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Map of the city of Rome, comprising twenty sheets mounted on linen backing.

'Pianta topografica di Roma moderna e stratta dalla grande del Nolli an[no]. 1829.'
'Nuova Pianta di Roma Moderna estratta dalla grande del Nolli Corretta ed accresiuta de nomi delle contrade indicati al loro rispettivo sito [...]'
'Publicata ... an[no]. 1829'
'Pietro [ ]' [illegible, covered by paper strengthening margin]

Four insets in margin showing ground plans of notable buildings at Rome.

Two maps of ancient Rome, mounted on one sheet.

• 'Roma'; scale: 1:25,000; colour; 20.6 x 18.2 cm
• 'Fora Imperatoria'; scale: 1:10,000; black and white; 7.3 x 15.4 cm

Anon.

Bird's eye view of ancient Rome.

'Antiquae urbis Romae Tabula Accuratiss. [...] Redacta A Ioseph Marcelliani'
'Officina Fotoincisione O. S. Michele - Roma'

Joseph Marcelliani.

Photograph of a Panorama painting of Ancient Rome comprising six photographs mounted on one sheet, captions underneath the main buildings in German.

Anon.

Three bird's eye views of Rome.

'Dessiné par A. Guesdon'
'Lith par J. Arnout'
'Imp. de Lemercier, Paris'

J[ ] Arnout after Alfred Guesdon.

From 'L'Italie a vol d'ouseau'.

Plate number 8 from 'L'Italie a vol d'oiseau'.

Reproduction of a drawing of the Coliseum at Rome.

'by S. Prout' endorsed in manuscript in pencil in bottom margin.

'View of the Ruins of Dioclesian's Baths and adjacent Buildings at Rome.'
'R. Cooper del et sculp.'
'Published [...] by R. Cooper [...] and J. Boydell, Engraver [...] London'
'Cities Exhibition No. 451'

Probably Robert Cooper, English engraver, active 1821-1836.

Anon.

View of the Forum Romanum.

Anon.

'Temple of Pallas Rome'

Reproduction of a drawing.

'SP' [monogram]

'Plate LVIII' from an unidentified publication.

'J. Pass sc.'
'Engraved for the Encylopædia Londinensis, 1826.'

J[ ] Pass.

From 'Encyclopædia Londinensis or Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences and Literature [...]' embellished by Engravings, by John Wilkes, 24 volumes, (London, 1823-1829).

'Supplement to the Architects' and Builders' Journal, Wednesday, February 8th, 1911'

'Interior view of the Forum of Trajan, showing the Ulpian Basilica.'

Reproduction of an illustration.

Anon.

Seventeen engravings of notable buildings and monuments at Rome. All titles in Italian and French.

Various authors.

'In Roma presso Agapito Franzetti al Corso'