Edwardian Map of the Great Western Railway Printed Area Measurement_50.5 x 69 cm and Thomson was neither the

and Thomson was neither the first nor the last mapmaker to go bust in this fashion

and had been captured by the French in 1647

George IV and Queen Adelaide attended a banquet in the pavilion which is visible on the bridge itself

folding into decorative cloth slip-case

Baron Cooper of Powlett in the County of Somerset

Edwardian Map of the Great Western Railway Printed Area Measurement_50.5 x 69 cm and Thomson was neither theMap of the Great Western Railway and Connections This map illustrates how the Great Western Railway connected resources such as coal fields, china clay and salt works with the rest of the country and the major ports at the beginning of the twentieth century. On a scroll in the lower left of the map, the GWRs system is described as adequately equipped for the conveyance of merchandise, mineral and live stock traffic. Condition & Materials Folding