Panorama of London

Fifth of five engravings comprising a panorama of the north bank of the Thames. The plates were originally engraved by S & N Buck and published in 1749. This is from the reworked set by Robert Sayer published in 1788, showing London Bridge without its houses. This print has key numbers 83-90 and 1-40 and covers [orig. spelling]: Old Street Church; St Lawrence Jewry; St Martin's; Waterman's Hall; Coleharbour Stairs; Allhallow's; St Stephen's Walbrook; Mansion House; St Swithin's; St Margaret's Lothbury; St Christopher's; St Mary ab-Church; St Mary Woolnoth; St Bartholomew's; Royal Exchange; Old Swan Stairs; St Benedict's; St Clement's Eastcheap; St Edmond the King's; St Michael's Cornhill; St Michael's Crooked Lane; Fishmongers Hall; Allhallow's; St Peter's Cornhill; St Botolph's near Bishop's gate; St Bennet's; Water Tower; Monument; St Magnus; St Dionas back Church; St George's; Christ's Ch: Spittlefields; St Margaret Patten's; St Mary at Hill; St Botolph's Aldgate; St Dunstan's in ye East; Billingsgate; St Olave's; Bear Key; Allhallow's Barkin; Custom House; Tower Hill; The Armory; Tower Stairs; St George's in ye East; Tower; St Ann's Limehouse; London Bridge. Negative number: 7635.