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East Africa Protecorate. Kericho. (Provisional) Sheet South A36/F. 1:250,000.
Fldg. canvas-backed map, 64x64cm approx., produced by GSGS/Ordnance Survey, 1916.
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Area of Kericho, in BEA (later Kenya), in the Lumbwa country, also shwoing the Mau Escarpemnt & part of the Uganda Railway from 16 miles eaat of Kisumu,, via Fort Ternan & Lumbwa Station, &c., to Clutterbuck's Crossing. VG. See illustration on our website.
£65
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France. Sheet 36aSE. 1:20,000.
Linen-backed map, 1916, showing the area of St. Venant, Hinges, le Touret, &c. No trenches but a good scale & clear map of the region. VG. See illustration on our website.
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£45
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German East Africa. Mohoro. E6. 1:300,000.
Fldg. canvas-backed map, 85x71cm, produced by GSGS/Ordnance Survey, based on the German standard map, 1916.
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This sheet shows the coastal region to the south of Dar-es-Salam including the Rufiji River & Delta (where naval engagements in 1914-15 occurred & the German light cruiser Konigsberg was finally stranded). As well as names of towns, hill ranges &c., conditions such as 'tree steppe,' open steppe,' &c. are detailed. VG with printed 'Ex Mappis' plate of W.H. Ingrams (William Harold Ingrams, 1897-1973, Ed. at Shrewsbury & served with KSLI on Western Front (wounded); colonial administrator whose career was spent mostly in East Africa & Arabia. He was awarded an OBE, 1933, CMG, 1939. He & his wife were jointly awarded the Lawrence of Arabia Memorial Medal of the Royal Central Asian Society, 1939, for their role in bringing peace to the Hadhramaut, & the Founder's Medal of the Royal Geographical Society, 1940, for their exploration of the region). See illustration on our website.
£125
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German East Africa. Mikindani. G7. 1:300,000.
Fldg. canvas-backed map, 53x40cm, produced by GSGS/Ordnance Survey, based on the German standard map, 1916.
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This sheet shows the coastal region south of Lindi including Rowuma Bay, &c., down to Tungi Bay (in Portuguese East Africa), the border between German & Portuguese East, & details on the Portuguese side of the border at Nakwedanga &c. As well as names of towns, hill ranges &c., conditions such as 'forest & bush' are noted, as well as waterholes &c. VG with printed 'Ex Mappis' plate of W.H. Ingrams (William Harold Ingrams, 1897-1973, colonial administrator whose career was spent mostly in East Africa & Arabia. He was awarded an OBE, 1933, CMG, 1939. He & his wife were jointly awarded the Lawrence of Arabia Memorial Medal of the Royal Central Asian Society, 1939, for their role in bringing peace to the Hadhramaut, and the Founder's Medal of the Royal Geographical Society, 1940, for their exploration of the region). See illustration on our website.
£125
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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 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 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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German East Africa. Kissaki. E5. 1:300,000.
Fldg. canvas-backed map, 85x71cm, produced by GSGS/Ordnance Survey, based on the German standard map, 1916.
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This sheet shows the region west of Mohoro & SW of Dar-es-Salam. As well as names of towns, hill ranges &c., conditions such as 'open steppe,' 'grass savanah', 'water hole' &c. are detailed. VG. See illustration on our website.
£100
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Belgium. Brussels - Sheet 6. Scale 1:100,000. (GSGS No. 2364).
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Linen backed coloured map, 86x72cm approx., paper label to front. One of the maps drawn & printed at the War Office in 1912 in anticipation of operations in France/Flanders, which were issued to regimental & higher commanders in 1914. This sheet showing Belgium inc. Brussels & south to Nivelles &c. Nice crisp copy, VG. See illustration on our website.
£25
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TRENCH MAP:
Chemin des Dames S.E. 1:10,000.
Large scale & large sized French paper map of the region around Maizy & Muscourt, along the river Aisne & south of it, with much interesting detail & a certain amount of defensive positions &c. No date but. c.1917/1918 including Beauregarde Ferme &c. See illustration on our website.
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£75
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