114 Anglesey, 115 Snowdon, 116 Denbigh, 124 Dolgellau, 125 Bala, 157 St David’s, 159 Swansea. The covers have signs of wear and creasing particularly at the corners and edges. At Dougie Mac, we have been providing care to people across North Staffordshire for over 50 years.
Ordnance Survey One-Inch Map, Sheet 153: Swansea (1966). This map is in acceptable condition for its age with no tears. There’s a small black pen mark highlighting Mumbles Head, please see photo 5. Also small blemishes cam be seen, see photo’s 6 and 7. No other pen or pencil marks can be seen. There’s wear along the folds. The cover has surface wear and creasing on both sides, along the edges and corners with tiny blemishes on the inside edges. Please see photo’s.
Ordnance Survey One-Inch Map, Sheet 152: Carmarthen & Tenby (1966). This map is in acceptable condition with no highlighting or tears. There’s a place name written in blue pen on the white border, please see photo 5. No other pen or pencil marks can be seen. Also there’s wear along the folds. The cover has surface wear and creasing mainly along the edges and corners with tiny blemishes on the inside edges. Please see all photo’s.
The Vintage Ordnance Survey Map Sheet 49 Radnor Wales – First Edition Reprint 1 Inch is a classic reproduction of a historical survey map from 1980. Featuring the iconic Ordnance Survey series, this 1-inch map of Great Britain’s Radnor region in Wales is a valuable resource for historical and geographical enthusiasts. Published by Ordnance Survey and authored by David and Charles, this English-language map is presented in a folding format within a sleeve, making it a convenient and visually appealing addition to any collection of maps and atlases.
The product is a vintage Ordnance Survey 7th Series 1 Inch Map from 1962, specifically focusing on Crawley in Wales. This map, authored by Ordnance Survey, provides a detailed and accurate portrayal of the area’s geography and landmarks. As a reliable and informative resource, this map is a valuable tool for those interested in exploring and learning about the region’s features and history.