Washington DC: Army Map Service, 1953-1963. 10 color broadside maps showing various regions of regions ranging from Xinjiang, up to Mongolia, Northeast USSR and the Yellow Sea; sizes ranging between 24.5 x 21.5 in. to 26 x 32 in., 1:1,000,000 scale; showing roadways, settlements and elevation, one map with smudged..... More
Washington DC: Army Map Service, 1944. First edition, 23 color broadside maps, each about 22 x 20 in.; 1:200,000 scale, covering the western section of the series, from XI-XII 42-43 to XXVII-XXVIII 48-49, lacking XI-XII 44-45, XIII-XIV 44-45, XIII-XIV 50-51, XV-XVI 42-43, XV-XVI 44-45, XVII-XVIII 42-43, XVII-XVIII 44-45, and XIV-XX..... More
Washington DC: Army Map Service, 1945. 23 broadside color maps; each about 22.25 x 20 in., 1:250.000 scale, covering two separate regions: North Borneo including part of Brunei, and Southeast Borneo from Samarinda to Kualakapuas and inland to Boentok. All maps in fine condition. Maps included are: NB-49 X; NB-50..... More
Washington D.C. Army Map Service, 1945. 9 broadside maps, approx. 22½" x 20", 1:250,000 scale; showing roadways, trainlines, borders, settlements, and elevation, a few maps soiled, but otherwise largely fine. Includes the following maps: Li-Hsien (H-49-P); Chao-T'ung (G-48-B); Kuei-Ting (Kan-Ch'i) (G-48-L); En-Shih (H-49-H); Lang-Chung (H-48-D); Pa-Chung (H-48-E); Wu-Shih-Chiang (F-49-T); Lai-Feng..... More
Washington DC: Army Map Service, 1947. Tri-color map, 25 x 38 in., 1:250k scale; showing roads, settlements, elevation, etc.; some short closed tears at edges, one old fold, University of Chicago discard stamps on verso, very good. While Conakry is present on the map the focus is on the greater..... More
Washington, D.C. Army Map Service, 1950. First edition, broadside map, 16 x32 in., 1:1,000,000 scale; showing roads, boundaries, settlements, boundaries, elevation, etc.; fine. Dalanzadgad is a city in south-central Mongolia. This map was produced as part of the International Map of the World project. The project was the cartographical brain..... More
Washington DC: Army Map Service, 1962. Seveth edition, broadside map; 26 x 28 in., 1:1,000,000 scale; showing roadways, settlements, and elevation light creasing at lower border, else fine. Published under the schema for the International Map of the World. The IMW was the cartographical brain child of Albrecht Penck, who..... More
Washington DC: Army Map Service, 1944. Third edition, color map, 44 x 32 in., 50 miles to 1 in. scale; Includes roads, railroads, places of possible delay, and places with available lodging. Two insets for the eastern and western extremities; two closed tears at top edge, not reaching border, a...... More
Washington DC: Army Map Service, 1943. First edition, broadside topographical map, 24 x 20 in., 1:100,000 scale, printed in blue and black; a detailed map with a legend including hedges, ruins, warehouses, fences, telephone lines, etc. Fine. AMS T614 Sheet XIV. OCLC lists one copy at the National Library of..... More
[Washington DC]: Army Map Service, 1964. Second edition, first printing, color broadside maps, 28¾" x 22"; 1:1,000,000 scale; displaying boundaries, roadways, settlements and elevations; fine. Ulan-Ude is a Russian city close to the Mongolian border, near Lake Baikal. This map was produced as part of the International Map of the..... More
