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Booklet, "Travelling Charts or Iron Road Books for perusal on the journey [from] London [to] Wolverton on the London and Birmingham", showing the route and with comments and illustrations about notable places, published by the Railway Chronicle, c1840s.

l&br travelling charts

1840-1849

Railway Chronicle Travelling Charts; or iron road books, for perusal on the journey [from/to London, (14 items). Published in the late 1840s, and 'In which are noted the towns, villages, churches, mansions, parks, stations, bridges, viaducts, tunnels, cuttings, gradients, &c., the scenery and its natural history, the antiquities and their historical associations, &c. passed by the line of the railway'. /12, London to Birmingham, is by Felix Summerly, i.e. (Sir) Henry Cole]

Railway Chronicle Travelling Charts; or iron road books

1840-1849

Travelling chart, London to Ashford, Folkestone and Dover, issued by Railway Chronicle. Torn bottom right edge.

Travelling chart

Railway Chronicle Travelling Charts: London, Woking and Guildford. Depicts a journey between Nine Elms and Guildford and the places of interest on the way. Also provides a brief history of the route. Dated 30th May, 1846, cost four pence.

Railway Chronicle Travelling Charts: London

1846

Charts, "Travelling Charts: London - Birmingham, London - Guildford, London - Brighton, Basingstoke - Gosport, London - Dover, London - Tunbridge Wells, London - Oxford", c. 1850, published by Railway Chronicle, leather binding.

Travelling Charts: London - Various Destinations

1850

Railway Chronicle traveling charts: London - Cambridge on the Eastern Counties Railway. Folded chart depicting the journey between London and Cambridge in words and pictures. Also provided is a brief history of the ECR and a map of its district. The object dates to around 1847 and six pence.

Railway Chronicle travelling charts: London - Cambridge on the ECR

1847-1857

Bound Railway Chronicle traveling charts containing two copies of the Railway Chronicle. One is from Nine Elms to Gosport and the other depicts the journey from London Station to Dover. Bookform binding, green cover.

Bound Railway Chronicle travelling charts

Railway Chronicle travelling charts London to Ashford, Folkstone and Dover, in hard red cover. Belonged to John Fremlyn Streatfeild.

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