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Bartholomew's Quarter Inch Automobile - York - Darlington (2nd Hand Map)
SKU OP000033
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Description / AI Summary
Bartholomew's Quarter Inch Automobile Map of Great Britain - York - Darlington is a cloth-folded road map, No' 11 of 23 in the series, estimated to date from 1947.
It covers this area of England at a scale of approximately 4 miles to 1 inch - designed for the motoring traveller of the post-war era, it charts the roads, settlements, and landscape of this part of England. Includes Burnley Bradford, Leeds, Middlesbrough & Hull.
It charts the roads, settlements, and landscape of Yorkshire.
Ideal for vintage motoring enthusiasts, local historians, and collectors of British cartography. The map folds to a compact format and presents Bartholomew's characteristic layered relief colouring, making it as visually appealing as it is practically useful.
These maps were made between 1929 and 1956 in various editions and reprints and are notoriously difficult to date. No edition remarks or Print Code. The stated date of 1947 is an estimate - this map may be from a slightly earlier or later date.
Details
- Format : Standard 2nd Hand Map
- Condition : Very Good (Clean, undamaged & complete)
- Category : Other Products - Maps
- Published / Released : 1947
- ISBN / GTIN-13 : N/A
- SKU : OP000033
- PPC : LL100gm
- RRP : 4/- net.
- Quantity Available : 1 only.
Materials : Printed on cloth (No tears or damage)
Suitable for Framing or Wall Decoration.
"Roads revised by The Automobile Association."
External Reviews
" . . . this is a fine and evocative piece of mid-century road mapping." - Google Review.
The Publisher
John Bartholomew & Son Ltd was a renowned Scottish cartographic firm founded in Edinburgh in 1826, becoming a leading name in mapmaking over six generations. Famous for high-quality atlases, "half-inch" road maps, and pioneering layer-coloured contour maps, the firm was absorbed by HarperCollins in 1989, though the name continues through digitisation.
