Ordnance Survey 1 Inch Map of Derby Leicester Nottingham, 1 Inch 1 Statute Mile
Sheet 121.
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Leicester & District 1906 One Inch Sheet 156 by John Gough
Railways include the Great Central, the Tilton & Leicester Branch, the GN & LNW Joint Railway. Leicester is far and away the largest place on the map but there are many villages. On the back we include a detailed map of the centre of one of these, Sileby, complete with directory.
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Vintage Ordnance Survey 5th Ed, One Inch Cloth Map, S W London & Windsor, 1934
It features folding capabilities and is part of the fifth edition series. It was authored by Ordnance Survey and manufactured in the United Kingdom.
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OS Ordnance Survey One Inch Paper Map, Stafford, Sheet 119, 1953
Very good condition.
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OS Ordnance Survey One Inch Cloth Map,of Stafford, Sheet 118, 1953
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OS Ordnance Survey One Inch Cloth Map-Stafford-Sheet 119 1946-VG
Dating back to the 1940’s (this one says “first published 1920s) with periodical reprints. Shows signs of age and use, no tears on the cloth map.
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Cardiff & District 1890 One Inch Sheet 263 by John Davies
On the reverse we include an extract from Glamorgan Sheet 37.15, showing the village of Llanishen in detail, including St Isan’s church and station, and including a directory. However, you may find it useful if we list the towns and principal villages or church parishes that are included on this map.
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MAP OF Cardiff & District 1890 One Inch Sheet 263 by John Davies NEW
On the reverse we include an extract from Glamorgan Sheet 37.15, showing the village of Llanishen in detail, including St Isan’s church and station, and including a directory. However, you may find it useful if we list the towns and principal villages or church parishes that are included on this map.
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Nottingham & District 1906 One Inch Sheet 126 by Alan Sillitoe
The River Trent runs diagonally across the map, and for railway historians there are several lines, many of them now closed, radiating from Nottingham.
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MAP OF Nottingham & District 1906 One Inch Sheet 126 by Alan Sillitoe NEW
The River Trent runs diagonally across the map, and for railway historians there are several lines, many of them now closed, radiating from Nottingham.