Vintage 1936 Boyd Philadelphia Pennsylvania Street And Trolley Guide LOOK & READ
AS SHOWN THIS IS IN PRETTY GOOD SHAPE. 100% AUTHENTIC AND ORIGINAL. ETC ETC AND ALSO MAY NEED CLEANING. BE REASONABLE AND IT’S YOURS!
AS SHOWN THIS IS IN PRETTY GOOD SHAPE. 100% AUTHENTIC AND ORIGINAL. ETC ETC AND ALSO MAY NEED CLEANING. BE REASONABLE AND IT’S YOURS!
Devon Sheet 123.08b Plymouth (North) 1912 – published 2025; intro by Tony Painter. Devon Sheet 123.08a Plymouth (North) 1893 – published 2000; intro by Richard Oliver. The map links up with sheet 123.04 Plymouth NW to the north, 123.07 Devonport North to the west, 124.05 Laira to the east and 123.12 Plymouth Hoe to the south.
Features include Knowles Hill, South Devon Cricket Ground, stretch of Stover Canal, stretch of GWR Moretonhamstead Branch, Newton Abbot Potteries, race course, River Teign and Newton Channel, Hackney Channel, Hackney Canal, Buckland Barton.
Features include Knowles Hill, South Devon Cricket Ground, stretch of Stover Canal, stretch of GWR Moretonhamstead Branch, Newton Abbot Potteries, race course, River Teign and Newton Channel, Hackney Channel, Hackney Canal, Buckland Barton.
This map covers the northern part of Plymouth, with coverage stretching from Wyndham Square eastward to Lipson Farm and Lipson House, and from Grenville Road northward to Lockyer Road. Features include LSWR railway with Friary station, engine shed, Plymouth Workhouse, Freedom Fields, Lipson, GWR railway with Mutley station, North Road station, cemetery, Beaumont Park, RC Cathedral, Houndiscombe, St Jude’s church, Ford Park area, Market Place, tramways etc. On the reverse we include extracts from contemporary street directories, together with introductions to the history of the area.
The map was divided between Hindley, Abram and Ince in Makerfield councils. Features include a stretch of the GCR Wigan Junction Branch with Bickershaw & Abram station, a stretch of the LNWR Eccles & Wigan line with Platt Bridge station, several spurs and junctions, part of the LNWR West Leigh Line, Hindley Field Collieries, Victoria Collieries, Low Hall Collieries, Brookside Colliery, Wigan Junction Colliery, tramways with tram shed at Platt Bridge, Leyland Park, Hussey House Colliery (disused), etc.
We have published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. London Sheet 126.1 Streatham Hill & Tulse Hill 1870 – published 1987; intro by Bill Marshall. London Sheet 126.2 Streatham Hill & Tulse Hill 1894 – published 1990; intro by Bill Marshall.
The map was divided between Hindley, Abram and Ince in Makerfield councils. Features include a stretch of the GCR Wigan Junction Branch with Bickershaw & Abram station, a stretch of the LNWR Eccles & Wigan line with Platt Bridge station, several spurs and junctions, part of the LNWR West Leigh Line, Hindley Field Collieries, Victoria Collieries, Low Hall Collieries, Brookside Colliery, Wigan Junction Colliery, tramways with tram shed at Platt Bridge, Leyland Park, Hussey House Colliery (disused), etc.
Explore the beauty of Cornwall with this vintage street map from the 1990s. Featuring a detailed layout of the region, this map is perfect for tourists and visitors who want to explore Great Britain’s historic Cornwall. The map is published by the Cornwall Tourist Board and boasts a 1:225000 scale. With features like folding and a wall map format, it’s easy to carry and use throughout your travels. The publication includes information about the region’s cities and landmarks, making it an excellent guide for anyone looking to explore Cornwall. Get ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of Great Britain with this vintage street map.
The photo may be a little lighter or darker than the actual item. May have slight wear from age and handling.