Mogg e (18 Ergebnisse)

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(560 × 840 mm), steel engraved, single sheet folded into 32 sections, mounted (as issued) on linen, original hand colour. Original blue cloth folding case (140 × 100 mm) with green publisher's label to upper cover, 30pp. "Index" tipped to front pastedown. Case slightly rubbed and soiled, but a very good unsophisticated copy.…

Map dimensions 52.5 x 80.5 cm, overall dimensions 56 x 84.5 cm. Folding map of London covering the extents from Upper Holloway down to Putney (shown on a fold-out extension to lower left corner) and Stratford across to Hammersmith, scale 3 inches to the mile. Original colour in block and outline. The three mile radius from the G.P.O marked out with a thin red line, as is the 4 mile radius from Charing Cross. Some old pencil annotations to lower margin and right edge of plan. The whole backed onto linen, folds between dark blue cloth covers with title lettering and illustration of St. Paul's in gilt to upper board, marbled paper to inner cover and to folded end section on linen verso. Booklet (pp. 30) to inside cover with a street index to the map. Covers slightly worn. Surface of map slightly soiled and toned, paper cracked along some folds, otherwise good. No printed date, but c. 1852. The imprint on the map bears the name of E.S. Mogg with his Great Russell Street address, the firm moved to 26 Brydges Street in 1853. The Great Exhibition is shown in Hyde Park, Victoria Street also features, both opened in 1851. The Great Northern is shown running into Kings Cross, the station was opened in 1852. Hyde, D & H, 390, (2). Cf. Boyle, 208 for a later edition. …

Overall dimensions 56 x 44 cm. Single sheet incorporating three panels featuring various redevelopments in central London: 1. the triangle between the Strand, St. Martin's Avenue and what is now Duncannon Street (also featuring the putative plans for what became Trafalgar Square); 2. the proposal for what has become King William Street (also featuring an illustrated view of proposed improvements to the north side of the bridge); 3. three compartments showing a cross section of the river, a map of the route and an illustration of the Thames Tunnel, some original colour, folded three times. Several small holes, mostly at the intersection of the folds, else very good. Published as a supplement to Mogg's maps of the city which, due to its rapid expansion and numerous civic works, were quickly appearing out of date. A decorative and fascinating piece of London cartographic ephemera.…

Overall dimensions 65.5 x 27.5 cm. Folding map with original outline colour, mounted on linen, folds between original boards, publisher's yellow printed label to the upper cover, a three page table of stations to the inner cover. Covers rebacked, some general age toning and soiling to the paper, a decent example overall of a fragile item. An uncommon separately published edition of a map that also appeared in Mogg's Handbook, no other copies traced thus.…

Map dimensions 42.5 x 87.5 cm, overall 56 x 91.5 cm. Folding map of London showing the extents from Pentonville down to Newington and Stepney across to Hyde Park, the boundary of the City marked in red plus original hand colouring to the parks and bodies of water, 24 column index of "900 of the principle places" to the lower margin, dissected into 32 sections and mounted on linen. Folds into the original dark blue papered slipcase, publisher's printed title label to the upper cover, the signature of the original owner "Wm. Anthony Ormond Short" to the lower margin of the map and the case label. Slipcase quite worn but sound, the map generally very good. Cf. Howgego, 353a, this issue not one of the five listed between 1835 and 1843.…