Kakondo (page 24)

Knives or Sizars to Grind, Cries of London, (c1688?) Anonymous

The Paper Buildings, Inner Temple, London, c.1725 Anonymous

East India House, Leadenhall Street, City of London Anonymous

A leering man making advances to a girl, New Bond Street, Westminster, London James Gillray

View of the Royal Horse Guards Barracks, Knightsbridge, Westminster, London Anonymous

View of London Bridge on the night of the arrival of the Princess Alexandra of Denmark, 1863 Maul

Victorian London. Police and School Board inspectors finding vagrant children Anonymous

The Exhibition of the Photographic Society of London and the Societe Français de Photographie at The South Kensington Museum Charles Thurston Thompson

A London Street on a Rainy Day, in the days of Queen Elizabeth English School

St. Thomas's Church, Southwark, London Thomas Hosmer Shepherd

Two men view the wares of an Indian vendor Anonymous

Bedford Conservatories' terrace at Covent Garden Market, Westminster, London Henry Pyall

Any work for John Cooper, Cries of London, (c1688?) Pierce Tempest

Girl skipping, Hyde Park, London Anonymous

Reflections on Water by Gondola Anonymous

Panoramic view of London, 1792-93 Robert (after) Barker

Northumberland House, London William James

Chandelier, Bond Street, London Anonymous

Hot Bak'd Wardens Hot, Cries of London, (c1688?) Anonymous

London Bridge Anonymous

London Bridge Anonymous

London Bridge Anonymous

Washu nyoirindo kassen, Battle at the Nyoirin Hall (Nyoririn Temple) in Washu Katsukawa Shuntei

Four views of London characters Anonymous

London's Heart Joas Souza

London Ice Carts Anonymous

Hyde Park, London Anonymous

Aldgate High Street, London W Wallis

Van Dun Almshouses, Caxton Street, London James Findlay

Miseries of London... Thomas Rowlandson

London Bridge (old) Edward William Cooke

The London Sweep English School

The coal depot at Rondout, New York Theodore R. Davis

Interior of Lloyd's of London English School

A View of London with St John Gendall

London, King Coffee Calcalli's Umbrella at the South Kensington Museum; after the Ashantee War Anonymous