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A View of the Mansion House

A View of the Mansion House and the streets and buildings around, with the inscription in English and French: "A View of the Mansion House apointed for the Residence of the Lord Mayor of London, during the Year of His Mayoraltry the Noble Building was begun 1739 Contains in Breath 100 in Depth 220 feet. - Published according to Act of Parliament - Printed for and Sold by Robert Sayer at the Golden Buck opposite Fetter Lane Fleet Street."

Picture No
13100486
Media ID
47519941
Size
8540px x 5645px (11.4MB)
Credit
© Medici / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Eighteenth century print engraved by T. Bowles
Date
18th century

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1739 18th Century According Begun Bowles Breath Buck Contains Depth Eighteenth Fetter Opposite Sayer


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