Perrier Motor Map of England & Wales: 13 Section Motor Map Set with Original Advertising Case 1920s

Perrier

Published by George Philip & Son Ltd., London, 1922

About this Item

Original vintage Perrier Motor Map of England & Wales, dating from approximately the 1920s. Complete sectional motor map set comprising 13 numbered map sections together with index/key material, retained in the original green Perrier advertising presentation case.

The highly decorative front panel incorporates a Motor Map of England & Wales, illustrated Perrier bottles and advertising including ?By Special Appointment to H.M. King George V.?

An attractive example of early British motoring ephemera produced during the formative period of recreational motor travel.

The maps remain generally sound and legible with expected handling and age-related wear.

The original presentation case is substantially worn, with staining, rubbing, edge and corner wear, bowing, splitting and damage around the upper closing flap/fittings. Please refer to photographs.

Despite the condition of the case, retaining the complete group of 13 sectional maps within its original branded Perrier advertising housing makes this an appealing survivor for collectors of automobilia, historic cartography, drinks advertising and British travel ephemera.

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Seller Inventory # BKA1-Maps

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Perrier Motor Map of England & Wales: 13 Section Motor Map Set with Original Advertising Case 1920s
• Publisher: George Philip & Son Ltd., London
• Publication Date: 1922
• Language: English
• Condition: Good
• Weight: 2 kilograms