Cassell's British atlas: consisting of the counties of England, with large divisional maps of Scotland, Ireland, and Wales; copious maps of all the principal routes of railway throughout the country ... separate maps of cities, towns, and places of importance; the Great map of London, on a scale of nine inches to the mile, with the suburbs and environs, and also a fac-simile of Ralph Aggas's map of old London, as it was in the time of Queen Elizabeth.
Aggas, Ralph.
London,
[1864-1866]
Bound with: Cassell's Atlas of Divisional Maps, (cat. separately).
The sheets refering to the London Area are wrongly bound in after the titlepage of "Cassell's Atlas of Divisional Maps".