National Geographic British Isles - Published 1949

With its elaborate, illustrated border and stylish legend, this map of the British Isles was made for framing. Published in April 1949, it is both a work of art as well as an informative map, containing an abundance of places of interest including cathedrals, ruins, battlefields, and more.

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Alan Godfrey Maps Treforest 1943 (Glamorgan Sheet 28.15) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers Treforest, at the eastern edge of Pontypridd, including Glyn-Taf (sometimes spelt Glyn-Taff or Glyntaff), and part of Rhyd-y-Felin. Coverage stretches from King Street eastward to Coed Craig-lwyd and Pant-drain.Features include River Taff, Castle Bridge, School of Mines, GWR Cardiff & Merthyr line with station, Caerphilly & Pontypridd line with several halts, Glamorganshire Canal, Glyn-Taf Cemetery, Taff Vale Park, Pentre-Bach, Junior Technical School, schools, chapels, Lewistown Park, St Dyfrig's RC church, St Mary's church, Dynea Colliery (disused), Glyn-Taf, old mineral tramway route, Treforest Junction

Alan Godfrey Maps Pinner (South) 1940 (Middlesex Sheet 10.06) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the southern half of Pinner, with coverage stretching from the High Street southward to Chestnut Drive, and from Field End Road eastward to Melrose Road. Features include stretch of Metropolitan railway with Pinner station, Pinner Village Gardens, The Grove, Pinner House, West End area, Bennetts Park, West House, Eastcote House, Fieldend Farm, Hornend, Nower Hill, River Pinn etc. The map covers a largely residential area and all houses are neatly shown. On the reverse is a commercial directory for Pinner in 1933. The map links up with Middlesex Sheets 10.02 Pinner North to the north, 10.07 North Harrow to the east, and 10.10 Rayners Lane to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Cardiff (Canton & Riverside) 1940 (Glamorgan Sheet 43.14) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the Canton area and part of the Riverside area of Cardiff. Coverage stretches from Cathedral Road and Neville Street westward to Victoria Park, and southward to Virgil Street. Features include Canton railway depot with engine shed, carriage sheds, turntable, sidings etc; Ninian Park football ground, St John's church, tramways, City Isolation Hospital, Canton Brick Works, Ely River, St Luke's church, malthouse, slaughter-house, cinemas, City Lodge, Leckwith Road and many streets of terraced housing, with individual houses neatly delineated. On the reverse are extracts from a 1906 street directory, incl for Alexander Road, Atlas Road, Cowbridge Road, Beda Road, Craddock Street