attributed to Hoefnagel (T.S.L 1882-3): from Braun and Hogenberg’s Civitates Orbis Terrarum, second state showing Royal Exchange

First in a series of drawings of changes and demolitions, 1880-7, by J. P. Emslie.  See also LTS 6 & 9 for second and third series respectively.

(See also Notes on Visscher’s View of London, 1616 by T. F. Ordish, London Topographical Record VI & LTS 39.)

Second in a series of drawings of changes and demolitions, 1886-7, by J. P. Emslie with historical notes by Philip Norman F.S.A.  See also LTS 3 & 9 for Series One and Three respectively

from Norden’s Speculum Britanniae, (see also Notes on Norden and his Map of London by H. B. Wheatley, in London Topographical Record II & LTS 42)

(see also Notes on Salway’s Plan by Col. W.F. Prideaux, London Topographical Record III & V)

Third in a series of drawings of changes and demolitions, 1888-1890, by J. P. Emslie and historical notes by Philip Norman F.S.A. See also LTS Nos 3 & 6.

modern ground plan superimposed on Fisher’s plan of 1680 as engraved by Vertue

ed. T. F. Ordish, continued as London Topographical Record

a bird’s eye-view (See Hollar’s Map by W. R. Lethaby and R. Jenkins, in LTR II)

ed. T. F. Ordish

also known as Ogilby and Morgan’s Plan. (See also Morden and Lea’s Plan of London by W. L. Spiers, in LTR V)

ed. T. F. Ordish

extra publication.

Ed. Bernard Gomme

(i) plan of old cathedral before the Great Fire; (ii) section of Wren’s scheme for rebuilding. (See also Wren’s Drawings of Old St Paul’s … by W. R. Lethaby, in LTR V)

Ed. Bernard Gomme

(See also View of the Palace of Whitehall by W. L. Spiers, in LTR VII)

Ed. Bernard Gomme

(See also ‘Notes on London Views’, by P. Norman, in L.T.R. VIII, 94.)

ed. H. G. Head

(See also ‘Notes on London Views’, by P. Norman, in L.T.R.VIII, 94.)

with descriptive letterpress.

part only; (See also A Seventeenth Century Map of London and the Thames by M. Holmes, in LTR XX)

ed. H. G. Head

(See also Drawings of Old and New London Bridge by E. W. Cooke by P. Norman, in LTR IX ; see also LTS No 113)

(See also Rocque’s Plan of London by H. B. Wheatley in LTR IX)

ed. H. G. Head

(See also Rocque’s Plan of London by H. B. Wheatley in LTR IX)

(See also Rocque’s Plan of London by H. B. Wheatley in LTR IX)

ed. H. G. Head

ed. H. G. Head

(See also Rocque’s Plan of London by H. B. Wheatley in LTR IX)

(See also Rocque’s Plan of London by H. B. Wheatley in LTR IX)

(See also Rocque’s Plan of London by H. B. Wheatley in LTR IX)

(See also Rocque’s Plan of London by H. B. Wheatley in LTR IX)

ed. H. G. Head

(See also Tallis’s Street Views of London by E. B. Chancellor, in LTR XII & LTS No 110.)

from the Pepysian Library, Cambridge

ed. H.G. Head

with Capon’s descriptions annotated by P. Norman.

with Capon’s description annotated by Philip Norman

see also The Early History of Piccadilly, Leicester Square and Soho by C.L. Kingsford  (LTS 55)

by Charles Lethbridge Kingsford, based on a plan drawn in 1585 and published by the London Topographical Society in 1925 (LTS 54)

by C. L. Kingsford

Ed. Walter H. Godfrey

(See also Nevill’s Court, Fetter Lane by W. G. Bell, in LTR XV)

with notes by J. Bruce Williamson

ed. Walter H. Godfrey

from a tracing by M.B. Honeybourne of a plan in the Public Record Office

ed. Walter H. Godfrey

(See also Thomas Hill’s Maps . .  by I. Darlington, in LTR XXI)

(See Duke of Bedford’s Estate Map, 1795 by Eliza Jeffries Davis, LTR XVII)

ed. Walter H. Godfrey

(i) Vine Tavern, Mile End; (ii) nos. 5 and 7, Aldgate; (iii) nos. 10 and 11, Austin Friars; (iv) St Magnus’ Church, London Bridge

