France Sheet 51aSE. Edition 3A. 1:20,000.
Haspres eastwards to le Quesnoy showing some Enemy Organisation to 12/10/18, several small networks of German practice trenches around Ghissignies. Produced by Fd. Survey Bn. RE, 14/10/18. VG. See illustration on our website.
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£45
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France Sheet 57B 1:40,000, Enemy Rear Organisation. Ed. 1A.
Fldg. linen backed map with German reserve lines south of Cambrai at Masnieres &c. (Masnieres-Beaurevoir Line, Le Catelet-Nauroy Line, Hindenburg Support &c.), also railways, supply & ammunition dumps, HQs of various types, hospitals, aerodromes &c. "Trenches & corrections to detail revised to 24/9/1918. Reference of Enemy Organisation 25/9/18." VG. See illustration on our website.
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£75
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France Sheet 57cSW Ed. 4A 1:20,000.
German trech systems around Le Sars, Butte de Warlencourt, Martinpuich & some of their reserve lines at Le Transloy &c. Trenches corrected to 7/10/1916. VG See illustrations on our website.
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£90
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France Sheet 66dNW Ed. 1A. 1:20,000.
Scarce sheet showing outline British Front Line & German defence in depth at Chaulnes, Hallu, Fransart, Hattencourt &c., to the south of the Somme. Trenches corrected to 17/11/1916. VG. See illustrations on our website.
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£85
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No. 2 Squadron R.F.C. Mosaic Q. 28.12.17.
Photographically reproduced map & aerial mosaic, consisting of twelve 14x14cm plates joined together, total size 56x41cm approx. Photographically Reproduced & Printed by No. 1 Advanced Section, Army Printing & Stationary Services. Contemp.
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The Front at Auchy lez-la-Bassee & south for some 3000 yards: the left hand side being a detailed trench map with the German trench systems & various posts identified; the right hand side a matching series of overlaid (or mosaic) aerial photos. of the same locations, providing an excellent comparison. Note: No. 2 Squadron was one of the original RFC squadrons formed in 1912. It spent the entire First World War on the Western Front flying photo. reconnaissance ops. Rear joints neatly repaired with brown tape, VG thus & a rare & interesting item. See illustrations on our website.
£125
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CHASSEAUD (Peter)
Mapping The First World War: The Great War Through Maps from 1914 to 1918.
1st Ed., 304pp., 4to., col. & b/w photos. & maps throughout. VG in dw. Collins/IWM.
2013
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A fine selection of some 150 trench maps & other illustrations (plus supporting text) covering most of the main fighting fronts of 1914-18. VG in dw. See illustration on our website.
£20
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CHASSEAUD (Peter) & DOYLE (Peter)
Grasping Gallipoli: Terrain, Maps & Failure at the Dardanelles, 1915.
1st Ed., xxii+330pp., 16 photos., 9 maps (+ ep maps). VG in dw. Spellmount.
2005
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Intelligence & mapping aspects of the campaign: Hamilton's command was better equipped with both than has historically been claimed. VG in dw. See illustration on our website.
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FRENCH TRENCH MAP:
[Sheet] 26 Combles. 1:10,000.
Large fldg. paper map, 106x75cm approx., area of Morval & Sailly-Sailisel south via Combles to Bouchavesnes, Clery-dur-Somme, [just to the north of Peronne] &c. Eastern part of the 1916 Somme battlefield, this edition dated 14 November 1916 & marked SECRET, shows very detailed French & German trench systems throughout the area of the map, this region being heavily contested (the Battle of Morval)following the capture of Combles by units of the French Army & the British 56th (London) Div. on 26th Sept. 1916. See illustrations on our website.
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£165
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FRENCH TRENCH MAP:
Acheux. 1:20,000.
Large fldg. paper map, 110x76cm approx., detailed map of the Somme front from Saulty in the north, south via Berles, Humbercamp, Monchy-au-Bois, Souastre, Fonquevillers, Gommecourt, Hebuterne, Beaumont Hamel, &c. to Authuille. Superb map showing extensive French & German trench systems in depth in January 1918. VG. See illustrations on our website.
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£120
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GERMAN TRENCH MAP:
Gruppe Queant. 1:10,000.
Fldg. paper map, 74x58cm approx., area of Cagnicourt, Riencourt-lez-Cagnicourt, Queant & Pronville, shows outline British-French systems in this sector south-east of Arras, & the German's own trenches &c. in detail at the northern end of the Hindenburg Line. Few contemp. operational markings. Not dated but. c.mid-1918, prior to the Allies' final advance. Unusual & VG. See illustrations on our website.
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£145
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