A map by George Philip & Son, The London Geographical Institute which has been removed from The Harmsworth Atlas and Gazetteer of the World (c1907). Size: 52 x 40 cm approx. Is split along spine fold. This item will be despatched in a strong postal tube. I can combine P&P providing you wait for an invoice before making payment. Log into ebay.co.uk and place the items in your basket, then use the “Request Total from Seller” (do not use the Proceed to Checkout button). I will then weigh your items and send you an invoice. If you are using a mobile app, this facility is sometimes not available and you may need to log in on a desktop or laptop. An alternative way is to click to purchase one item and then choose the continue buying with this seller option. Do not use the Pay Now. Ditto with the next and the next. I can then send you an invoice. Discounts cannot be given once you have paid, so please contact me if you still have a problem. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution
This has some minor writings. This has some minor discolouration in areas. This has a couple tiny holes with and some small rips along folds. Send any messages or offers you have. See more national geographic maps in my shop. This came out in December 1942. Box 6 905
The Times Map of the Russo-Japanese War. 10cm x 21cm in booklet form. 95cm x 69cm unfolded Front and back covers damaged. Spine wear. Inner spine paper heavily damaged. Map has some minor crease-tears, but is otherwise in acceptable condition. Original cloth binding. Backed on linen. Full colour A large, folding, coloured map issued by The Times, showing a the theatre of war in Manchuria, Korea and the seas around Japan. Includes detailed insets showing the Trans-Siberian railway route from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok; and showing specific plans of Port Arthur and the port of Nui-Chwang. Beautifully coloured, with superb hachure, shading, and spot heights.