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Blackheath and Lee and illustrates London’s dramatic spread towards the end of the nineteenth century
Image size: 640mm x 498mm (plate mark)
The base of each is covered in green felt
etched and signed in the plate
Moule’s maps
KENT Greenwich Blackheath and Lee and illustratesCopper engraving by William Hole with water and body colour. Published as part of Michael Drayton's 'Polyolbion'. I613 (second state). Condition: A little time stained, with minor repairs to extremities, but otherwise good for its age. Dimensions: 255mm X 335mm One of the most whimsical maps of the county ever published. This map was made to illustrate a topographical poem consisting of thirty songs describing traditions and histories of the counties