Tape indicator map london (14 Ergebnisse)

Red Cloth. Zustand: Good. No publication date, ca. 1870s-1890s. Large folding coloured linen- back map of London (76x52cm). Attached is a unique tape, with numbers to assist in finding any given building listed in the index. Bound in the original red cloth which also includes An Alphabetical List of Street, Public Buildings & Railways to accompany the Indicator Map of London (54 pages). This lists 7000 street names. Covers split on one side of spine but binding is secure.…

Cloth. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Not dated, approx 1910. Linen back map folding out to measure 35.5'' by 24.5'', plus 72pp gazeteer/index. Good/None. Green cloth boards with embossed titles, minor rubbing/bumping to edges/spine, small ink stain to front board. Colour map in generally good condition with occasional minor splitting to folds, small ink stain to edge, very minor soiling. Tape measure in good condition. Gazeteer pages a little browned. An interesting and novel map of central London, incorporating a fold-out tape measure which is used to help locate sites in the map. It includes Underground & Electric Railways, and Bus & Tram-car routes. The index includes street names, tourist attractions, hospitals, churches, markets, hotels, theatres, etc etc. The map's scale is 3.5'' to a mile with each square covering 1/4 mile. An interesting and scarce map.…

folded linen-backed map in 32 panels, coloured, 76x53 cm overall, with 60pp street index and visitor guide (pages browning), the tape creased, otherwise clean and sound, green cloth-covered boards, gilt titles, Good condition.

Hard Cover. Zustand: Good. Hardback. Large folding colour map measures 61cm x 98.5cm, divided into quarter mile squares for measuring distances. With 54pp of 'An Alphabetical List of 7,000 Streets to Accompany the Indicator (Tape) Map of London in Which Every Street or Public Building Required can be Instantly Found by Means of a Tape.' nd. [circa1913]. Covers slightly marked and frayed. Previous owner's name to head of page 1. Includes measuring tape, creased. A little wear to map. Scarce. (an4).…

Foldinding map, Index. Red Cloth. Sl. Scuffed.

Brown Cloth. Zustand: Nearly Very Good. no publication date, ca. 1860-1880s. Large folding coloured linen- back map of London (76x52cm). Attached is a unique tape, with numbers to assist in finding any given building listed in the index. Bound in the original brown cloth which also includes An Alphabetical List of Street, Public Buildings & Railways to accompany the Indicator Map of London (59 pages). This lists 6000 street names which indicates that this copy is an early edition. Covers partially split on one side of spine but binding is secure. Wear on some folds of the map.…

Cloth. Zustand: Good Only. A map of London for measuring distances, complete with a tape measure attached. Accompanied by an alphabetical list of streets, public buildings and railways.The map, which is backed on cloth and is in colour, is ruled in quarter-mile squares, and measure 37" by 24".Undated; dated from copies on Jisc. In the publisher's original full cloth binding. Externally a little worn, with backstrip lifting a touch as a result of wear to the joints; extremities are a little bumped. Ownership inscription to the first page. Internally, hinge is a little strained but remains firm. Pages are age toned. Good Only. None (illustrator). book.…

Cloth. Zustand: Good. A smart folding map of London printed by C. Smith & Son's, printed in colour for measuring distances. Map measures 36" by 24", is backed on cloth and in colour.Complete with an alphabetical list of seven thousand streets.The map is ruled in quarter-mile squares, and is accompanied with an index to public buildings, railway stations and places of amusement.Undated; dated from copies on Jisc. In the publisher's original full cloth binding. Externally generally smart; some slight bumping to the head and tail of the spine. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are a little age toned. The map is in excellent condition, with just the odd spot. Good. None (illustrator). book.…

Lond., George Philip & Son, (c. 1920); 17,5x11,5 cm. Clothbacked map, in hardcover cloth holder, fold out measure 90x63 cm., including the fixed measuring tape and 78 page index-list of streets, public buildings, railways, etc. Good/ fine.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. First Edition. Brown boards, with folding map mounted on linen and tape for measuring distances. Also alphabetical list of streets bound in, with chip to rear cover and some tanning to pages. Name on free front endpaper.

Cartella in tela di cm. 17 X 11 contenente una grande pianta a colori (telata) di Londra più volte ripiegata di cm. 90 X 30 con divisioni in quartieri, misure delle distanze, linee tranviarie, ecc. oltre ad un indice dei nomi di 70 pagine. Ben conservata la cartella in tela rossa con titolo in oro e impressioni a secco al piatto.…

An attractive and very detailed plan of Edwardian London, produced by George Philip and Son. Although the plan lacks the original tape indicator (not uncommon), it still has original comprehensive booklet containing an alphabetical listing of all streets, public buildings etc. Tram routes, underground and over ground railways are shown, and postal districts are defined. All major thoroughfares, public parks, commons, gardens, fields and grounds are coloured and highlighted. Map extent is from Peckham and Hackney in the east to Barnes and Willesden in the west. Size: 895 x 625 mm. Lithograph, dissected on linen and printed in colour. In original cloth embossed dark green boards. In very good condition. Unframed. …

Zustand: Very Good. Pages clean and bright, Light wear to edges, Includes the original tape indicator and booklet. NEW EU 3 EURO CHARGE FOR IMPORTS IS INCLUDED IN OUR SHIPPING PRICE. ALL ITEMS ARE DISPATCHED FROM THE UK, ALL OVERSEAS ORDERS SENT BY TRACKABLE AIR MAIL. IF YOU ARE LOCATED OUTSIDE THE UK PLEASE ASK US FOR A POSTAGE QUOTE FOR MULTI VOLUME SETS BEFORE ORDERING.…

Phillips Tape Indicator Map of London c.1930 ? Antique City Plan This large and detailed map of central London is titled "Phillips' Tape Indicator Map of London." It was published by George Philip & Son, London and Liverpool, around 1930. This type of map was designed as a practical tool for finding streets quickly in the dense urban sprawl of the capital. The map covers a wide area of central London, stretching from Hammersmith and Shepherd's Bush in the west across to Greenwich and the Isle of Dogs in the east, and from Hampstead and Camden in the north down to Clapham and Peckham in the south. The River Thames winds prominently through the center, with its characteristic loops and docks carefully drawn. Parks are highlighted in green, including Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Regent's Park, Battersea Park, and Greenwich Park, while main roads are printed in bold yellow and red for easy navigation. Districts are labeled with their postal codes (W, NW, SE, etc.), and major railway lines and stations are clearly marked. The "Tape Indicator" system referred to a mechanical device attached to the map in its original housing that allowed users to locate any street by pulling a numbered tape across the map, corresponding with an index. Although many surviving examples are now separated from their original box or device, the maps themselves remain highly decorative and valuable records of interwar London. This example captures the city during a period of great change, between the expansion of suburban railways and underground lines and before the devastation of the Second World War. Condition: Very good. Original color printing with only minor signs of wear along folds and margins. Strong paper with clear, bright impressions. Some traces of original attachment to the indicator mechanism present at the margins. Framing tips: This large-format city plan makes an impressive wall display. A simple black or dark wood frame with a neutral mat will highlight the map's strong graphic design, while float-mounting could showcase the full sheet and marginal details. Technique: Lithograph with original printed color Maker: George Philip & Son, London & Liverpool, c.1930 Collector's note: George Philip & Son was one of the leading British map publishers of the 19th and 20th centuries. Their "Tape Indicator Maps" of London were innovative reference tools that combined precision cartography with a mechanical street-finding system, making them popular with travelers, businesses, and institutions. Today, these maps are prized for their visual impact and as historical documents of London between the wars.…