London Underground Map 1902 For Sale

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This is the District Railway Map of London, 6th edition from 1902.

Outside cover is made of hardboard and has the usual age related scuffing and discolouration for something of this age.

Map opens out to 30 panels and is paper on linen, 26.5 x 42 inches.

Metropolitan and District railways shown in red, other mainline railways and the Central London Railway (now central line)

and the City and South London Railway (Now Northern Line via Bank) shown in blue.

Map stretches from Highgate (North), Shadwell (East), Clapham Common (South)

and South Ealing to the West. Map also shows the construction of the Bakerloo, Piccadilly and Northern Line via Charing Cross (all opened in 1906-07).

Map also has an anomaly around the Bank area, with King William Street terminus still displayed as open (Closed 1900),

the City and South London extension to Angel (1901) and the Lombard Street station shown to exist (Due to be called Lothbury,

the original terminus of the Great Northern and City Railway, abandoned plans and the terminus now at Moorgate, opened 1904).

Map condition, one split at fold on linen of 1 inch, 3 x brown stains at top of map, but map side relatively clean for its age.

Contact within 3 days, payment within 7 days.

International buyers welcome, payment with Paypal only please.

This item will be sent bysigned fordelivery due to postal losses.

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