Old Map of East-Central London in 1900 by Unknown Cartographer - Tower of London, The Thames, Isle of Dogs, London Docks, Shoreditch Size:24x32 inch - UNFRAMED Whether you have Swiss heritage

Whether you have Swiss heritage or an appreciation for European history

a powerful and elusive wild cat known for its tufted ears and beautifully patterned fur

and local vestries who needed to keep pace with a city expanding faster than anyone could survey it

This beautifully detailed 1917 panoramic map of Bartlesville

predating by more than a century and a half the better-known Victorian county atlases that would later cover the same ground

Old Map of East-Central London in 1900 by Unknown Cartographer - Tower of London, The Thames, Isle of Dogs, London Docks, Shoreditch Size:24x32 inch - UNFRAMED Whether you have Swiss heritageUnlike the grand decorative atlases of the Victorian era, this map of east central London from around 1900 belongs to a much more workaday tradition: the commercially produced street plan, the kind sold to visitors, businessmen, and residents who needed to navigate a rapidly changing part of the city rather than admire it. Its exact publisher is not recorded, which was not unusual for the many pocket plans and directory maps churned out by London's