Badeslade & Toms’ Map of Middlesex Printed Area Measurement_18 x 30.5 cm Guernsey and Jersey is from

Guernsey and Jersey is from the first edition of Tabularum geographicarum contractarum libri

la géographie moderne et les cartes relatives à la géographie physique’

Environs of Wembley from Rocque’s ‘An Exact Survey of the City’s of London

This railway map was published in October 1845 as Railwaymania neared its peak: in 1846 272 Acts of Parliament setting up new railway companies were passed

Badeslade & Toms’ Map of Middlesex Printed Area Measurement_18 x 30.5 cm Guernsey and Jersey is fromThis map of Middlesex was engraved by Toms for Thomas Badeslades Chorographia Britanniae, an attractive pocket atlas which according to Badeslade himself was originally compiled for the use of George I. The panel on the left contains a wealth of local detail such as fairs and market days, the number of MPs returned to parliament and information about significant rivers. The atlas was first published in 1742, but additional roads were added a couple of