Author
[Ford Motor Company, United States. Army. Air Corps, Geological Survey (U.S.). Topographic Branch]
Full Title
Air navigation map no. 9 (experimental) : Chicago, Ill. to Iowa City, Iowa. Compiled and reproduced by the Engineer Reproduction Plant, Corps of Engineers. Under the direction of the Airways Section, Office Chief of Air Corps. 1924. Engineer Reproduction Plant, U.S. Army, Washington Barracks, D.C. 4915. 1924. -- Air navigation map [10] (experimental) : Iowa City, Iowa to Omaha, Nebr. Prepared under the direction of the Airways Section Office of the Chief of Air Service by the Topographic Branch, U.S. Geological Survey, 1924. Engineer Reproduction Plant, U.S. Army, Washington Barracks, D.C. 4915-10. 1924.
List No
14501.007
Note
Two aeronautical charts representing the areas from Chicago, Illinois, to Iowa City, Iowa, and from Iowa City, Iowa, to Omaha, Nebraska. Features military, municipal, commercial, emergency, and seaplane landing fields. Also shows political boundaries, roads, railways, cities, towns, topography, bodies of water, and drainage. Relief shown with contour lines and color coding. Maps include latitudinal and longitudinal lines, legend, scale statements, and bar scales given in miles, as well as compass roses oriented toward top of sheet (with slight variation between the two maps). Color lithographs. Together, maps are 57 x 96 cm on double sheet, 60 x 136 cm. Map number 10 provided with a handwritten annotation.
Author
Ministry of Justice Turkey
Full Title
جريدهء عدليه [Cerîde-i Adliye also Cerîde-i Adliyye]
List No
15819.001
Note
Dated on cover: November 1340 (1924)
Author
Ministry of Justice Turkey
Full Title
جريدهء عدليه [Cerîde-i Adliye also Cerîde-i Adliyye]
List No
15819.002
Note
September 1340 (1924)
Author
Engineer Office 9th Corps
Full Title
Map of The Presidio of San Francisco California. Traced in the Engineer Office Headquarters 9th Corps Area. March 1924.
List No
15815.000
Author
Gutierrez, Pedro (fl. 1900 - 1957)
Full Title
Plano de Subdivision Country Club Park. Propiedad Del County Club Park Investment Company. Habana Cuba 1924
List No
15581.000
Author
[Royal Geographical Society, Wheeler, Major]
Full Title
Sketch Map of Mount Everest from Surveys by Major Wheeler in 1921 With additions by the Expedition of 1924.
List No
15025.000
Note
Date estimated
Author
Magyar Folyam – és Tengerhajózási Részvénytársaság (M.F.T.R.)
Full Title
M.F.T.R. Hajóállomány 1894 - 1924
List No
15003.000
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
(Composite map of) Sheets A - N. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.001
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet A. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.002
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet B. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.003
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet C. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.004
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet D. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.005
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet E. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.006
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet F. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.007
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet G. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.008
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet H. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.009
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet I. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.010
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet J. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.011
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet K. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.012
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet L Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.013
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet M. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.014
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet N. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.015
Author
[Borremans, F., Taride, A.]
Full Title
(Covers to) Paris Ses Monuments. Guide Pratique Du Visiteur.
List No
10886.001
Note
Date estimated, with help from James Strudwick who pointed out "directly above the tip of the Eiffel Tower on the Rumsey map you'll find the avenues Wilson, George V, and Tokio, all named in 1918-19 for France's allies in the Great War."
Author
[Borremans, F., Taride, A.]
Full Title
Paris Ses Monuments. Guide Pratique Du Visiteur.
List No
10886.002
Note
Date estimated, with help from James Strudwick who pointed out "directly above the tip of the Eiffel Tower on the Rumsey map you'll find the avenues Wilson, George V, and Tokio, all named in 1918-19 for France's allies in the Great War."
Author
Windes & Marsh
Full Title
Map of the Village of Glencoe Cook County, Ill.
List No
10650.005
Note
"Real estate map of the Village of Glencoe in Cook County, Illinois drawn to the scale of 200 feet to the inch. Glencoe was the first town in Illinois to use zoning codes, enacted in 1921. Shows individually numbered plots within labeled subdivisions and additions. Includes the location of the Skokie Country Club, which hosted the 1922 U.S. Open. Dated 1924 and published by the civil engineering/surveying firm of Windes & Marsh in Winnetka." (Curtis Wright, 2020)
Author
Harumoto, Ogawa
Full Title
World New Cartoon Bird View Map. (inset) (Small world political map with names in Japanese and English).
