Description
A Plan of the River Thames from Boulters Lock to Mortlake in Surry. From an Actual Survey, taken in 1770'. Anonymous, probably John Lodge. Published 1771. Antique copperplate map. Size 21 x 40 cm | 8.5 x 15.5 inches. Condition: Fair: Trimmed along bottom edge. Please note any other blemishes on the scan prior to purchasing this picture. Please contact us if you would like to arrange to view this map. This is a folding map. There is nothing printed on the reverse side, which is plain. Tags: Boulters Lock, Mortlake, Surry, Thames, Thames Valley, Thames Valley + Anonymous, Thames Valley + Gentleman's Magazine, Thames Valley + Gents Mag, Thames Valley + Gents Mag + Gentleman's Magazine
Reserve: $280.00
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Reserve: $280.00
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A Plan of the River Thames from Boulters Lock to Mortlake. Gent's Mag 1771 map
Estimate $350-$400
Starting Price
$170
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Antique & Vintage Maps of the British Isles
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