Search Results: Maps from Bosco Books

London: G. W. Bacon Cloth map. No dated but appears to be pre-First World War. Opens up to - 24" x 34" approx.Index on back of front cover with chart of lighting-up times. Covers rubbed and worn.. Fair/No Jacket. Map.

London: Chapman and Hall A pocket map of Devonshire engraved by Sidney Hall. Green cloth folder with titles in gilt. Map is coloured and opens to10.5" x 8.25" Opposite map is a distance table. Also inserted is small research note giving the publishing details of the map and telling us that it was first published in 1831 and that this copy is from 1840 to 1850.. Cloth. Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Sidney Hall. 3.5" x 4.5". Hard Back.

London: G. Woolworth Colton, 1882. Black folder with stamped design and gilt titles. In full colour. Opens up to approx. 27" x 39". Cloth Folder. Good/No Jacket. 4" x 6.25".

London: George Philip & Son Folding map of Essex. In green cloth covers measuring 4" x 6" with titles in gilt. Thick paper map opens up to 18" x 14.5". Not dated but appears to be late 1800s. In bright, clean condition with faint owner's stamp on title page.. Green Cloth. Very Good/No Jacket.

London: Odhams 28 single sheet maps on card plus 126 page gazetteer in a tatty illustrated postal slipcase. Not dated but appears to be 1940s or earlier.. Good/No Jacket. 7.5" x 10". Softback.

Accra: Ghana Survey Department , 1957. Opens to approx 42" x 24". Clean and unmarked.. Good/No Jacket. Map.

London A facsimile of the 1676 edition originally published by Thomas Basset and Richard Chiswell. Heavy cream cloth with burgundy spine and corners in leather effect material. 7 gilt divisions on the spine with gilt titles:"Theatre of Great Britain" and "Prospects of the World". Double page decorated titles followed by formal title page in red and black. Dedication to the Right Honourable Sr. Joseph Sheldon, Kt. Lord Mayor of the City of London etc. Dedication to the Most High, and most Potent Monarch James, of Great Britain, France, and Ireland, King; etc.Then follows Book one with five pages of introductory text and then double page maps of the Counties of England starting with a map of Great Britain - 48 maps in total. This is followed by the Second Book - 12 maps of Wales. Then there are 4 double pages on the roads of England. The Third Book has a map of Scotland, and then a map of Ireland and the counties of Ireland. Then lastly are the world maps, 24 in total, including New… Read More

London: William Spooner, 1844. "Spooner's Pictorial Map of England and Wales Arranged as An Amusing And Instructive Game for Youth"." Illustrated with upwards of one hundred and twenty views. Novr. 5th 1844." Appears to be bound as a book but opens up as a 20" x 25" map of the counties of England and Wales with tiny pictures of notable places. In Cornwall the illustrations show the town of Liskeard, Botallack Mine and the port of Falmouth. These seem to be hand-coloured. Engraved illustration on front of folder showing soldier and sailor holding flags against background of river and seaside views. The covers are worn and soiled but still attractive... Fair/No Jacket. Map.

London: Foldex Folding paper map covering North Wales and Engl;and from Wolverhampton to Manchester. Opens up to approx. 36" x 16". Map covers a liitle edgeworn and mark where price-label removed.. Good/No Jacket. Map.

London: Bracken Books, 1994. Crisp and clean with no inscriptions. Unclipped dustjacket. Well illustrated in clolour.. Facsimile,. Green Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. 9" x 11.5". Hard Back.