View looking west, showing the Midland Bank at 128-129 New Bond Street, Mayfair, at the junction with Grosvenor Street and surrounding terraced buildings with ground-floor shops. There is a central corner door with the Midland Bank logo of a griffin above. There are three ground-floor, recessed windows to the Grosvenor Street elevation and two to the New Bond Street elevation with the window-range repeated above. There is a single corner window to the upper floors topped by a glazed cupola with finial. Decorative scrollwork can be seen above Ionic pillars. There is a side entrance at number 128 with a single-window range above. Today, the building is undergoing redevelopment. There is a partial view of number 126-127, which is trading as, "Wallace Heaton", a retailer in photographic, TV and audio equipment. Royal crests can be seen above the entrance and window displays. There is a flagpole connected to a stone balustrade at roof level where a large flag is displaying the name of the business and the words, "Hi-Fi Cameras Cine Kodak" can be seen. To the left can be seen numbers 2-10 Grosvenor Street, a terrace of buildings with ground-floor shops. Flagpoles can be seen on some of the buildings. Number 2 is The Grosvenor Arms public house, which ceased trading in 2008. There is a newspaper kiosk in New Bond Street, where two pedestrians can be seen standing outside and two more queuing at the kiosk, where a man is seated inside. There are two sets of traffic lights visible at the junction together with a traffic light control box. There are pedestrians in both streets and two taxis can be seen. There is scaffolding visible to the extreme left of the view.