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[Mottley (John)] pseud. John Seymour.
A Map of London, Westminster and Southwark, With ye New Buildings to ye Year 1733,
£900
London, , 1733.
detailed plan of London, extending from Hoxton to Lambeth, and from Hyde Park to Wapping, issued as a frontispiece to volume I of ‘A Survey of the cities of London and Westminster, Borough of Southwark’, edited by John Seymour for John Stow, and published in 1734. ‘John Seymour’ was one of the pseudonyms of John Mottley (1692-1750), a prolific author and dramatist, who also wrote comic operas and even a book of jests..
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engraved plan on thin laid paper with good margins, a central vertical fold and two other soft vertical creases, occasional very faint browning or spotting, [Howgego 78],
| Dimensions | 2604801019 cm |
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