Plan of London in the reign of William IV

SHURY, John.

Plan of London From Actual Survey 1833. Presented Gratis to the Readers of the United Kingdom Newspaper, by their Obliged and Humble Servant, the Proprietors.
London: John Shury, 1833. Dissected and laid on linen, total 465 x 605mm.

A detailed map of London drawn, engraved and published by Shury. Above the map is the title with an ornamental design of the Royal Arms and the arms of the Cities of London and Westminster; the other three sides are filled with 33 views of important buildings, including the Houses of Commons and Lords the year before they both burned down.
The extents of the map are Hyde Park in the west, clockwide to the Regent's Park and Primrose Hill, Islington, Limehouse, Rotherhithe, Vauxhall and Chelsea.

HOWGEGO: 343, an unrecorded state between 3a and 4 of 8.
Stock ID : 18490