List No
12233.000
Author
Egypt. Maṣlaḥat al-Misāḥah.
Full Title
Map of Cairo showing Mohammedan Monuments.
List No
10482.000
Note
"This exceedingly high-quality map depicts ‘Old Cairo’, the parts of the city that were founded during medieval times, located on the highlands above the ‘newer’ neighbourhoods along the Nile. It was created by the Survey of Egypt, then one of the most professional mapping agencies in the World, predicated upon the synergy of the most authoritative topographical and urban mapping combined with the latest archaeological surveys. Cairo was the greatest centre of culture, learning and commerce during the ‘Islamic Golden age’. Commencing in the early 20th Century professional archaeologists as well as art and architectural historians became interested in scientifically recording Cairo’s sensational Islamic buildings and monuments. The map employs colours to denote sites built across the city during the eras of the three great Islamic empires that controlled Cairo prior to the arrival of the Ottomans in 1517: the ‘Fatimid and Pre-Fatimid Monuments’ (909 - 1171), shaded in Red; the ‘Aiyubid [Ayyubid] Monuments’ (1171 - 1260), shaded in Green; and the ‘Mameluke Monuments’ (1260 - 1517), shaded in Blue. These mosques, palaces, madrassas, and fortifications appear amidst the otherwise buff-coloured city which generally consisted of buildings built during the subsequent Ottoman and British Protectorate periods. The map shows that many of the greatest edifices from the periods of the three great Islamic empires have survived, although only traces of the vast Fatimid Place can be found amongst the foundations of newer buildings. Each of the historical sites is named in Gothic script and features a corresponding numeral which refers to that which appears upon the plaques affixed to each building by the civic authorities. The two insets on the left-hand side showcase sites in areas outside of the city proper. We understand that the first edition the map was issued in 1924, while an Arabic language version was published in 1948. The present revised, official edition was issued in 1950-1 (correction, this copy is the first edition, issued in 1924), while several facsimile (unofficial) versions have been issued since then. The Survey of Egypt followed the initial production of the present issue of the map with a small booklet, Index to Mohammedan monuments appearing on the special 1:5000 scale maps of Cairo (Cairo, 1951), that is not present here, but seems to have been issued with the latter-releases of the map. Cairo during the ‘Islamic Golden Age’ Cairo was traditionally the largest and most culturally and economically important city in the Islamic world. The Muslim conquest of Byzantine Egypt occurred between 639 and 646 AD. While the Cairo area has been settled for thousands of years, with the key Ancient Egyptian cities of Giza and Memphis located nearby, the city proper was not founded until 969, when it became the principal city, and sometimes capital, of the Fatimid Caliphate, a Shia Muslim empire which controlled much of North Africa, the Levant and Hejaz between 909 and 1171. Cairo rapidly rose to become a centre of great wealth, at the nexus of global trade routes as well as home to some of the world’s foremost centres of education and the arts. Befitting tis importance, great monuments of Islamic architecture were built across the city. The Al-Azhar Madrassa (no. 97 on the map), which later grew into a university, was founded in 970-2 and today remains the world’s most prestigious institute of Islamic learning. The map notes some Islamic monuments made before 969, as the pre-Cairo rural landscape featured some small mosques, houses and fortifications. The Fatimids were replaced by the Ayyubid Dynasty (1171 - 1260), a regime of Kurdish origin, founded by the legendary conqueror Saladin, whereupon Cairo remained the prosperous centre of an empire spanning much of the Middle East. The Mamelukes were an elite class of soldier-bureaucrats descended from former Christian slaves. In 1250, they took over Egypt, the Levant and Hejaz, forming the Mameluke Sultanate, with its capital in Cairo. It was during the early part of their regime that Cairo reached its zenith as the principal centre of the Islamic Golden Age. The epicentre of a global trading network that spanned from India to Spain, Cairo far surpassed all European cities in wealth and cultural sophistication, and many exquisite works of architecture were built to reflect this glorious state. The Mameluke Sultanate was conquered by the Ottomans in 1517 and Cairo ceased to be an imperial capital. However, while technically subject to the Sublime Porte, Egypt maintained a high degree of autonomy and was the wealthiest and most prosperous part of the Ottoman Empire; Cairo remained a highly important centre. Fortunately, as the repent map reveals, the survival rate of Cairo’s great works of Islamic architecture from the Fatimid, Ayyubid and Mameluke periods is impressively high, and many sites can be visited today. References: OCLC: 17543226." (Alexander Johnson, 2020)
Author
Khanzadyan, Zadig
Full Title
(Title Page to) Atlas de geographie economique de Turquie : par Z. Khanzadian. Editeur L. de Bertalot. 1924.
