Folding maps. A collection of 10 folding maps of towns/ boundaries in England, mostly 19th-century

Folding maps. A collection of 10 folding maps of towns/boundaries in England, mostly 19th century, including Mogg (William publisher). Map of the Environs of London, circa 1856 -1862, engraved folding map dissected and laid on linen with contemporary outline colouring, cartographer name masked from title with contemporary paper, contemporary publishers slip pasted to lower margin, a little frayed at edges, 810 x 1080 mm, together with: Stephens & Mackintosh (publisher). New Business Map of the Parliamentary Division of Newcastle upon Tyne, Leicester: printed by Geo. Gibbons & Co.,1903, folding lithographic map printed in red black and blue, original printed paper wrappers to verso, a little dust soiled, a few chips and tears to margins, 850 x 740 mm, limited to 1,017 copies, plus Stephens & Mackintosh (publisher). Business Map of the Sowerby Parliamentary Division of Yorkshire, Leicester: printed by Geo. Gibbons & Co., 1902, folding lithographic map printed in red, black and green, mounted on linen, a little toned and some folds strengthened to verso, folded into original red gilt cloth covers, boards a little rubbed and worn, 585 x 900 mm, limited to 1,226 copies, and 7 others including Sanderson's Nottinghamshire and District Railway, London: Job, Bros. & Co.,1861, William Sanders Map of the Bristol Coal Fields (sheet 19), circa. 1862, Save The Gogs published by the Cambridge Preservation Society, 1937, Map of Epping Forest, Reduced by Permission from the Authenticated Arbitration Map, 1882, London: Edward Stanford, Barnetts' Offical Street Plan, Wandsworth and others, various sizes and condition (Quantity: 10)