Old Map of London, 1746 by John Rocque - D2 - St Pauls Cathedral, Blackfriars, Southbank, Bankside,. Fleet Street, Temple, Upper Ground Finish:Framed canvas map which was just a little

which was just a little city back then

The model in the listing image is holding the 36x20 inches (90x50cm) version of this map

Taylor and published in 1931 by Pratts Oil - which was known as Standard Oil in the US and only a few months later as Esso in the UK

This is a rare

another option would be this amazing map of United States of America by Herman Moll in 1720

Old Map of London, 1746 by John Rocque - D2 - St Pauls Cathedral, Blackfriars, Southbank, Bankside,. Fleet Street, Temple, Upper Ground Finish:Framed canvas map which was just a littleThis is the greatest old map of London ever created. Put together by surveyor and cartographer John Rocque and engraver John Pine in 1746, this map has an incredible level of detail. The cities of London and Westminster are already quite developed, but south of the river in Southwark, Lambeth and Lewisham it's still mostly fields. This map was originally published in 24 sheets. The map shown here is sheet 12, focusing on the stretch of Thames between