Edwardian London map
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This reproduction depicts an Edwardian map of London first published in 1905 by Edward Stanford, around the time Fabergé arrived in Britain. A fascinating way to chart the evolution of the city, explore the changing streets and colour-coded open spaces and see if you can spot the South Kensington museums.
This map comes as a folded cloth map enclosed in a slipcase.
Details
• The map is fade resistant and light fast
• Made in the UK
Dimensions
20in x 24in
Composition
Printed with pigment ink onto archival paper and laid on to cloth
Product code
162266
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Returns
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