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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: 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 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 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 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
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Directory to No. 2.] Leadenhall Street.. Lists names of businesses and residents in order of appearance. This image is from a copy found on the web and does not appear on our copy which would indicate that our copy is an early printing.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Directory to No. 38.] Cheapside, Division II. Lists names of businesses and residents in order of appearance. Buildings in map indexed according to directory numbers. On verso of front cover, in beige.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Directory to No. 37.] St. John Street, Division I. Lists names of businesses and residents in order of appearance. Buildings in map indexed according to directory numbers. On verso of back cover, in beige.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Fifth of five pages of text to No. 36.] Oxford Street, Division III. Includes advertisements. On back cover of paper wrappers, in beige.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Directory to No. 36.] Oxford Street, Division III. Lists names of businesses and residents in order of appearance. Buildings in map indexed according to directory numbers. On verso of back cover, in beige.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Fourth of five pages of text to No. 36.] Oxford Street, Division III. Page 4 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].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Third of five pages of text to No. 36.] Oxford Street, Division III. Page 3 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].
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: 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
Note
Second of five pages of text to No. 36.] Oxford Street, Division III. Page 2 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].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
First of five pages of text to No. 36.] Oxford Street, Division III. Page 1 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].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Front cover of paper wrappers, in beige, to No. 36.] Oxford Street, Division III. Includes full title and imprint, and 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.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Sixth of six pages of text to No. 35.] Newington Causeway. Includes advertisements. On back cover of paper wrappers, in beige.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Directory to No. 35.] Newington Causeway. Lists names of businesses and residents in order of appearance. Buildings in map indexed according to directory numbers. On verso of back cover, in beige.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Ffith of six pages of text to No. 35.] Newington Causeway. Page 4 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].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Fourth of six pages of text to No. 35.] Newington Causeway. Page 3 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].
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: 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
Third of six pages of text to No. 35.] Newington Causeway. Page 2 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].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Second of six pages of text to No. 35.] Newington Causeway. Page 1 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].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
First of six pages of text to No. 35.] Newington Causeway. Includes advertisements. On verso of front cover, in beige.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Front cover of paper wrappers, in beige, to No. 35.] Newington Causeway. Includes full title and imprint, and 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.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Eighth of eight pages of text to No. 34.] Oxford Street, Division II. Includes advertisements. On back cover of paper wrappers, in green.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Directory to No. 34.] Oxford Street, Division II. Lists names of businesses and residents in order of appearance. Buildings in map indexed according to directory numbers. On verso of back cover, in green.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Seventh of eight pages of text to No. 34.] Oxford Street, Division II. Includes advertisements.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
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Sixth of eight pages of text to No. 34.] Oxford Street, Division II. Page 5 of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Oxford Street - This important thoroughfare consists almost exclusively of retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Fifth of eight pages of text to No. 34.] Oxford Street, Division II. Page 4 of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Oxford Street - This important thoroughfare consists almost exclusively of retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Fourth of eight pages of text to No. 34.] Oxford Street, Division II. Page 3 of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Oxford Street - This important thoroughfare consists almost exclusively of retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements].
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
Third of eight pages of text to No. 34.] Oxford Street, Division II. Page 2 of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Oxford Street - This important thoroughfare consists almost exclusively of retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Second of eight pages of text to No. 34.] Oxford Street, Division II. Page 1 of historical and descriptive text, beginning: Oxford Street - This important thoroughfare consists almost exclusively of retail shops ... [surrounded by advertisements].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
First of eight pages of text to No. 34.] Oxford Street, Division II. Includes advertisements. On verso of front cover, in green.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Front cover of paper wrappers, in green, to No. 34.] Oxford Street, Division II. Includes full title and imprint, and 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.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Eighth of eight pages of text to No. 33.] Hatton Garden. Page Includes advertisements. On back cover of paper wrappers, in beige.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Seventh of eight pages of text to No. 33.] Hatton Garden. Includes advertisements. On verso of back cover, in beige.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Sixth of eight pages of text to No. 33.] Hatton Garden. Page Includes advertisements.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Fifth of eight pages of text to No. 33.] Hatton Garden. Page 5 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].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Fourth of eight pages of text to No. 33.] Hatton Garden. Page 4 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].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Third of eight pages of text to No. 33.] Hatton Garden. Page 3 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].
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
Second of eight pages of text to No. 33.] Hatton Garden. Page 2 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].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
First of eight pages of text to No. 33.] Hatton Garden. Page 1 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].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Directory to No. 33.] Hatton Garden. Lists names of businesses and residents in order of appearance. Buildings in map indexed according to directory numbers. On verso of front cover, in beige.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Front cover of paper wrappers, in beige, to No. 33.] Hatton Garden. Includes full title and imprint, and 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.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Fifth of five pages of text to No. 32.] Lamb's Conduit Street. Includes advertisements. On back cover of paper wrappers, in green.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Directory to No. 32.] Lamb's Conduit Street. Lists names of businesses and residents in order of appearance. Buildings in map indexed according to directory numbers. On verso of back cover, in green.
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Fourth of five pages of text to No. 32.] Lamb's Conduit Street. Page 4 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].
Author
Tallis, John, 1817-1876
Note
Third of five pages of text to No. 32.] Lamb's Conduit Street. Page 3 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].
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![Text: No. 36.] Oxford Street, Division III (3).](https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/iiif/RUMSEY~8~1~322557~90091844/full/384,/0/default.jpg)
![No. 36.] Oxford Street, Division III.](https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/iiif/RUMSEY~8~1~322556~90091848/full/768,/0/default.jpg)
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![Text: No. 35.] Newington Causeway (6).](https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/iiif/RUMSEY~8~1~322552~90091726/full/,192/0/default.jpg)
![Text: No. 35.] Newington Causeway (5).](https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/iiif/RUMSEY~8~1~322550~90091728/full/384,/0/default.jpg)
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