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[Budapest (Hungary). Föváros Statisztikai Hivatal, Illyefalvi, Lajos I., 1881-1944]
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Colored map representing domestic tourism according to the residential locations of the tourists, in 1910. Includes a legend and an explanation. In both Hungarian and German. Map is 23 x 30 cm, on sheet 26 x 35 cm.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). With two engraved views, featuring: Halling, Pearce and Stone, Linen Drapers, Haberdashers, Hosiers, Silk Mercers, & Lacemen -- J. Element, Wine and Brandy Merchant. No. 77 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Cockspur Street is a broad handsome street, connecting Pall Mall with Charing Cross; the houses are mostly occupied as shops, one of the most striking of which is the very extensive Drapery Establishment of Messrs. Halling, Pearce, and Stone ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). With two engraved views, featuring: Morley's Hotel, and the Nelson Column, Trafalgar Square -- Charles MacIntosh & Co. Patentees of Indian Rubber Water Proof Clothes, of Double Texture, Air Cushions, Pillow, &c. No. 76 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Trafalgar Square is a large quadrangle, surrounded by the National Gallery, the College of Physicians, the Union Club House, Morely's Hotel, and Charing Cross ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: John Dale, Ironmonger, Cabinet Brass Founder & Furnishing Warehouseman. No. 75 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Chiswell Street is a very important thoroughfare of respectable shops, extending from Finsbury-square to Beech-street ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Corn Exchange, Mark Lane. No. 74 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Fenchurch Street - This street derived its name from the Fenny ground in which it was situated, occasioned by the Langbourne, and for this reason the ward is denominated Langbourne. In this street anciently stood a mansion, called Denmark House, in which the Russian Ambassador was entertained with great magnificence in the reign of Mary ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). With two engraved views, featuring: Robert & Charlesmann, Drapers, Silk Mercers, &c. -- Westminster Abbey. No. 73 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Parliament Street is a broad handsome thoroughfare, composed of gentlemen's residences, and retail shops, extending from Whitehall to Palace-yard ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: The Royal Palace, Kensington. Middlesex. The Palace in which Queen Victoria was born May 24 1819. No. 72 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: At the west end of this street near Cumberland Gate, was situated a turnpike, from which was measured the principal roads to the west and north-west of Engoand; but it has been removed ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). With two engraved views, featuring: Interior of Burlington Arcade -- North Entrance of Burlington Arcade. No. 71 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Burlington Arcade - This beautiful arcade was the first of that description of building in London, and is composed of elegant shops, principally for the sale of fancy articles ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). With two engraved views, featuring: Charles Woodward -- John Ashby, successor to Mr. Hedges (established 1739). No. 70 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Compton Street is a broad open street of substantial brick houses, without any pretensions to architectural beauty, extending from the northern end of Princes-street, at its junction with Wardour-steet, to the west end of Little Compton-street. It consists of retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). With two engraved views, featuring: Harvey, Kingston, & Compy. Drapers, Mercers, Hosiers, Haberdashers, Carpet Manufacturers, and General Furnishing Warehousemen -- Charles Collinge's Patent Axle Tree Sugar Mill & Engine Manufactory. No. 69 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Westminster Road is a broad handsome street, extending from near the south foot of Westminster Bridge, to the Marsh Turnpike Gate. It consists principally of good retail shops and manufactories ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: James Bishop &Co. No. 68 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Wood Street is a narrow street of considerable wholesale business, composed chiefly of warehouses, and conducting to London Wall ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: The residence of Sir Paul Pindar. No. 67 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Bishopsgate Street is an extensive thoroughfare from Gracechurch-street to Norton Folgateand Shore-ditch ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: J. C. Addison, Chemist, &c.. No. 66 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Wardour Street - The part of this street represented in our engraving, extends from Ship-yard to Little Pulteney-street, and consists of retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Middlesex Hospital. No. 65 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Charles Street is a considerable thoroughfare, and consists chiefly of highly respectable shops ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Wedgwood & Co. Sole Inventors & Patentees of the Improved Manifold Writer, for Copying, Letters, Invoices, &c. No. 64 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Rathbone Place is a handsome street, composed of retail shops and warehouses, and is particularly distinguished by the number of artists occupying chambers in it. It derives its denomination from Captain Rathbone, who constructed buildings here previous to the year 1721 ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: James Newston, (late Isaac Newton,) Linen Draper. No. 63 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Coventry Street is a very important thoroughfare, particularly pedestrians, extending from the eastern end of Piccadilly, and north end of the Haymarket to Princes-street, Whitcomb-street, and Sydney's-alley. It is entirely composed of retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Brown's, Oil & Italian Warehouse. No. 62 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Wardour Street consists principally of retail shops, public houses &c., and is the great emporium for ancient furniture, armour, and other antiquities and objects of curiosity ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Thos. Butler, Linen & Woollen Draper. No. 