List No
13321.002
Author
Khanzadyan, Zadig
Full Title
Cartes historiques des geographes musulmans. (to accompany) Atlas de geographie economique de Turquie : par Z. Khanzadian. Editeur L. de Bertalot. 1924.
List No
13321.020
Note
Six historical color maps by Muslim Geographers, on sheet 55x37. Including Carte No. 1: Carte generale d' Al-Istakhri et Ibn HÌ£awqal. Xeme. Siecle. No.2: Carte generale de l' Idrisi l' an 1154. Cartes No.3-6 : Possessions tourques dans la mer Ionienne. Les provinces Tourques du Caucase. Arabie. Perse. 1640 par Kiatib-Tchekebi. Covering the world, Africa, Turkey, Saudi Arabi and Iran. In Franche and Ottoman Turkish languages. Relief shown by hachures and pictorially.
Author
Khanzadyan, Zadig
Full Title
Cartes historiques de la Turquie : Depuis la fondation de la dynastie Osman en 1300 : jusqua l' etablishment de la Republique Turque 1924. (to accompany) Atlas de geographie economique de Turquie : par Z. Khanzadian. Editeur L. de Bertalot. 1924.
List No
13321.023
Note
8 historical and chronological maps of Turkey on 1 sheet, on sheet 55x37. Show the founding of the Osman Dynasty in 1300 to the establishment of the Turkish Republic 1924. Maps dated 1285-1923.
Author
Khanzadyan, Zadig
Full Title
Turquie d'Asie et Caucase : Relief du sol. (to accompany) Atlas de geographie economique de Turquie : par Z. Khanzadian. Editeur L. de Bertalot. 1924.
List No
13321.026
Note
2 geological map of Asia Minor, the Caucasus & the Black Sea on 1 sheet 55x37. Including shaded relief map and tectonic plate map. Tectonic movement shown by black lines. Volcanoes shown by black squares.
Author
Khanzadyan, Zadig
Full Title
Profils des routes de la Chaine Pontique. Dressee par Z. Khanzadian. (to accompany) Atlas de geographie economique de Turquie : par Z. Khanzadian. Editeur L. de Bertalot. 1924.
List No
13321.037
Note
Color map and profile of Pontic Mountains. Map shows roads, rivers, and major cities. Relief shown by contours and spot heights.
Author
Khanzadyan, Zadig
Full Title
Turque d' Asie. Dressee par Z. Khanzadian. Recettes et depenses generales de Turquie par Vilayet. Graved P. Monsanglant, Paris. Imp. Monrocq, Paris. (to accompany) Atlas de geographie economique de Turquie : par Z. Khanzadian. Editeur L. de Bertalot. 1924.
List No
13321.045
Note
Color map of the general revenues and expenses of Turkey. Includes color coded legend.
Author
Khanzadyan, Zadig
Full Title
Valeur totale des importations de Constantinople par pays de province. Dressee par Z. Khanzadian. (to accompany) Atlas de geographie economique de Turquie : par Z. Khanzadian. Editeur L. de Bertalot. 1924.
List No
13321.046
Note
Color diagrams showing total value of imports from Constantinople.
Author
[Derrick, Thomas, 1885-1954, Bawden, Edward, 1903-1989]
Full Title
London's Underground to Wembley. Thomas Derrick & Bawden. 1924. Eyre & Spottiswoode Ltd., H.M. Printers, London.
