Map, London & South Western Railway

Made:
1885
maker:
London & South Western Railway
printer:
Waterlow and Sons Limited

Map, London & South Western Railway, system map, c. 1885, Continental Services and suburban lines, coloured, printed by Waterlow & Sons, linen-backed paper.

Details

Category:
Railway Maps & Plans
Object Number:
2002-8080
Materials:
linen (textile) and paper (fibre product)
Measurements:
: 23 1/2 x 18 in.; 596.9 x 457.2 mm
type:
map
credit:
British Rail, Clapham

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