61 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Shoreditch is part of the Great North-road, leading from Yorkshire into Essex, through London; and it varies in breadth throughout every yard of its length, and winds about so much, that two hundred yards of the street are not visible at one time ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Jas. Corss, Tailor & Draper; Corss & Tuckett, Boot & Shoe Makers. No. 60 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Norton Folgate commences at the northern end of Bishopsgate-street without, extending to Shoreditch, and consists of respectable retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: John Hopkins, Linen & Woolen Draper, Silk Mercer & Carpet Warehouseman. No. 59 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Shoreditch - This is an extensive thoroughfare, extending from the northern end of Norton Falgate, to the junction of the Hackney, Kingsland, and Old-street roads. It consists entirely of shops, and has a very lively and bustling appearance ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: White, Greenwell and Company, Linen Drapers, Silk Mercers &c. No. 58 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: The Blackfriars Road - This road has an advantage, few of our London streets can boast of, being of uniform breadth from one extremity to the other ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: W. Shaw, Wholesale Ironmonger & Manufacturer. No. 57 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: The Blackfriars Road is a broad handsome road, composed of good shops and respectable private residences, commencing at the foot of Blackfriars Bridge, and extending to the Obelisk, in St. George's Fields; it is one of the principal thoroughfares into London, from the counties of Kent, Surrey, and Sussex ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Ship Stores Supplied Free of Duty, Sharpe & Son, Tea Dealers & Grocers. No. 56 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Fenchurch Street - In this part of the street, is situated Ironmongers' Hall, a noble modern structure, fronted with Portland stone, erected in the year 1748 ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Hart's, Temperance Hotel, Coffee & Dining Rooms. No. 55 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: This part of Aldersgate-street is broad and handsome and consists of respectable retail shops. This neighbourhood has been improved since the erection of the new buildings, after the extensive fire which broke out between the hours of twelve and one, on the 17th of May, 1790 ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: J. Tullet, (successor to Sowerby & Co.) Wine Merchant. No. 54 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Goodge Street is a great thoroughfare, consisting of retail shops ... the London Carpet Warehouse, (Waugh and Son,) the third generation of this family in the same premises, and from the first building of this street in 1769 ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Danks, Late Little, Carpet, Hearth Rug, & Floor Cloth Warehouse. No. 53 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Tottenham Court Road - Of this street we have spoken in the two previous numbers; this section terminates in the junction of Oxford-street, and High-street, Bloomsbury ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Hewetson, Brothers, Carpet & Floor Cloth Factors, Feather Merchants. No. 52 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Tottenham Court Road is a broad handsome street, reaching from the New-road to Oxford-street, and High-street Bloomsbury. It is composed of good retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: White Lead and Color Manufacturer, Thos. Millington. No. 51 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Bishopsgate Street - This part of this handsome street reaches from Artillery-lane, to Spittal-square. it is very broad, and contains a number of highly respectable retail shops, wholesale warehouses, and manufactories ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Benham Ironmonger. No. 50 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Wigmore Street is a well-built handsome street; composed of fashionable shops, and a few private residences, extending from Cavendish-square, to Lower Edward-street; many of the shops in this street are equally well supplied, with those of some of the first streets in London ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Shoolbred, Cook & Company, Linen & Woolen Drapers, Silk Mercers & Carpet Warehousemen. No. 49 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Tottenham Court Road extends from the junction of Oxford-street and High-street Bloomsbury, to the entrance of the Hampstead-road, and New-road. It is one of the broadest streets in London, and the buildings are generally handsome, consisting of large well-supplied retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Hewetson, Brothers. No. 48 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Oxford Street - We have spoken of this noble street in the four previous sections, and little remains to be said, either of its beauty or its commerce ... and it may not be uninteresting to add the following account of introducing of coaches ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: T. H. Fenton, Window Glass, Color, & Lead Merchant. No. 47 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: West Smithfield - We are not told why this place derived its denomination, but history informs us a part of it was known by the name of "The Elms," from its being covered with elm trees. In and before the year 1219, this was a place of execution for malefactors, and on this site of what is called St. John's-court, a gallows was erected ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
