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  • VINTAGE Ordnance Survey map of Cromer, coloured edition 1912

    • 07/26/2026

    Condition as in photograph

  • 1929 2ND IMP JOHN BROWN RAB AND HIS FRIENDS PETER DAVIES LTD IN VG CON

    DJ HAS BUMPINGS TO CORNERS AND EDGES. MARKINGS TO FRONT AND BACK COVER SMALL CHIPPING AND BUMPINGS TO TOP AND BOTTOM OF SPINE. NOT PRICE CLIPPED. HARDCOVER HAS BUMPINGS TO CORNERS AND EDGES. BUMPINGS TO TOP AND BOTTOM OF SPINE.

  • Pratts Road Atlas Of England And Wales For Motorists 1929 Maps

    Pratts Road Atlas Of England And Wales For Motorists 1929 Maps

  • York – Ordnance Survey – Revised Edition 1929 (E8)

    Very good condition.

  • Bartholomews Revised Half Inch Map: sheet 29 Berkshire – 1929 on dissected cloth

    This one has the date 1929 against the magnetic north indicator.

  • Bartholomews Revised Half Inch Map: sheet 32 Sussex – 1920s on dissected cloth

  • Ordnance Survey Popular Edn 1″ map: Chatham sheet 116 on dissected cloth 1929

    Ordnance Survey Popular Edition 1″ map: Chatham & Maidstone sheet 116 on dissected cloth – 1929 edition. Dated 1929 – seems to be one of a reprint of 5000 copies with minor corrections in 1928.

  • Bartholomews Revised Half Inch Map: sheet 23 Hereford – 1929 on dissected cloth

    This one is dated 1929 against the magnetic north indicator in the margin.

  • AA Throughway Duplex Map London & The Home Counties. 1929.

    Rare map. Approx 75x70cm when unfolded. Contains two maps: one on each side when unfolded. One side has the Throughway Map of London and the other the Throughway map of the Home Counties. Some wear/sunning to covers. Condition as pictured, please see photographs.

  • BALLATER & STRATHDON Ordnance Survey One Inch Sheet 44 Popular Edition 1929

    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

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