Bellin’s Essai Géographique sur les Isles Britanniques Kent

Bellin’s Essai Géographique sur les Isles Britanniques KentJacques Nicolas Bellin the elder (1703 1772) was first chief hydrographic engineer of the "Dpt des cartes, plans et journaux du Ministre de la Marine," charged by the French king with mapping the coasts of France first and then the rest of the world. He was also a member of the Royal Society of London. His work on the British Isles is divided into three parts: a geographical description of the three kingdoms; a description of the coasts, harbours,

The Central London Railway produced a considerable quantity of advertising material in the Edwardian period

This map of Anglesey

Orme and Brown 1823

as Pope Leo X

trivial wear at a couple of folds and intersections

First published in 1933

Map-sheet C1 from Horwood's magnificent 32-sheet survey showing part of Bloomsbury

by Nicolaus de Valle

Shirley 631

Janssonius was his son-in-law

95 x 72 cm

A version of the truth perhaps