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Ramblers Association Footpaths Map Section Two (parts of) Warwickshire and Worcestershire
Published by The Ramblers Association (Midland Federation), 1939
Seller: Morning Mist Books and Maps, Cirencester, United Kingdom
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Good. Green card covers sunned, marked and scuffed. Folded map mounted on linen. Spotting to reverse. Some wear to folds. A little colour ghosting of the red routes from being compressed and from the printing process. Map based on the O.S. but the glossy finish and blurred printing suggests a photostat or similar method of production. Red is used for roads, paths and bridleways, therefore the dominant feature is the road network. Area covered: the edge of King's Norton (N); Studley (S); eastern edge of Bromsgrove (W); Hockley Heath (E). Undated but research implies that it was released just before the Second World War. (non389bart).
