The Collins Belfast Streetfinder Atlas is a 4.25 inches to 1 mile map of the city of Belfast, published by Harper Collins Publishers. This pamphlet-style atlas is in English and provides detailed street information for the city. Perfect for navigating and exploring Belfast, this streetfinder atlas is a valuable resource for both locals and visitors to Great Britain’s capital city.
Condition is NEW. Dated 2025-2026. Note that I got these for free. We ended up not using them. If you can use them, I’d rather pass them on for use at a low cost instead of sending them to the landfill.
This product consists of two vintage Ordnance Survey one inch maps of Hereford and Aldershot, dating back to 1940 and 1952 respectively. These geological maps are published by Ordnance Survey in the United Kingdom and feature a folding format, making them easy to handle and study. The maps provide detailed information about the regions of Great Britain in English language, and are ideal for historical or geographical research purposes. Please see pictures for condition etc
Main Map (Front): A crisp, beautifully detailed layout mapping the coastal stretch from Scarborough down to Filey and Hunmanby. It spans inland across the historic North and East Ridings boundary, tracing the path of the River Derwent and highlighting key landmarks, old railway lines, sprawling farmsteads, and rural paths as they existed at the turn of the 20th century.
The product is a lot of 9 1985 US Army Corps of Engineers maps of the Tennessee-Tombigbee waterway in the United States. These maps focus on recreational lakes and Bay Springs in the region. Published by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the maps are in pamphlet format and provide detailed information for boating and recreation on the waterway. With the maps being from 1985, they offer a historic perspective on the area while also providing valuable information for navigating the waterway.