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A transcription of the notebooks compiled by Charles Booth's investigators' on their walks around the streets of South-East London in the late nineteenth century that led to the publication of 'Life and Labour of the People in London' (1889-1903)
Generally good condition: fly-leaves and title-page slightly time-stained
well repaired
1942) attended the Royal College of Art (1907)
on this chart there is registered for all time the visible story of the "Silent Navy"
Napoleon 'White Shadow' Greenwich & Environs A transcription of the notebooksWhite Shadow or 'Coptograph'. Papercut of Napoleon Bonaparte, laid loosely onto black background. Undated. Circa 1850. Dimensions: 210mm x 115mm approx. Good condition. These 'White Shadows' were illuminated by candlelight, casting the shadow onto a screen. They form part of the 'archeology' of cinema, and due to their ephemeral nature are rare nowadays.