Vintage map, entitled, at the top: AldershotIncludes, amongst others: Reading, Guildford, Farnborough, Canterbury, Sandhurst Published by:Ordnance Survey; War Office editionDate:1949Scale: 1: 63360 ( one inch to a mile)Actual map size: 90 x 79cmCondition: good for its age, one slightly crumpled edgeSheet Number: 169Has been folded at some point Condition best viewed on the photo of the map. Some edges may be creased; if there are any other faults I will point these out. Please ask for further details if you’re unsure. I post in a sturdy cardboard roll. FREE POSTAGE on additional purchases. Please note I am selling a number of vintage maps and can easily combine postage; it will be no more expensive to send many maps! If you want to buy more than one please wait for a revised invoice before paying and I will revise the postage to keep it as cheap as possible. Look at Seller’s Other Items for the full range; I also have more maps coming up in the next few days. Any questions, please ask
Large fold out map measuring approx: 67 x 83cm. There are creases where it has been folded and some very slight damage in one area, as shown on the last photo. Thank you for checking out my listing! Please feel free to browse my other items as well. All items come from a smoke-free, pet-friendly home and are cleaned before being sent. I do my best to recycle packaging whenever possible. If you have any issues with your purchase, please contact me first so we can resolve it quickly. I don’t offer partial refunds, but if there’s a problem you are welcome to return the item in its original condition for a full refund. Happy shopping!
This vintage National Geographic map from April 1949 depicts the British Isles, specifically focusing on England and Wales. It serves as a historical document that offers a glimpse into the past of Great Britain. Published by National Geographic in London, this wall map is a valuable addition to any collection interested in history and cartography. Hailing from the United States, this map provides a unique perspective on the region and is a must-have for enthusiasts of historical maps and British heritage.
