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  • Ordnance Survey Landranger Map – Kettering & Corby – Sheet 141 – 1979

    • 07/27/2026

    Ordnance Survey Landranger 1:50,000 Map. Kettering & Corby – Sheet 141. Year of Publication: 1979. Condition: Very good.

  • Leeds & Bradford Ordnance Survey Landranger Map 1:50000 Sheet 104 1979

    • 07/26/2026

    Leeds & Bradford Ordnance Survey Landranger Map 1:50000 Sheet 104 1979 Good complete used condition.

  • Landranger Series Ordnance Survey Map 1:50,000 Sheet 104 Leeds & Bradford

  • 1979 Ordnance Survey OS MOD Issue One Inch Map Leeds & Bradford – Sheet 104

    The map is in reasonable condition.

  • ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS 1979 DAVENTRY & COVENTRY SHEET 52 RUGBY TOWCESTER VG

    ORDNANCE SURVEY SHEET MAP No 52 REPRINT DAVENTRY & COVENTRY AREA MAP IN GREAT CONDITION NO RIPS , TEARS OR INSCRIPTIONS BUY IT NOW – WITH FREEPOST £ 4.99 & POSTFREE TO THE UK ONLY ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK MANY THANKS

  • OS Ordnance Survey Landranger Map Sheet 116 Denbigh & Colwyn Bay – 1979 edn

    1979 edition.

  • VTG Reader’s Digest Great World Atlas Hardback Illustrated Maps 3rd Edition 1979

  • World Airline Fleets – Monthly May 1979 No 25

    “World Airline Fleets – Monthly May 1979 No 25” is a nonfiction book authored by Gunter G. Endres, focusing on the topic of airline fleets from around the world. Published in 1979 by Airline Publications, this book provides detailed information about various airline fleets and aircraft used by airlines globally. It serves as a valuable resource for those interested in aviation history, aircraft specifications, and worldwide airline operations. The book is not personalized and offers a comprehensive overview of the airline industry in May 1979.

  • National Geographic Australia Land of Living Fossils Map Magazine 1979

    Please refer to photos for condition

  • 1979 National Geographic Magazine Full Year ~ 12 Issues ~ Good Condition

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