(v) No 13 Leather Lane; (vi) Staircase in the Old Bell Inn, Holburn; (vii) Old houses, Chelsea; (viii) Backs of old houses, Cheyne Walk.

by Raphe Treswell the elder, (i) Clothworkers’ Hall, 1612; (ii) St James’s in the Wall, 1612; (iii) St James’s in the Wall, 1728, (See The Clothworkers’ Company: Book of Plans . . . by W. H. Godfrey, London Topographical Record XVIII)

by Raphe Treswell the elder, to which has been added certain further surveys of some of the properties in the year 1728

by Raphe Treswell the elder, (vi) Richard Fishburne’s House, Throgmorton Street, 1612: (vii) Fox Court, Nicholas Lane

by Raphe Treswell the elder, to which has been added certain further surveys of some of the properties in the year 1727.

ed. Walter H. Godfrey

original size

by Peter Mills and John Oliver, with an introduction by Walter H. Godfrey (see LTS  89 for Vol 2, LTS 97 for Vol 3, LTS 98 for Vol 4 & LTS 99 for Vol 5)

ed. Walter H. Godfrey

by Cecil Brown

by F. Colsoni, Edited with a commentary by Walter H. Godfrey

(i) The Grey Friars, c. 1617 (see The Precinct of the Greyfriars by Marjorie B. Honeybourne, London Topographical Record XVI); (ii) Properties adjoining Hosier Lane; & (iii) St Nicholas Flesh Shambles

ed. Walter H. Godfrey

by B.H. Johnson, published by John Murray in association with the London Topographical Society.

(iv) south-west portion of the hospital adjoining the City Wall Ditch; (v) north portion adjoining Smithfield from Duck Lane to the Hospital Church; (vi) south portion adjoining Little Britain and the City Wall and Ditch; & (vii) property north of Chick Lane

(see The Fire of London and St Bartholomew’s Hospital by G. Whitteridge, LTR XX & LTS No 47)

by Peter Mills and John Oliver, with an introduction by Walter H. Godfrey (see LTS 79 for Vol 1, LTS 97 for Vol 2, LTS 98 for Vol 4 & LTS 99 for Vol 5)

part of a survey by John Ogilby.

ed. Walter H. Godfrey

reproduced from the 1:25000 Ordnance Survey map, first edition , 1876

from original sources, by Marjorie B. Honeybourne

from the engraving in the de la Gardie Collection in the Royal Library, Stockholm

includes Paddington and St Pancras, engraved by B. R. Davis; reproduced at slightly reduced scale.

includes Paddington and St Pancras, engraved by B. R. Davis; reproduced at slightly reduced scale

by Peter Mills and John Oliver (see also LTS 79 for Vol 1, LTS 89 for Vol 2, LTS 98 for Vol 4 & LTS 99 for Vol 5)

by Peter Mills and John Oliver (see also LTS 79 for Vol 1, LTS 89 for Vol 2, LTS 97 for Vol 3 & LTS 99 for Vol 5)

by Peter Mills and John Oliver (see also LTS 79 for Vol 1, LTS 89 for Vol 2, LTS 97 for Vol 3 & LTS 98 for Vol 4)

an investigation into the relationship between a copper-engraved map and its derivatives, by Stephen P. Marks

by Mills and Oliver.  A new edition of LTS Nos 79 & 89.

ed. Marjorie B. Honeybourne

by Mills and Oliver, Vol. I, containing indexes of people, places and subjects & introductory notes.

extra publication

from orginal drawings made expressly for the work by R. Sandeman, Architect (1849) and executed on wood by G.C. Leighton

a memorial to the work of the London Survey Committee 1894-1965

by Inigo Jones.

by Hubert J. Pragnell.  (See also LTS 139 & 181)

extra publication

by E. W. Cooke

ed. M. B. Honeybourne

See also Parliament and the Railways, by David J. Johnson, London Topographical Review XXIV, LTS 147.

by Betty R. Masters, Deputy Keeper of the Records of the Corporation of London

with an introduction by Dr G. B. G. Bull

Only sold together at a combined price of £17.75 (Member)/£23.60 (non-Member).

