pilot chart north atlantic ocean de hydrographic office u s navy (6 résultats)

Etat : Very Good. 76 x 114 cm. Colored foldout map, with inset Mediterranean Sea. H.O. 1400. * On reverse side article: National Oceanographic Data Center.

No Binding. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Large (38"x26") two sided map produced during WWII for the US Navy. Stated "Printed October 15th, 1943", this is a chart of the North Atlantic for the month of April showing typical storm patterns, currents and ice flows. Also has an inset of the Mediterranean Sea. Reverse side has a complex and attractive illustration of "Monthly Moonlight Diagrams" for December 1943 with each box and row showing details for different lattitudes. Chart includes the whole of the Atlantic Ocean, from the northern coast of South America all the way up past Newfoundland and shows prior November storm tracks with red lines and each one listed with Roman numerals. Amazingly no markings or tears and very little if any soiling. Really fantastic piece of history and a beautiful map. Moon side is equally interesting and attractive. Folded neatly.

No Binding. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Large (38"x26") two sided map produced during WWII for the US Navy. Stated "Printed November 20th, 1943", this is a chart of the North Atlantic for the month of April showing typical storm patterns, currents and ice flows. Also has an inset of the Mediterranean Sea. Reverse side has a complex and attractive illustration of "Monthly Moonlight Diagrams" for January 1944 with each box and row showing details for different lattitudes. Chart includes the whole of the Atlantic Ocean, from the northern coast of South America all the way up past Newfoundland and shows prior December storm tracks with red lines and each one listed with Roman numerals. Amazingly no markings or tears and very little if any soiling. Really fantastic piece of history and a beautiful map. Moon side is equally interesting and attractive.

No Binding. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Large (38"x26") two sided map produced during WWII for the US Navy. Stated "Printed December 14th, 1943", this is a chart of the North Atlantic for the month of January showing typical storm patterns, currents and ice flows. Also has an inset of the Mediterranean Sea. Reverse side has a complex and attractive illustration of "Monthly Moonlight Diagrams" for Feb. 1944 with each box and row showing details for different lattitudes. Chart includes the whole of the Atlantic Ocean, from the northern coast of South America all the way up past Newfoundland and shows prior January storm tracks with red lines and each one listed with Roman numerals. Also information for "Broadcast Signals for 500 KC.Time Signal Service" including locations and codes. Amazingly no markings or tears and very little if any soiling. Really fantastic piece of history and a beautiful map. Moon side is equally interesting and attractive.

No Binding. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Large (38"x26") two sided map produced during WWII for the US Navy. Stated "Printed February 16th, 1945", this is a chart of the North Atlantic for the month of April showing typical storm patterns, currents and ice flows. Also has an inset of the Mediterranean Sea. Reverse side has a complex and attractive illustration of "Monthly Moonlight Diagrams" for May 1945 with each box and row showing details for different lattitudes. Chart includes the whole of the Atlantic Ocean, from the northern coast of South America all the way up past Newfoundland and shows prior April storm tracks with red lines and each one listed with Roman numerals. Amazingly no markings or tears and very little if any soiling.Really fantastic piece of history and a beautiful map. Moon side is equally interesting and attractive.

No Binding. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Large (38"x26") two sided map produced during WWII for the US Navy. Stated "Printed January 19th, 1945", this is a chart of the North Atlantic for the month of March showing typical storm patterns, currents and ice flows. Also has an inset of the Mediterranean Sea. Reverse side has a complex and attractive illustration of "Monthly Moonlight Diagrams" for April, 1945 with each box and row showing details for different lattitudes. Chart includes the whole of the Atlantic Ocean, from the northern coast of South America all the way up past Newfoundland and shows prior March storm tracks with red lines and each one listed with Roman numerals. Amazingly no markings or tears and very little if any soiling. Really fantastic piece of history and a beautiful map. Moon side is equally interesting and attractive.