ORDNANCE SURVEY ONE INCH MAP: LONDON S.W.
ORDNANCE SURVEY ONE INCH MAP: LONDON S.W.Sheet no. 170Fully revised 1967-68, major roads revised 1969-70Published in 1970Two corner repairs (to reverse) and two pinhole corners – still a good, clean map*
ORDNANCE SURVEY ONE INCH MAP: LONDON S.W.Sheet no. 170Fully revised 1967-68, major roads revised 1969-70Published in 1970Two corner repairs (to reverse) and two pinhole corners – still a good, clean map*
It features folding capabilities and is part of the fifth edition series. It was authored by Ordnance Survey and manufactured in the United Kingdom.
A large part of the South Western part of Greater London is covered as are Heathrow and Gatwick Airports (before the construction of the M23 and M25).
Binding of cover is a little tatty (see photo) but map is OK.
Type: Ordnance Survey Map. Sheet Number: 170. Year: 1959 (reprinted 1960). Region: London South West. Cover price: Four Shillings & Sixpence Net.
Ordnance Survey Sheet 170 London SW Seventh Series 1963
This vintage Ordnance Survey one-inch map of Scarborough from 1963 is a must-have for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. The map is part of the seventh series and is in the format of a sheet map. It shows the city of S.W London in great detail and is a great addition to any collection of maps and atlases. The map is written in British English and is a geological map, making it a unique addition to any collection. The map scale is 1:63360 and it features a folding map for easy storage and transportation. This map is a great representation of England’s rich history and is a must-have for anyone interested in the country’s past.