Please note that the dimensions listed on the page are that of the shipping tube. The item itself is 103x51cm.

with a commentary by James R. Sewell.  Reproduced with the permission of the Corporation of London.

by Priscilla Metcalf

compiled by Adrian Prockter and Robert Taylor with introductory notes by John Fisher. Published concurrently by the Society and by Harry Margary in association with Guildhall Library.

ed. Ann Saunders (the Society’s centenary volume)

issued as an extra publication to mark the Society’s centenary year, 1980.

with an introduction by Ralph Hyde and keys by Peter Jackson, (see also A London Panorama, c.1800 Resurrected, by Ralph Hyde, LTR XXIV)

with introductory notes by Ralph Hyde. Published concurrently by the Society and by Harry Margary in association with the Guildhall Library.

by Francis Sheppard

accompanying text by Geoffrey Parnell

with an introduction by Dr David A. Reeder

based on the 1813 edition of Richard Horwood’s Plan of the Cities of London and Westminster and the Borough of Southwark, including their adjacent Suburbs.

ed. Ann Saunders

with a commentary by John Richardson – published in conjunction with the London Borough of Camden.

Landsat 5 image processing and production by Hunting Surveys and Consultants Ltd.

ed. By John Schofield, illustrated with all of Treswell’s London plans

with notes by Ralph Hyde. Published concurrently by the Society and Harry Margary in association with Guildhall Library.

eds. Ian Archer, Caroline Barron and Vanessa Harding

with an introduction by Ralph Hyde and keys by Peter Jackson. Published concurrently by the Society and Guildhall Library. (See also LTS 109)

ed. Hermione Hobhouse and Ann Saunders

ed. Ann Saunders

drawn by Cecil Brown, with notes by Ralph Hyde

by Jean Imray with an introduction by Derek Keene & edited by Ann Saunders

with an introduction by Yolande Hodson, Historical Consultant to Ordnance Survey.  Ed. Ann Saunders.

with introductory notes by Ralph Hyde – index compiled by John Fisher and Roger Cline

with an introduction by Eric Robinson and topographical notes by Simon Morris.

with text by Peter Jackson

(2nd edition, 1813) with introduction by David Webb

ed. Ann Saunders

Published in association with the Guildhall Library with an explanatory booklet containing an introduction by W. Ravenhill and D. Johnson.

ed. Howard Colvin and Susan Foister

ed. Ann Saunders.

by Simon Thurley

by Ralph Hyde

with introductory notes by Simon Morris

ed. Ann Saunders

by Anna Keay

ed. Ann Saunders and John Schofield

Introduction and biographical essay by Peter Jackson.

with an introduction by Ralph Hyde and keys by Peter Jackson – in association with the British Museum

with an introduction by John Schofield and key by Tracy Wellman

by Pamela Tudor-Craig with Christopher Whittick – published in association with the Society of Antiquaries

with an introduction by Robin Woolven, ed. Ann Saunders – published in association with London Metropolitan Archives.

ed. Ann Saunders

with an introduction by M. H. Port, ed. Ann Saunders

by Felix Barker and Peter Jackson, edited by Ann Saunders and Denise Silvester-Carr

by Simon Thurley with contributions by Patricia Croot and Claire Gapper, ed. Ann Saunders and Roger Cline

ed. Ann Saunders

by Ralph Hyde

by H M Port

with an introduction and commentary by Paul Holden, edited by Ann Saunders

by Peter Barber with notes on the engravers by Laurence Worms, edited by Roger Cline and Ann Saunders, in association with the British Library.

with introductory notes by Peter Barber and Ralph Hyde; an index compiled by Robert Thompson, edited by Ann Saunders

by L. Grenade (Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, MS Reg. lat. 672), Edited by Derek Keene & Ian W. Archer

ed. Ann Saunders

by Geoffrey Tyack

by Dorian Gerhold, edited by Sheila O’Connell

by Bernard Nurse

by Greg Smith

by Hubert Pragnell, Patricia Hardy & Elaine Harwood

Developed from an unpublished work by Ralph Hyde, augmented and completed by Simon Morris and Members of the Society, with introductory essays by Peter Barber and Laurence Worms, edited by Sheila O’Connell.

ed. Sheila O’Connell

by David E. Coke, ed. Sheila O’Connell

by Frank Kelsall and Timothy Walker

Introduction by Paul Laxton with Indexes compiled by Roger Cline, Ed. Sheila O’Connell

by Jay Tidmarsh, Ed. Sheila O’Connell