The sixth, and final, state of the print, "retouched" by Guesnu. Brunel's Hungerford Suspension Bridge has been re-engraved to become the Charing Cross Railway Bridge, though some of its suspension cables are still visible. It shows Charing Cross Station, Victoria Embankment, Albert Embankment, St Thomas's Hospital, Cannon Street Railway Bridge (but not Station), and Blackfriars Railway Bridge (very sketchily).
We are aware of a fifth state, without the additions...
The sixth, and final, state of the print, "retouched" by Guesnu. Brunel's Hungerford Suspension Bridge has been re-engraved to become the Charing Cross Railway Bridge, though some of its suspension cables are still visible. It shows Charing Cross Station, Victoria Embankment, Albert Embankment, St Thomas's Hospital, Cannon Street Railway Bridge (but not Station), and Blackfriars Railway Bridge (very sketchily).
We are aware of a fifth state, without the additions by Guesnu, but with the imprint 'Imp. Ch. et Alf. Chardon r. Hautefeuille 30 Paris'. The Bibliothèque Nationale's Inventaire du Fonds Français après 1808, Vol. 1, lists an edition printed in 1857 by Chardon, which, presumably, is the date for this fifth state.
Lavishly lithographed prospectus from the house of Day & Haghe
1 × £600
For the Stranger to late Georgian London
1 × £900
Birds-eye view of the Square Mile
1 × £3,000
Printed on silk
1 × £6,000
Trade card for maker of Philosophical Instruments
1 × £2,800
For the Stranger to late Georgian London 
Birds-eye view of the Square Mile 
Printed on silk 
Trade card for maker of Philosophical Instruments 
![APPERT, Arnaud; [after] Nicolas Marie Joseph CHAPUY, as "Chapuis"; [and] Xavier GUESNU; [printed by] Alfred CHARDON. Aspect General de Londres](https://i0.wp.com/crouchrarebooks.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/12481_1H.jpg?fit=1700%2C1219&ssl=1)
