The “International Atlas: World Latitudes, Longitudes & Time Changes” is a comprehensive reference book authored by Thomas G. Shanks, published by ACS Publications in 1985. This hardcover map book in English covers the entire world, providing detailed information on latitudes, longitudes, and time changes. With 448 pages, it serves as a valuable resource for those looking to study or reference geographical data from around the globe.
This is The Times “Atlas of the World” hardcover with dustjacket, 7th Comprehensive Ed. This is part of the breaking down of a collection from a well know naturalist, world travelled bird watcher and butterfly expert. This teacher and nature tour guide has amassed a world class collection of nature/bird/animal/butterfly books that he now wants to share with you. People who run in these circles will recognize these books as “very collectible” and being offered at very reasonable prices. All questions gladly answered ahead of time to avoid confusion later. Thanks for looking and watch for many more great bird and nature books to come from this collection. bc
The Phillips Certificate Atlas for Secondary Schools 1985 is a true vintage gem for those interested in historical cartography. Published by George Philip & Son Limited in London, this hardcover atlas features maps and geographical information tailored for secondary school students in 1985. Written in English by author B.M. Willet B.A., this vintage resource offers a nostalgic glimpse into the world of cartography from the mid-20th century. Perfect for collectors or enthusiasts looking for a piece of educational history. See photos. I believe there’s only one pen mark in the whole book.
The product is a general map of the world on Mercator’s projection by George Philip & Son LTD. It is a paper map in English language, published by Dennison MFG., Co in the United States. This map covers the entire world and falls under the subject of geography and geosciences. It is a valuable resource for education and reference purposes, providing a clear and detailed depiction of global geography on Mercator’s projection.