The Course of the River Mole Publisher(s)_Jacob Koppmayer which is perhaps closer

which is perhaps closer

and London and environs (16 sheets)

It is not a view of London which would have been familiar to contemporary Londoners

A couple of leaves roughly trimmed (evidently a production fault)

With an inset of Sevastopol

The Course of the River Mole Publisher(s)_Jacob Koppmayer which is perhaps closerCourse of the River Mole. From Box Hill Bridge to Leatherhead shewing the situation of the various apertures called Swallows This map charting the course of the River Mole, a tributary of the Thames, was engraved by Nathaniel Whittock after James Robert Thompson and published in the first volume of Edward Wedlake Brayley's five volume Topographical history of the County of Surrey. Condition & Materials Steel engraving, printed area measures approx 24