• Kilmarnock 1855 (Coloured Edition) Ayrshire Sheet 18.13 by Gilbert Bell

    This detailed map is taken from the very early handcoloured edition, and is fully coloured. It covers the town from the GSWR station and High Church southward to Glencairn Square. Features include Low Church, The Cross, Springhill House, St Andrew’s church, Glenfield Print Works, Vulcan Foundry etc.

  • Tannochside & North Uddingston 1935 Lanarkshire Sheet 11.03 by Gilbert Bell

    This detailed map covers the Tannochside area, SE of Glasgow. Coverage stretches from Calderbraes eastward to Tannochside New Buildings, and southward to Kylepark. Features include Birkenshaw, Aitkenhead, Bredisholm Colliery Pit 2, Thorniewood, Tannochside Colliery Pit 3, Thornwood House, and the northern part of Uddingston around Brooklands Avenue and Uddingston West station.

  • Wemyss Bay 1912 Renfrewshire Sheet 5.06 by Gilbert Bell

    This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the northern part of the village, showing several large houses along the coast with coverage northward to Castle Wemyss, Wemyss Plantation and Brueacre Bridge. Features include Wemyss House, Wemyss Farm, stretch of CR Wemyss Bay Branch railway with engine shed, Ardvar House, Wemyss Point etc. On the reverse we include adjacent sheet 5.10 which extends coverage southward to Wemyss Bay station, pier, Kelly House, Kelly Mains. Note that the area of Ayrshire further south is left blank.

  • Stonefield, Auchinraith & Burnbank 1897 Lanarkshire Sheet 11.15 by Gilbert Bell

    This detailed map covers an area on the NW side of Hamilton. Coverage stretches from Stonefield (NW corner) and Auchinraith (SW) eastward to Burnbank (SE corner) and Auchinraith House (NE). Features include Whitehill Pit, Burnbank House, Greenfield, Greenfield station, Strathaven Junction, Greenfield Colliery, Blantyre Junction, Craighead Junction, Auchinraith Junction, Glenlee House, Greenfield Foundry, Blantyre Foundry, Craighead Colliery, Auchinraith Colliery, Priestfield Colliery.

  • Beith 1895 Ayrshire Sheet 8.06 by Gilbert Bell

    This detailed map covers the small Ayrshire town of Beith, with coverage extending eastward to Gateside. Features include town centre shown in detail with individual buildings all neatly delineated; railway terminus, churches, Bath Well Tannery, Bath Lane Tannery, net factory, cabinet works, Beith Cabinet Works, Victoria Works, Crummock Park, Grangehill, Spier’s School (at foot of map), Gateside Bridge, Bogside Bridge, Crummock House etc