List No
13291.000
Note
"Rare pictorial map / advertising poster for promoting subway transportation to the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley. The image illustrates Wembley's Football (soccer) Stadium in the center of the image surrounded by a multitude of people, places, disciplines, and activities representing the British Empire. The artist collaborators for the image were: Edward Bawden (British, 1903–1989), a successful and prolific illustrator and graphic designer whose commissions included designs for posters, books, ceramic decorations, wallpaper, textiles, and murals and who also taught graphic design at the Royal College of Art, designed posters and ephemera for both the Underground Group and London Transport for over a quarter century. Thomas Derrick (British, 1885–1954), best known for his mural and illustration work, also painted portraits and designed stained glass. He produced posters for the Underground Group from 1924 to 1927. As noted by the entry for the map in the London Transit Museum: This poster was commissioned by the Underground in 1924. The brief was an illustrated map of the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley. Frank Pick approached Edward Bawden for the commission on the recommendation of Bawden's tutor at the Royal College of Art. Pick rejected Bawden's first proposal and brought in the more experienced designer, Thomas Derrick. Derrick handled the cartography and overall design, and Bawden was left to provide the illustrations. From a distance the poster was hard to read, but it was extremely popular with the public for its exquisite attention to detail. The map was printed in London by Eyre & Spottiswoode Ltd., H.M. Printers." (Ruderman)
Author
[Sleigh, Bernard, Dent, Robert K., Ellis, I. A., Kynoch Press]
Full Title
A picture map of Birmingham in 1730. Imagined & drawn from city records by Bernard Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis. 1923. (to accompany) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh from official records. Printed by the Kynoch Press A.D. 1924. and published by Cornish Bros. Limited 39 New Street. (Half title page) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh; With an introductory note by Bernard Sleigh and historical notes by Robert K. Dent. (on verso) Printed and made in England at the Kynoch Press.
List No
11558.008
Note
Pictorial panoramic map of the city of Birmingham 32x47, with 6 pages of introductory note and woodblock illustration of the old Crown Inn by Bernard Sleigh and historical note by Robert K. Dent, bound in blue paper cover boards with half leather spine. Map is in full color, with decorative borders. Showing Birmingham in 18th. Century, by B. Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis, depicting buildings, landmarks, roads, rivers, and farms. Includes coat of arms and historical notes.
Author
[Gill, Leslie MacDonald, 1884-1947, Pryse, Spencer, Hardie, Martin]
Full Title
The World in the Time of Cabot (1517).
List No
12108.005
Note
Includes foldout.
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet O. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.016
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet P. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.017
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet Q. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.018
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet R. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.019
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet S. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.020
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet T. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.021
Author
[Birdseye, C.H., Burchard, R.W., U.S. Geological Survey]
Full Title
Sheet U. Plan and Profile of Colorado River From Lees Ferry, Ariz., To Black Canyon, Ariz.-Nev., and Virgin River, Nev. 21 Sheets (14 plans, 7 profiles).
List No
10974.022
Author
[Sleigh, Bernard, Dent, Robert K., Ellis, I. A., Kynoch Press]
Full Title
(Covers to) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh from official records. Printed by the Kynoch Press A.D. 1924. and published by Cornish Bros. Limited 39 New Street. (Half title page) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh; With an introductory note by Bernard Sleigh and historical notes by Robert K. Dent. (on verso) Printed and made in England at the Kynoch Press. (map) A picture map of Birmingham in 1730. Imagined & drawn from city records by Bernard Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis. 1923.
List No
11558.001
Note
Pictorial panoramic map of the city of Birmingham 32x47, with 6 pages of introductory note and woodblock illustration of the old Crown Inn by Bernard Sleigh and historical note by Robert K. Dent, bound in blue paper cover boards with half leather spine. Map is in full color, with decorative borders. Showing Birmingham in 18th. Century, by B. Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis, depicting buildings, landmarks, roads, rivers, and farms. Includes coat of arms and historical notes.
Author
[Sleigh, Bernard, Dent, Robert K., Ellis, I. A., Kynoch Press]
Full Title
(Title Page to) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh from official records. Printed by the Kynoch Press A.D. 1924. and published by Cornish Bros. Limited 39 New Street. (Half title page) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh; With an introductory note by Bernard Sleigh and historical notes by Robert K. Dent. (on verso) Printed and made in England at the Kynoch Press. (map) A picture map of Birmingham in 1730. Imagined & drawn from city records by Bernard Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis. 1923.
