Underground Group’s 1927 Double Crown Station Map Printed Area Measurement_76.5 x 56 cm sheet size

Underground Group’s 1927 Double Crown Station Map Printed Area Measurement_76.5 x 56 cm sheet sizeThe map shows bus, tram and train services operated by the Underground Group and is very similar to the pocket map issued in guidebooks c. 1924 (illustrated in Dodds Maps of Londons Transport p. 101). Features such as the symbol used for motor bus connections are identical. The background roads appear to be printed in a darker ink than some earlier examples of the double crown we have seen, with additional nomenclature (eg Osterley Park) and

Glasguae [Glasgow]: In Aedibus Academicis

The Opening of the New London Bridge by their most Gracious Majesties William the 4th & Queen Adelaide

An agreement with British Railways allowed Valentine and Sons to publish simplified versions of pictorial poster maps in a vastly reduced pocket format (the originals were originally printed as 40 x 50 inch quad royal posters)

Printed on red linen-backed card

With no permanent population for centuries

OCLC: 48603654 (locates 8 examples: 4 in North America

Most games of this nature were educational

who reprinted them in Lyons with a revised text in 1535

[Greek title] Orestes

This map was published to mark the centenary of the Banco de Bilbao

This map of Sri Lanka was published in the first trade edition of Stanford’s ‘London Atlas’

Folding pictorial passenger map