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Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes a floor plan of St. Paul's Church, as well as an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Woodhill, Jeweller & Silversmith. No. 46 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: St. Paul's Church Yard is situated westward of Cheapside, and eastward of Ludgate-street and hill. The north side is chiefly composed of elegant retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Benjamin Edgington. No. 45 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Wellington Street - This street now forms a grand entrance into London, over New London Bridge, and within the last few years has been greatly widened and improved. It consists chiefly of handsome retail shops, and wholesale warehouses ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Maw's Manufactory, for Surgical Instruments, Pharmaceutical Implements &c. No. 44 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: St. Martin's-Le-Grand is a broad thoroughfare, conducting from the junction of Cheapside, Newgate-street, and St. Paul's Church-yard, to Aldergate-street, and the great North-road ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: National Cognac Brandy Distillery Company. No. 43 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Skinner Street connects Newgate-street and the Old Bailey with Holborn Bridge and Farringdon-street, having a gentle ascent from the latter to the former ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Rigge's Foreign & English Perfumery Warehouse. No. 42 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Cheapside is one of the most important thoroughfares in London; and after change time, in the afternoon, is perhaps the most crowded. The houses are lofty and well built, though few of them have any pretention to architectural beauty ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in pink paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Williams & Hatton, Shawl Manufacturers, Drapers & Warehousemen. No. 41 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: This portion of Oxford-street, like the former, is distinguished by elegant shops ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in pink paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Jackson and Graham. Upholsterers, Carpet Manufacturers, Furniture Printers, and Interior Decorators. No. 40 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Oxford Street - The contrast upon entering this noble street, after emerging from the narrow dirty avenues of St. Giles's, is striking and agreeable ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: A view of Bennett's Cloth Mart. No. 39 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: High Street is an important thoroughfare, extending from the junction of Great Dover-street and Blackman-street, to Wellington-street, which, until the re-building of London Bridge, and the consequent alterations, was considered part of the same street. At the northern end is situated the Town Hall of the borough of Southwark ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Hydrometer & Saccharometer Maker to the Excise & Customs. No. 38 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Cheapside consists of well-built lofty houses, the lower parts of which are warehouses and well-supplied retail shops; the thoroughfare for carriages and for passengers is very considerable ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Bett's Patent Brandy Establishment. No. 37 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Smithfield Bars is a short street, connecting Smithfield, with St. John-street, and forms the extreme extensive Distillery of Messrs. Betts and Co. so celebrated for the production of Brandy, which will rival, and some eminent chemists, is said to surpass the famed Cognac ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Geoe. Barron's Oil and Italian Warehouse. No. 36 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: This part of Oxford-street is very wide and handsome, the whole extent of this elegant street forms one of the principal entrances into London, from the west and north-west counties of England ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Mark Elphick, Wine and Spirit Merchant. No. 35 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Newington Causeway is a broad public road, extending from the Stone's-end, to the celebrated coach inn, denominated "the Elephant and Castle." It consists chiefly of good retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: The Elevation of William's & Sowerby's Premises. No. 34 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Oxford Street - This important thoroughfare consists almost exclusively of retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in green paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Rowland's Macassar Oil and Kalydor Warehouse. No. 33 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Hatton Garden is a straight, broad, and handsome street of well built brick buildings, intended for private residences; but the lower part of many of them are converted into warehouses ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in beige paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of back cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: H. Hall, Ironmonger. No. 32 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Lamb's Conduit Street is a handsome street, extending from the end of Red Lion-street, to Guildford-street. It derive's its denomination from the conduit, built by Mr. Lamb, which stood near the spot ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in green paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Alfred Brett, Vintner & Brandy Merchant. No. 31 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Blackman Street is a broad, open street, principally consisting of well supplied tradesmen's shops. Its thoroughfare is very considerable, it being the leading road to the south of England ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in green paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Morton's, Old English Baron & Excise Dining Rooms. No. 30 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Bishopsgate Street - On the ground which forms part of this street, formerly stood Gresham College, founded by the celebrated Sir Thomas Gresham, who did not long survive to view the fruit of his munificence ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in green paper wrappers.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Engraved map shows profile of buildings on each side of the street, with one side appearing upside-down on the page. Buildings indexed according to numbers in directory (on verso of front cover). Includes an ancillary overview map placing the location of the street within its London neighborhood. With an engraved view featuring: Inventors and Patentees of the Prepared Barley and Groats. No. 29 accompanied by four pages of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Red Lion Street is a considerable thoroughfare leading from High Holborn to Lamb's Conduit-street, composed for the most part of retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements]. Cover advertises: Any street already published may be had separately, on a sheet of letter paper for correspondence with country friends, for three half-pence each sheet. Bound in green paper wrappers.
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