On the back we include selections of entries from contemporary directories. Norfolk 63.15aNorwich (South) 1905 – published 1999; intro by Robert Malster.
Title: The Art Of Travel: Shifts And Contrivances Available In Wild Countries. Number of Pages: 380. Publication Date: 1905-01-28. Publisher: Cosimo Classics.
Lincs Sheet 70.07aCity of Lincoln 1905 – published 1993; introduction by Richard Oliver. Lincs Sheet 70.07bCity of Lincoln 1930 – published 2021; intro by Barrie Trinder.
Lancs 104.12bOpenshaw 1916 – published 2015; intro by Chris Makepeace. Lancs 104.12aOpenshaw 1905 – published 1987; intro by Chris Makepeace. Lancs 104.12cOpenshaw 1933 – published 2016; intro by Alan Godfrey.
The map covers the area now greatly changed with Salford Quays, together with part of Ordsall. Lancs 104.09bSalford Docks 1916 – published 2015; intro by Chris Makepeace. Lancs 104.09aSalford Docks 1905 – published 1985; intro by Chris Makepeace.
This detailed map covers the area around and to the west of Old Trafford. Coverage stretches from Second Avenue (at Trafford Park) eastward to Seymour Grove, and from Gorse Hill Farm northward to Old Trafford Bridge.
He remained Honorary President of the ACC from 1926 until his death in 1945. General wear to the folder with splitting at the edges. Light foxing with most clean. Very good condition overall. Arthur Oliver Wheeler (May 1, 1860 – May 20, 1945) was born in Ireland and immigrated to Canada in 1876 at the age of 16.
The Times Map of the Russo-Japanese War. 10cm x 21cm in booklet form. 95cm x 69cm unfolded Front and back covers damaged. Spine wear. Inner spine paper heavily damaged. Map has some minor crease-tears, but is otherwise in acceptable condition. Original cloth binding. Backed on linen. Full colour A large, folding, coloured map issued by The Times, showing a the theatre of war in Manchuria, Korea and the seas around Japan. Includes detailed insets showing the Trans-Siberian railway route from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok; and showing specific plans of Port Arthur and the port of Nui-Chwang. Beautifully coloured, with superb hachure, shading, and spot heights.