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Bartholomews Revised half inch Map: sheet 24 Oxfordshire – 1926-30 vintage cloth
- 07/27/2026
Not dated but this style of cover was in use from 1926 – 1936 but the lack of a royal seal at the bottom of of the map implies pre-1930.
DUNBAR & LAMMERMUIR Ordnance Survey CLOTH One Inch Sheet 75 Popular Edition 1926
Scotland – Ordnance Survey One Inch Condition is “Good”. Dispatched with Royal Mail 2nd Class Large Letter. Any questions please ask Please also see my other similar maps
Ordnance Survey Geological Map: No 55. Blair Atholl. Printed on paper 1926
This the Ordnance Survey map for Blair Atholl published in 1926 and printed on paper. The map was published as a sheet and was originally folded down the middle of the map when in storage. This has left a crease down the middle of the map.
MAP OFF Malton & Norton 1926 Yorkshire Sheet 124.06 NEW 9781841516516
A section of the old Thirsk & Malton railway is shown with a siding to the quarry. This map captures Malton in great detail, with individual houses neatly delineated. Malton is in the historic North Riding, Norton in the East Riding.
MAP OF Irlam Hall 1926: Lancashire Sheet 110.01 by Chris Makepeace NEW
MAP OF Knighton 1926 Radnorshire Sheet 11.14 by Barrie Trinder NEW 9781841515892
Radnorshire Sheet 11.14 Knighton 1926 – published 2003; intro by Barrie Trinder.
Vintage Ordnance Survey Popular Edition Map – Sheet 70: Sound Of Jura – 1926
This is sheet 70: sound of Jura. An OS popular edition map of Scotland from 1926.
MAP OF Malvern Link 1926: Worcestershire Sheet 40.05 by Alan Godfrey NEW
Worcestershire Sheet 40.05 Malvern Link 1926 – published 2005; intro by Alan Godfrey.
MAP OF Ledbury 1926 Herefordshire Sheet 41.04 by Barrie Trinder NEW
This detailed map of Ledbury covers the town in the centre of the map.
Malvern Link 1926 Worcestershire Sheet 40.05 by Alan Godfrey
This detailed map covers most of Malvern Link, with coverage extending from Albert Park Road northward and eastward to St Leonard’s church, Newland. Features include railway with station, Upper Howsell, Quest Hills, St Cuthbert’s school, saw mill, laundry, Link Farm, motor works, St Matthias church, Worcester Road area, St Leonards and convent, Beauchamp Almshouses, Newland, The Grange, St Leonard’s church. On the reverse we include a selection of street directory entries, incl Church Road, Howsell Road, Pickersleigh Road, Richmond Road, Worcester Road.

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