Map by Arrow Maps.

Sunk 1870 by D. Davies & Co. Ltd. Closed 1965/66.

At this time - 1875 - ventilation was by furnace at pit bottom to be replaced later with a 45ft. dia. Waddle fan. The coaling shaft was 200yds. deep and the output some 600 tons per day.

Report of 1891 :- "the two shafts are 73 yds. apart, the downcast, oval, 18' x 10' and the upcast 13' dia. both cased with bricks throughout. Steam provided by six boilers."

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Map by MAPCO. North is to the right - the map is printed sideways, and orienting it so that north would be the top margin would make half the lettering upside down.

Situation September 1939.

British Encyclopedia Atlas is from 1945.

Map of the Hawaiian Islands in 1876. Contributor H. Giles in 1876.

Map by Hammond Maps. Published for a local bank.

Map by San Antonio Cartographics.

Map by Price and Lee.

Map by The National Survey.

Map by Clasen's Maps, published for a local bank.

OS One Inch Map - the blue markers indicate the Abergavenny & Hereford tramway - horsedrawn at that time.

The tramway commenced at Govilon Wharf, Abergavenny, in 1814 and progressed in three sections to completion here at Hereford in September 1829 - the date of this survey.

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Located near Ystrad Mynach.

The Level (arrowed) with the lower surface buildings highlighted.

The location of the adit now lies at depth directly beneath the Horse Sculpture on Penallta tip.

This mine worked the Mynyddislwyn seam beyond the Gelligaer Fault.

Also to be seen is an earlier Level & tramway to the right of this adit.

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Cover illustration. Atlas geográfico de la República Mexicana, 1929.

Image id: SDNHM_Maps_republica_Mexicana

Map by Hagstrom Maps.

Map by Dolph Map Co. Map is glued to the inside right side of a card stock cover; the map folds out of the protective cover; this is the reverse side of the St Petersburg map.

Map by the General Drafting Company, published for Standard Oil. Louisville is the hometown of Muhammad Ali and Hunter S. Thompson.

Map by Dolph Map Co.

Map by Metsker's Maps.

Llanelli area.

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Map by Renie Map Service. Map is glued to the inside right of a very colorful card stock cover, with photos pf Phoenix and Scottsdale and surrounding desert areas on the cover.

Carte de la Terre Promise en 1720. Contributor Liebaux. Dates 1720. Location Palestine.

Owned by Prothero Trust at this time.

I've added the notation "Gordon Road" to show the location within Blackwood - it was "Plas Road" at this time. In January 1872, five men were killed whilst sinking the air-shaft shown below this road.

This site is now the Blackwood Bus Station.

This mine was connected underground to the Libanus pit near Libanus Chapel (near bottom of photo).

The main road through Blackwood was earlier the route of the Sirhowy Tramway.

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Map by Dolph Map Co.

The theatre of the empire of Great-Britain : presenting an exact geography of the Kingdom of England, Scotland, Ireland, and the isles adjoyning, with a chronology of the civil wars in England, Wales and Ireland.

Printed London 1676

Printer (for) Thomas Bassett

NLA RBf 910.9 SPE

Map by Gilmore Map Company, and marketed as Mr. Gilmore's Maps. Distributed by a local magazine company, though the customized folder that encloses this map edition was customized for two local bookstores.

Map by Norgard's Maps.

Map by Arrow Maps, published for a magazine distributor.

Old map of the Gold Region in California from 1851. Contributor Charles Drayton Gibbes in 1851, Published in New York, 1851.

With my framed article on St. Pedro Calungsod and antique maps

Map by Arrow Maps, published for a bank.

Map by North American Maps, published for distribution by Murray's Maps.

Map by AAA.

Map by RPM Corp, an offshoot of Champion Maps.

Map by Metsker's Maps.

Map by Geographia Maps.

Map by MAPCO, published for the Fall River Chamber of Commerce.

Map by Smedley's Maps.

Map by the New England Map Co

Map by Accurate Maps.

Cassini Map of Hawaii - "Le Isole di Sandwich"

Published by Giovanni Cassini 1798

The Italian engraver, Giovanni Cassini, produced this splendid early view of the Hawaiian Islands as part of his epic three-volume atlas.

This is the only map we have seen embellished with a decorative cartouche, imaginatively illustrating the death of Captain Cook on the island of Hawaii in 1779. Captain Cook's daring voyages and untimely death made this one of the most famous scenes of the late 18th century.

Cassini, who had never been to Hawaii, used Cook's Chart of the Sandwich Islands as a model for his map. His representation of the Hawaiian natives with their feather headdresses is actually more reminiscent of the American Indians. His final faux pas is to show Cook, an English naval officer, in an Italian naval officer's uniform.

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Map by McGrew and Hill Printery.

Located near Ystrad Mynach.

This mine worked the Mynyddislwyn seam on the up-throw side of the Llanfabon Fault & is recorded as having been 45 inches thick (top coal).

Penalltau Rocks at right of photo.

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Map by Continental Maps. Most of Juarez is also on this map.

Map by the George F Cram Company. This map has been through a lot.

Map by Geographia Maps.

Map published by Hagstrom Maps. Original base map was first drafted and published by MAPCO around 1955, and this material was acquired by Hagstrom upon MAPCO's demise in late 1964.

Map by Rand McNally, published for Union 76 gas stations.

1881 Map of Wellesley, Massachusetts - (Southwest quadrant),

Republished by the Wellesley Historical Society.