THE LITTLE OXFORD ATLAS: Prepared by the Cartographic Dept of Clarendon Press
A good book Light fading to cover Pages mainly very clean some light marking as shown to one page Sent tracked id/ds34
A good book Light fading to cover Pages mainly very clean some light marking as shown to one page Sent tracked id/ds34
THE LITTLE OXFORD ATLASPREPARED BY THE CARTOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT OF THE CLARENDON PRESS Published by Oxford University Press, 1964, reprint, hb, 67 pagesCondition: Good
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Also included is a rare world map dated 1963. Overall they are all in good, clean condition with no writing throughout.
This wasn’t corrected until 1967. Originally from 1959, the map was updated in 1961, and this one in particular, given the cover layout was from 1964-1966, after which the OS adopted picture covers.
The 1964 Edition Lawrence’s Hinckley Ordnance Survey Route Planning Map is a vintage map produced by the Ordnance Survey in the United Kingdom. Authored by Lawrence’s Hinckley, this map represents a valuable resource for historical and geographical research, particularly focusing on route planning in Great Britain. Published by Ordnance Survey, this English-language map offers insights into the landscape and infrastructure of the time, making it a valuable addition to any collection of maps and atlases.
Very Good Condition. It has the very useful alphabetical tabs. No torn pages. Strong binding.
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Edited by Harold Fullard, M.Sc., this is a classic piece of British educational history. Date: 1964. Binding: The original black spine binding is firm and intact, which is rare for school atlases of this age.