Bartholomew Half Inch Sheet Map on Linen No.15 Herts & Bucks 1946
Covers No.15, Herts & Bucks, England.
Covers No.15, Herts & Bucks, England.
1946 Ordnance Survey (National Grid) Map of LONDON N.E. (161). One Inch Map of England and wales. The map is complete, and is good condition for its age, but the cover shows signs of its age.
Ordnance Survey “New Popular Edition” one-inch map of England and Wales, specifically sheet 188 covering Torquay. Key details include: Title: One-Inch Map of England & Wales, Torquay (Sheet 188). Publisher: Ordnance Survey. Edition: New Popular Edition. First Published: 1946. Revision: Full revision in 1929 with later corrections. Scale: One inch to one mile. Coverage: The map details the Torquay area and includes towns such as Ashburton, Totnes, and Dartmouth. Price: Three shillings (cloth edition). National Grid Reference: Visible at the top left, indicating its use for surveying and mapping purposes.
Used
Explore the intricate borders of Lanark to Newcastle with this detailed OS Map from 1946, a must-have for enthusiasts of geography and geosciences. Published by the renowned Ordnance Survey, this cloth-backed, folding map is a testament to historical geographical survey work, providing an accurate and authentic representation of the region’s contours and features.The map is a great addition to any collection of documents and maps and is authored by the respected O.S., reflecting the precision and expertise of the United Kingdom’s Ordnance Survey. It is a celebration of the country’s rich geographical heritage and an insightful resource for both scholars and collectors alike. Cover Showing signs of use. Map is in Good condition Includes street map of several towns in the area.
1948 Hammond American History Atlas with Maps and Charts. Measures 9.25 x 12.25″
The product is a quarter inch paper map of the Midlands region of England, published by the Ordnance Survey in 1946. This fourth edition map features detailed information of the city of Birmingham and the surrounding areas, making it a valuable resource for those interested in historical mapping of the region. The cloth material adds durability and ensures long-lasting use for educational or reference purposes.
Text bottom right says ‘First published. 1946.
signs of age but condition not bad at all
The Ordnance Survey Fourth Edition 1/4″ map: sheet 11 England, South – 1946 paper is a valuable historical map published by the Ordnance Survey in 1946 as part of their Seventh Series. This map focuses on England and Wales, providing detailed information on the region with a scale of 1/4 inch to the mile. As a paper map, it offers a traditional and durable format for exploring and studying the landmarks, districts, and features of the area. The Ordnance Survey’s reputation for accuracy and reliability make this map a valuable resource for historians, geographers, and anyone interested in the topography of England and Wales in the mid-20th century.