Edwardian London Underground Station Map Engraver(s)_K Blume who reprinted them in Lyons

who reprinted them in Lyons with a revised text in 1535

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Beneath Anne Damer’s bookplate on the front pastedown is an 1824 inscription by Coldicott presenting the book to his son

Text printed by Will and Sebastian Carter at the Rampant Lions Press on paper made by J

Copper engraving

Edwardian London Underground Station Map Engraver(s)_K Blume who reprinted them in LyonsUn titled, undated and without a printer, this exceptionally scarce early poster was created for display in stations, but establishing which ones presents a challenge. We can date it with reasonable confidence to 1906, or perhaps a fraction earlier. Our map predates the western extension of the Central London Railway to Wood Lane, which opened for the Franco British Exhibition in 1908. Angel is still shown as the terminus of the City & South London