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Rand McNally war map of the British front: a strategic map of the battle ground in Belgium and France, from Ostend to St. Quentin, showing the farthest advance of the Germans in 1914 and the battle line in 1917
Rand McNally war map of the British front: a strategic map of the battle ground in Belgium and France, from Ostend to St. Quentin, showing the farthest advance of the Germans in 1914 and the battle line in 1917
Creator
Rand McNally and Company
Scale
Scale 1:253,440. 1 in. = 4 miles
Coordinates
(E 2⁰17ʹ--E 4⁰14ʹ/N 51⁰24ʹ--N 49⁰36ʹ)
Place of Publication
New York (N.Y.)
Chicago (Ill.)
Publisher
Rand McNally and Company
Date of Publication
1917
Extent
1 map
Dimensions
79 x 55 cm, on sheet 82 x 56 cm, folded in cover 16 x 10 cm
Notes
592C--Lower right corner.
Publisher's advertisement for book titled "The U.S. Navy" on back cover.
"No. 1"--At head of cover.
Index to forests, forts, waterways, and towns on verso.
Inset area map: General map showing geographic relations of warring and neutral nations, distances in nautical miles, boundaries, cities and towns, and all geographical features of importance.
"Compiled from the latest military maps of the army staffs in Washington, London, and Paris, and from other official sources."
"Copyright, by Rand McNally & Co."
Differs from other 1917 edition in having a different subtitle and the publisher's number, 592C.
Title from cover.
Also shows cities and towns, railroads and stations, canals and rivers, roads, forts, "fortified places," and forests.
Rand McNally war map of the British front: a strategic map of the battle ground in Belgium and France, from Ostend to St. Quentin, showing the farthest advance of the Germans in 1914 and the battle line in 1917
Creator
Rand McNally and Company
Scale
Scale 1:253,440. 1 in. = 4 miles
Coordinates
(E 2⁰17ʹ--E 4⁰14ʹ/N 51⁰24ʹ--N 49⁰36ʹ)
Place of Publication
New York (N.Y.)
Chicago (Ill.)
Publisher
Rand McNally and Company
Date of Publication
1917
Extent
1 map
Dimensions
79 x 55 cm, on sheet 82 x 56 cm, folded in cover 16 x 10 cm
Notes
592C--Lower right corner.
Publisher's advertisement for book titled "The U.S. Navy" on back cover.
"No. 1"--At head of cover.
Index to forests, forts, waterways, and towns on verso.
Inset area map: General map showing geographic relations of warring and neutral nations, distances in nautical miles, boundaries, cities and towns, and all geographical features of importance.
"Compiled from the latest military maps of the army staffs in Washington, London, and Paris, and from other official sources."
"Copyright, by Rand McNally & Co."
Differs from other 1917 edition in having a different subtitle and the publisher's number, 592C.
Title from cover.
Also shows cities and towns, railroads and stations, canals and rivers, roads, forts, "fortified places," and forests.