freeway system angeles vicinity map de automobile club southern california (2 résultats)

Map, Paper. Etat : Mint Copy. Map/s of the Freeways of the Los Angeles and Southern California areas. Identified as 'Burke C-16953'. Unfolds to approx 24" by 36", printed on both sides - large maps on one side, numerous strip maps on the other. Undated. Riverside Freeway unfinished - Golden State Freeway ends at Burbank - Corona Freeway under Construction - Long Beach Freeway under Construction etc. Disneyland shown on map. Bright, clean and unmarked, quite crisp. Separation at one intersection of folds. Weight, 44g. Inexpensive Lettermail applies. Size: 24" by 36" - Unfolded. Map.

Very good. Exhibits light wear and toning along original fold lines. Verso repair to a fold separation. Map of Los Angeles and vicinity freeways printed on verso. Size 22.75 x 34.5 Inches. This is a 1970 Automobile Club of Southern California map of Los Angeles and vicinity, depicting from the Santa Susana and San Gabriel mountains south to Long Beach and Santa Ana. Los Angeles appears near center. Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Pasadena, Glendale, Burbank, Van Nuys, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, and Anaheim rank among the identified cities. Red printed 'stamps' mark Automobile Club of Southern California offices, while red stippling and bold red lettering identify parks. Highways and freeways are illustrated in red, while other roads are in black. An index occupies the right side of the sheet and lists Automobile Club of Southern California offices; cities and towns; streets; mountains, peaks, canyons, and points; and points of interest among numerous other locations. A map of the freeway system of Los Angeles and vicinity is printed on the verso. An inset of downtown Los Angeles and its freeway system is situated along the top border on the verso. Publication History and Census This map was created and published by the Automobile Club of Southern California in 1970. Five examples are cataloged in OCLC and are part of the collections at Syracuse University, the University of South Carolina, the University of Arizona, the University of California San Diego, and Stanford University. References: OCLC 830947641.