Explore the Bristol and Bath region with this genuine Ordnance Survey Landranger Sheet 172 map. A practical and increasingly collectible OS map from the renowned Landranger series.
Ordnance Survey Popular Edition 1″ map: Chatham & Maidstone sheet 116 on dissected cloth – 1929 edition. Dated 1929 – seems to be one of a reprint of 5000 copies with minor corrections in 1928.
Rare map. Approx 75x70cm when unfolded. Contains two maps: one on each side when unfolded. One side has the Throughway Map of London and the other the Throughway map of the Home Counties. Some wear/sunning to covers. Condition as pictured, please see photographs.
This vintage War Office book, titled “Notes on Map Reading 1929,” provides instructional guidance on reading maps from the United Kingdom in 1929. Reprinted in June 1939 just prior to the outbreak of WW2, this book serves as a valuable resource for those interested in understanding historical cartography techniques. Authored by the War Office, this publication offers a fascinating insight into the subject of wars through a focus on map reading skills, making it a unique and informative addition to any collection of maps and atlases.
Explore the streets of Brentwood and East London with this detailed OS reprint of the first edition Sheet 72. Produced by the renowned Ordnance Survey, this map provides a clear and accurate representation of the area, perfect for historians, genealogists, or anyone with an interest in the local geography.Authentically reproduced, the map includes the original publishers’ notes and is a valuable tool for researchers and collectors. Whether used for academic study or personal enrichment, this map is an essential resource for anyone studying or appreciating the rich history of London.
This publication is perfect for anyone looking to discover the hidden gems of the area. With a focus on London’s Eastside, this map is an essential tool for anyone looking to explore the city. The publication is from 2001 and is authored by Tour East London.