DAVIES, B[enjamin] R[ees].
Davies's New Map of London and Its Environs.
Davies's New Map of London and Its Environs.
Showing the new railways, stations, and other improvements.
Stock Code 117678
London, Edward Stanford 1893
London
Benjamin Rees Davies was an engraver, cartographer, painter, and map publisher active in the early to mid-19th century. From approximately 1848 onward Davies published in conjunction with the Stanford firm.Partially hand-coloured lithograph plan, dissected into 36 parts and mounted on linen, extending west to east from Twickenham to Abbeywood and north to south from Tottenham to Streatham, faded purple cloth slip-case with label attached. Size: 75cm x 114.5cm, some discolouration to linen and light marginal soiling.
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