List No
11558.002
Note
Pictorial panoramic map of the city of Birmingham 32x47, with 6 pages of introductory note and woodblock illustration of the old Crown Inn by Bernard Sleigh and historical note by Robert K. Dent, bound in blue paper cover boards with half leather spine. Map is in full color, with decorative borders. Showing Birmingham in 18th. Century, by B. Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis, depicting buildings, landmarks, roads, rivers, and farms. Includes coat of arms and historical notes.
Author
[Sleigh, Bernard, Dent, Robert K., Ellis, I. A., Kynoch Press]
Full Title
(Half Title Page to) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh from official records. Printed by the Kynoch Press A.D. 1924. and published by Cornish Bros. Limited 39 New Street. (Half title page) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh; With an introductory note by Bernard Sleigh and historical notes by Robert K. Dent. (on verso) Printed and made in England at the Kynoch Press. (map) A picture map of Birmingham in 1730. Imagined & drawn from city records by Bernard Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis. 1923.
List No
11558.003
Note
Pictorial panoramic map of the city of Birmingham 32x47, with 6 pages of introductory note and woodblock illustration of the old Crown Inn by Bernard Sleigh and historical note by Robert K. Dent, bound in blue paper cover boards with half leather spine. Map is in full color, with decorative borders. Showing Birmingham in 18th. Century, by B. Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis, depicting buildings, landmarks, roads, rivers, and farms. Includes coat of arms and historical notes.
Author
[Sleigh, Bernard, Dent, Robert K., Ellis, I. A., Kynoch Press]
Full Title
(Text Page to) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh from official records. Printed by the Kynoch Press A.D. 1924. and published by Cornish Bros. Limited 39 New Street. (Half title page) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh; With an introductory note by Bernard Sleigh and historical notes by Robert K. Dent. (on verso) Printed and made in England at the Kynoch Press. (map) A picture map of Birmingham in 1730. Imagined & drawn from city records by Bernard Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis. 1923.
List No
11558.004
Note
Pictorial panoramic map of the city of Birmingham 32x47, with 6 pages of introductory note and woodblock illustration of the old Crown Inn by Bernard Sleigh and historical note by Robert K. Dent, bound in blue paper cover boards with half leather spine. Map is in full color, with decorative borders. Showing Birmingham in 18th. Century, by B. Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis, depicting buildings, landmarks, roads, rivers, and farms. Includes coat of arms and historical notes.
Author
[Sleigh, Bernard, Dent, Robert K., Ellis, I. A., Kynoch Press]
Full Title
(Text Page to) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh from official records. Printed by the Kynoch Press A.D. 1924. and published by Cornish Bros. Limited 39 New Street. (Half title page) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh; With an introductory note by Bernard Sleigh and historical notes by Robert K. Dent. (on verso) Printed and made in England at the Kynoch Press. (map) A picture map of Birmingham in 1730. Imagined & drawn from city records by Bernard Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis. 1923.
List No
11558.005
Note
Pictorial panoramic map of the city of Birmingham 32x47, with 6 pages of introductory note and woodblock illustration of the old Crown Inn by Bernard Sleigh and historical note by Robert K. Dent, bound in blue paper cover boards with half leather spine. Map is in full color, with decorative borders. Showing Birmingham in 18th. Century, by B. Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis, depicting buildings, landmarks, roads, rivers, and farms. Includes coat of arms and historical notes.
Author
[Sleigh, Bernard, Dent, Robert K., Ellis, I. A., Kynoch Press]
Full Title
(Text Page to) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh from official records. Printed by the Kynoch Press A.D. 1924. and published by Cornish Bros. Limited 39 New Street. (Half title page) A picture map of the city of Birmingham in the year 1730. Imagined and designed by Bernard Sleigh; With an introductory note by Bernard Sleigh and historical notes by Robert K. Dent. (on verso) Printed and made in England at the Kynoch Press. (map) A picture map of Birmingham in 1730. Imagined & drawn from city records by Bernard Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis. 1923.
List No
11558.006
Note
Pictorial panoramic map of the city of Birmingham 32x47, with 6 pages of introductory note and woodblock illustration of the old Crown Inn by Bernard Sleigh and historical note by Robert K. Dent, bound in blue paper cover boards with half leather spine. Map is in full color, with decorative borders. Showing Birmingham in 18th. Century, by B. Sleigh and lettered by I.A. Ellis, depicting buildings, landmarks, roads, rivers, and farms. Includes coat of arms and historical notes.
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