from 1811, but not always present in subsequent editions. It extends from Canonbury to the Oval, and from Kensington to the River Lea and East India Dock. The long title spans the top of the map, with the lengthy index of streets in columns below the width of the original map, the lower margin of the eastern extension remaining blank. There are also two inset text panels listing public buildings, upper left, and churches, upper right,
engraved map with original hand-colouring, 815 x 1530 mm. (32 1/8 x 60 1/4 in), dissected and linen-backed, pale even browning, folding into its original green-marbled slipcase, worn, publisher’s title label pasted on, [Howgego 184 (16)],