kellys post office directory map (9 résultats)

Imperial octavo, red heavy boards/folder with red buckram spine, black lettering to front, 2x maps for western section, 2x maps for eastern section, 1x map for central section + 2 others in centre envelope of folder (7x maps in total), VG (moderate scuffing & chafing to covers/folder, light bruising & scuffing to extrems, light to moderate water staining to grids to internal sides, light closed tearing to map pockets- maps still secure, sm cross in ink to central envelope, light closed tearing to some maps- maps otherwise well maintained & tidy).

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Map (30x44") folds to 5.5x8". And Index (68pp). Original red cloth binding; marbled endpaper. Printed the year after World War I ended. No name or writing.

Etat : Good. Hardback. 4 large folding maps housed in a red folder. The maps are mostly in good to very good condition (some minor creasing), but the NW quadrant is in good condition only (light wear to the folds). The folder is in good plus condition (a little rubbed and dusty). Undated, but can be dated to circa 1935 as editions from 1937 onwards were dated.

Soft cover. Etat : Good. 4 maps covering most of Greater London at c. 6in to a mile, with every street named. Unmarked, no tears or extra creases. Maps are fine but envelope is torn along two edges, with no loss.

Portfolio. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. Red folder with some shelf wear, a few small stains, small tear at lower spine with four maps of London for the North Western Section, South Western Section, North Eastern Section and South Eastern Section. Each map is 38 x 31" (96cm X 80cm) and all are in excellent condition, showing little to no wear. Street maps are printed in half mile squares with postal districts outlined in orange. No date. Keywords: MAPS, LONDON, FOLDING MAPS, Large, Wall Size, Series, Street, Map, City.

Etat : Used - Very Good. 4 folded maps in red thin card envelope (South Eastern, South Western, North Western sections & Central London section with North eastern section on reverse; scale 4" to 1 mile. All maps in nice condition; some wear & small ink stain to envelope.

Printed boards as issued 27x23 cms. containing two map pockets, each with two multifold maps. The coloured maps are based on Ordance Survey surveys. There is loss to the paper spine, particularly at the ends and a neatly repaired tear to the pull of both pockets. One map has two short edge tears repaired. Overall in very good condition.

Hardback. Etat : Very Good Indeed. None (illustrateur). An excellently preserved set of post office directory maps of London, complete with four bright folding maps. A scarce set of four colour folding maps issued by the Kelly's Directory. Collated, complete.Dated c1936 due to the motif to the front board of 'By Appointment to the Late King George V', who died in 1936.These four maps depict, respectively, the North Western, South Western, North Eastern and South Eastern quadrants of London. With two maps held in slips on each side of the work.Based upon the Ordnance Survey Map, with the sanction of the Controller of H. M. Stationery Office.Kelly's Directory was a trade directory listing businesses, tradespeople, and a general directory of postal addresses in the United Kingdom, similar to today's Yellow Pages.An excellent example of the work. In the publisher's red boards. Externally, very smart, with light marking and a little darkening to boards. Slight rubbing and wear to the spine. Internally, excellent. Maps are in near fine condition, with minor shelf wear only. Very Good Indeed. book.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Nice copy of Kelly's Post Office map of London, covering the city in four large-format paper maps. The map photographed is the south-western section & measures 96cm X 80cm The maps have a few small fold tears as shown but are generally in good, clean condition (SW map has marking on the reverse of one folded section). The hard cover folder is in good condition except for the spine, which is worn/partially torn as shown. No date but by appointment to the late King George V, which indicates 1936 Language: eng Language: eng.