| Description | Collection of interwar and [WWI] maps believed to have belonged to Walter Rothschild.
Box 1:-
Maps in Spanish:
of 'Sinu, Magdalena and Bolivar', printed Edward Stanford (Geographer to the Queen), Charing Cross, 1887, 1895, and 1895;
of 'Brazil, Penha', printed Edward Stanford, Charing Cross, 1892;
of 'North and South Argentine Republic', printed Edward Stanford, Charing Cross, George Philip & Son, London & Liverpool, 1893;
of 'Honduras and Salvador, Venezuela, and Bolivia', printed Edward Stanford, Charing Cross, 1891, 1888, and 1890;
of 'Uruguay', printed Edward Stanford, Charing Cross, 1884.
Box 2:-
Maps in French:-
of 'Algérie', ordered by the government of Algeria, drawn by M Maumias, edited by Adolphe Jourdan, printed Paris, c1900;
of 'Algérie', ordered by the government of Algeria, drawn by M Maumias, edited by Adolphe Jourdan, printed Paris, c1900s, printed for army service;
road map of the 'pyrénées', printed Paris, c1900s;
Maps in English:-
two maps of 'Australasia', printed Edward Stanford, Covent Garden, 1919;
for army service, in six parts, of Algeria, printed Edward Stanford, Covent Garden, (c1900s);
of 'Sanyo railway', 'Inland sea route, Kobe to Shimonoserki', Printed Japan Advertiser Company, Yokohama, [1917];
Maps in French:-
of 'Marrakech-Sud', printed 1923;
road map of 'Belgique', pulished by Blondel La Rougery, Printed Paris, [c1900s];
two of 'Algérie et Tunisie', printed Paris, 1907, one inscribed in ink: 'Walter Rothschild';
French social club 'Touring club de France' (1890-1983) map of 'L'Esterel', drawn by E A Martel, edited by Henry Barrère (1865-1930), house of Andriveau-Goujon, printed Paris, 1909;
army service map, of Biskra, Algeria, printed [c1900].
Box 3:-
of Western Palestine, showing the natural drainage, printed Edward Stanford's Geographical Establishment, London, 1884;
two maps for army service of Algeria, in French, printed c1900;
of 'The Daily Mail Military Map of Korea', George Philip & Son, Fleet Street, [c1900];
of 'Tunisie', printed Edward Stanford, Charing Cross, 1895, inscribed the Hon. N[athaniel] Charles Rothschild, 148 Piccadilly, London, W.';
of 'Anglo-Egyptian Sudan', published by Sifton, Praed & Co Ltd, James's Street, printed 1921;
of 'Murray's Handbooks for travellers', with enclosed map of Lake Lucerne and the Rigi mountains, printed Edward Stanford, Covent Garden, 1905;
of 'Strategical map of Mesopotamia and Asia Minor', published by George Philip & Son, Fleet Street, 1917;
of 'Strategical map of Palestine and Syria Peninsula', published the London Geographical Institute, printed George Philip & Son, Fleet Street, 1917;
of 'Large Scale Strategical war map of Europe, The Balkans', published the London Geographical Institute, printed George Philip & Son, Fleet Street, 1917;
of 'Large Scale Strategical war map of Europe, Central and Eastern', published the London Geographical Institute, printed George Philip & Son, Fleet Street, c1917.
Box 4:-
Thirty German maps, mostly Carl Flemmings General-Karten, printed c1900, covering locations of Austria, Bosnia, Prussia, Russia, Poland (Silesia), various German regions, Asia, East Asia, Switzerland, Bosnia, Serbia and Montenegro, Afganistan, Balkan States, France, Italy.
Box 5:-
of Tripoli and Egypt, printed Edward Stanford, Covent Garden, drawn and printed at the war office, 1918;
Map of Algeria, North East, printed for military use, c1900;
Map of Algeria, Terni, printed for military use, c1900;
Two french maps of the West, and East of France, printed Edward Stanford, Covent Garden, 1926;
Six maps in French of Algeria: Oran, Setif, Bou-Saada, Constantine, Boghari, Djurjura, drawn by M Maumias, edited by Adolphe Jourdan, printed Coullon, France, c1900;
French map in nine parts of China, with a note inscription: 'presented by Mr Alan Crossman (February 1920)'.
of 'Burmah', by James Wyld, (Geographer to the Queen) Charing Cross, printed 1886.
Box 6:-
Map
French map of Morocco, printed Paris, c1900, with location marked and considerable signs of wear;
of China, by James Wyld, Charing Cross, printed c1886;
French map of Algeria, Miliana, printed for military use, c1900;
of the 'Seat of the War in the Far East', by Edward Stanford, Covent Garden, 1904;
French map of Algeria, printed for military use, c1900;
German 'Atlas of Switzerland', by Huber and Comp, printed Ueberdruck, 1896;
French map of Switzerland, by Guillaume Henri Dufour, drawn by Bressanini and Müllhaupt, 1899;
French map for military use, of In-Salah, Algeria, by Edward Stanford, Covent Garden, c1900;
of Ecuador, by Edward Stanford, Charing Cross, [1884].
Box 7:-
Two French military maps, of Biskra, Algeria, printed c1900;
French guide book and map of Sedan and Bazeilles, France, by Emile Genin, Printed Sedan, c1900;
Three German maps by Carl Flemmings General-Karten, printed c1900, covering global and East and West hemispheres;
Danish 'Opgave', topographical index and report book, printed 1918;
French map of Egypt, Africa, published in Paris, [c1910];
Two French military maps of Algeria, printed c1900;
Four French military maps of the extreme South of Algeria, printed 1903;
Six French maps of Morocco, of Azrou, Itzer, and D K El Glaoui, printed 1921, 1923, 1924;
French military map of Tlemcen, Algeria, printed 1902 |