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James Hamilton's Map of Chelsea surveyed in 1664, redrawn in 1717. This piece forms part of item Coll-1167/A/6/28 which is formed of 6 illustrations shown on one page, in three rows. Position on page: top row.

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Millbank as it appeared in 1816. This piece forms part of item Coll-1167/A/6/28 which is formed of 6 illustrations shown on one page, in three rows. Position on page: top row.

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8 Collotypes of London scenes, lent by the London Topographical Society and published by them in 1911. Appears in Geddes' Cities and Town Planning Exhibition (replacement exhibition), exhibit number 987. These 8 collotypes (Coll-1167/A/6/25/1-8) were stuck on one composite sheet of paper, the position of each item on the composite sheet is indicated in the scope and content of each item's particular catalogue description.

Scope and Contents Sheet of Collotypes of London scenes. 7 Prints, published by the London Topographical Society, 30 Buckingham Street Strand, 1910 and 7 Upper Baker Street, 1911. Printed in Collotype by Sir Emery Walker. Appears in Geddes' (replacement) Cities and Town Planning Exhibition, exhibit number 988. These 7 collotypes (Coll-1167/A/26/1-7) were originally stuck on one composite sheet of paper but were separated at some point prior to 1998. Each collotype's position on the composite sheet is indicated...

Scope and Contents A series of 33 prints and photographs from varied sources depicting London Capital scenes, encompassing Coll-1167/A/28/1-27. This series of prints and illustrations was originally displayed on one composite sheet, but items were separated at some point prior to 1998. It is unserstood that this composite sheet formed part of Patrick Geddes' (replacement) Cities and Town Planning Exhibition, attributed exhibit number 575. On the reverse of the composite sheet was written 'London Capital Scenes...

Scope and Contents A series 7 items containing the text and illustrative plates reproduced from an article "The Passing of Cloth Fair" by Percy Lovell, published in the Architectural Review Vol 36. December 1914. Includes pp. 99, 100, 101 and 102. Lovell describes the area known as Cloth Fair in London, which incorporates an area of housing to the north of the Church of St. Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield. Cloth Fair was demolished by order of London City Corporation to make way for a street improvement...

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From a drawing in the Soane Collection, made by an assistant of architect Sir John Soane about 1811. Looking East. This item forms part of Coll-1167/A/6/25/1-8, a series of 8 collotypes originally displayed on one composite sheet. Position on composite sheet: top row (Plate 6).

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From a drawing in the British Museum made by John Wykeham Archer in 1847. This item forms part of Coll-1167/A/6/25/1-8, a series of 8 collotypes originally displayed on one composite sheet. Position on composite sheet: top row (Plate 1).

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From a drawing in the British Museum made by John Wykeham Archer in 1851. This item forms part of Coll-1167/A/6/25/1-8, a series of 8 collotypes originally displayed on one composite sheet. Position on composite sheet: top row (Plate 3).

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As seen after the fire at the Royal Exchange. From a drawing in the British Museum made by John Wykeham Archer in 1843. This item forms part of Coll-1167/A/6/25/1-8, a series of 8 collotypes originally displayed on one composite sheet. Position on composite sheet: top row (Plate 2).