Descriptive map of London Poverty Colour Key 1889 Size:extra large Developed by our in-house design

Developed by our in-house design team and sourced from a range of suppliers

The poster is printed with an engraving of the balloon and gives admission details and lists the price of ascents

Willesden and North Kensington

so carts and vans would take some of the imported products to the railways to be sent countrywide

Descriptive map of London Poverty Colour Key 1889 Size:extra large Developed by our in-house designColour key for the original Descriptive map of London Poverty,1889, compiled and hand coloured by Charles Booth and assistants. 'WEALTHY' residents are represented by yellow; 'WELL TO DO' by fire engine red; 'COMFORTABLE' by poppy red; 'POOR & COMFORTABLE (MIXED)' by purple; 'POOR' by light blue; 'VERY POOR' by dark blue, and 'SEMI CRIMINAL' residents are represented by black.