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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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Overground, Underground.,
By neanco "nevl the devl" (England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: London's Railways Map 1897: A Coloured Map of the Railway Network That Helped to Make London the Greatest City in the World (Map)
I have an original linen backed edition of this map, (somewhere), so I knew fairly well what it would look like. This shews what lines were available on the day that Oscar Wilde was released from Reading. (He took a Great Western train from Twyford to Westbourne Park). It includes also some tram routes. I intend to use this map in conjunction with other maps of London through the ages and railway books published by Old House Books and available though Amazon. It's a good purchase. Have fun!
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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This review is from: London's Railways Map 1897: A Coloured Map of the Railway Network That Helped to Make London the Greatest City in the World (Map)
these maps are very poor quality the paper is second rate it was not needed to supply poor paper at the p[rice they have been sold at.i world not buy anymore of these maps at any price.
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London's Railways Map 1897: A Coloured Map of the Railway Network That Helped to Make London the Greatest City in the World by J G Bartholomew (Map - 1 Jan 2007)
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