Bartholomews Half Inch Contoured Map Sheet 25 Fenland 1947 Cartography
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| Return Postage Will Be Paid By | Buyer |
| Returns Accepted | Returns Accepted |
| After Receiving The Item, Your Buyer Should Cancel The Purchase Within | 14 days |
| Publication Year | 1947 |
| Series | Ordnance Survey |
| Type | Half Inch Contoured Map |
| Country | England |
| Region | Fenland |
| Publisher | Bartholomews |
| City | Fenland |
John Bartholomew and son half-inch contoured map.Sheet 25, England, Fenland.It has the Duncan Street Edinburgh address, which dates it to post 1911.This particular edition is 1947.Printed on paper and then cloth backed.Bartholomew based their half-inch maps on more detailed Ordnance Survey mapping at one-inch to the mile (1:63,360). These maps were more convenient to use whilst out walking, due to their reduced size, the paper was cloth backed for added strength and protection, The firm had published 'Reduced Ordnance Maps' of Scotland, England and Wales at this scale from the 1890s. These maps were progressively revised and updated with new information.An interesting example of mid 20th century cartography, it could be mounted in a frame for display.I aim to get your items to you as quickly as I can. I try to send everything the next working day. All items will be very carefully packaged, and will be sent tracked. Please study the photographs as they form part of the description.Please feel free to ask any questions, Thanks for looking. Any book or plate stand used in the photography, is not included in the sale.I will only post to your registered Ebay postal address. For international sales, I use Ebay's International Shipping Program, these costs are set by Ebay, please check at the time of purchase.Please note, due to some questionable claims for returns.All items are carefully wrapped and packaged. And delivery by Evri or Royal Mail. If in the unlikely event that they arrive in less than perfect condition, please provide 3 photographs. 1) An image showing the damage, 2) Another showing the outside of the packaging, 3) Finally one image of the inside of the package where packaging and postage label are visible and readable. Please forward the photographs to me so I can instigate a claim with the carrier, If I don't receive evidence of damage in transit this may delay a refund.
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