Cover is worn. Endpapers are intact at front and back hinges. Text block edges are tanned. Binding is tight. Bonus – includes subdivision plot and print of a building (photo #12).
The Atlas Folio 1958 published by National Geographic is a comprehensive and illustrated book focusing on geography and geosciences. With 416 pages, it provides detailed information in American English about various regions around the world. Written by National Geographic Society, this atlas is a valuable resource for education and reference purposes, offering insights into different locations and geological features in a visually engaging format. With a weight of 154.5 Oz, this book is a substantial piece that captures the essence of the world’s diverse landscape and geology.
The Maidstone geological survey map (Solid and Drift) from 1958, produced by the Ordinance Survey in England, is a detailed and informative geological map that provides valuable insights into the geology of the area.
Issued by the State Highway Commission for free distribution. Pictorial cover featuring a scenic coastal viewpoint typical of 1950s US travel promotion. Maine 1958 & AAA Boston and Vicinity. Maine 1958 – Official Highway Map.
Vintage Michelin Map – Switzerland. 1st Edition Green Guide road touring map of Switzerland, 1958. Includes interesting places to visit and stay, information on each town and city and journey planning. 194 pages. Good vintage condition, some wear to spine as per images. Dispatched via Royal Mail 2nd Class.
The product is a 1958 USGS California Map titled “Engineering Geology of Islais Creek Basin San Francisco.” This geological map, part of the Miscellaneous Geologic Investigations Map I – 264 series, was authored by Dorothy H. Radbruch and Julius Schlocker. It focuses on the geology of the Islais Creek Basin in San Francisco, California, providing valuable insights for engineering and geological purposes. This wall map, published by the USGS, is a valuable resource for those interested in the geology of California and the United States in general.