SAILORS in a CALM Decorative which used the maps to

which used the maps to illustrate how present-day London has changed since Booth's survey

[no date] 1900

This map ('Improved and corrected to 1812') appeared as Plate 1 in the third (and final) edition of 'A New and Elegant Imperial Sheet Atlas'

Faint foxing at top right

Copper engraving with original wash colour

SAILORS in a CALM Decorative which used the maps toEtching with original hand colour. Published by J. Sidebothom L[ower] Sackville St. Undated, circa 1803 07 Image size: 267mm x 372mm, plus margins. Generally good condition, a few minor tears to extremities, not affecting image. Laid on acid free board and close framed in old 1" black Hogarth moulding. Three sailors mounted on horseback (an old nag by all appearance), encounter another along the road. who says "Why mess mates you seem in a dead calm