SHEETLINES ISSN 0962-8207

Cumulative Index to Sheetlines 1 to 68

October 1981 to December 2003

compiled by s

Y Lionel Hooper p a T E

M I y C e v O r S u S E Subject index 1 e S c O n Map series in order of scale 38 a L n C d Author index 54 r S O E

f Publication reviews 75 L o R y d A u t H s C e h E t r H o T f The Sheetlines Index

Introduction

I am not a professional indexer, but an enthusiastic map collector. My approach to creating this index has been to look through every article and try to identify all topics to which readers might wish to refer. This has often led to multiple entries for any one topic so that they may be accessed in a number of ways, and this has tended to make a rather large index. However I trust that this will not deter users. The index is divided it into four parts: Part 1 Index by subject, Part 2 Index of maps and series in order of scale, Part 3 Index of articles by title, in author order, Part 4 Index of reviews of publications. ‘New Maps’ are not listed in the index, except where there is a general description of a particular map/series, as a listing appears in most issues of Sheetlines. Article titles, where they do not give an indication of content, will not be found in Part 1; neither will titles of reviewed publications. However, in the latter case, if the review includes some OS relevant subject information, the topic will appear in Part 1. The index entry 27/15 will be found in Sheetlines 27, page 15, and would be the first mention of a topic within an article. An entry 27/15, 45 would find an additional reference on page 45, in a different article. A small number of initials have been used to keep individual lines short, e.g. ‘Ordnance Survey’ is shewn as OS. Abbreviations have been used where that is the common usage, e.g. ‘Trig points’. Acknowledgement must be given to the work previously undertaken by Tim Nicholson whose indexing of Sheetlines 1-45 has been used as a start point. Any errors, omissions and inconsistencies in this index are entirely my fault. I would be grateful if any comments, suggestions, errors and omissions are sent to me: Lionel Hooper, 3, Malvern Villas, Bath, BA1 5JS, or by e-mail: [email protected] (Bounder is the name of my dog!) If appropriate, it is intended to issue an Amendment sheet at the end of 2004.

Lionel Hooper March, 2004 1

A A and B roads, lists of 62/79, 63/58 ABC London Street Atlas 10/17, 12/14 Access land on 1:25,000 maps 53/41, 67/53 - on 1:50,000 maps 41/5, 50/38, 51/49, 53/41 Accuracy of OS mapping 40/33, 41/5, 42/5, 46/51, 50/3, 51/52, 53/48 Accuracy of using map references 39/50, 44/46 Acreages on large-scale plans 33/53 Address-Point 64/10 - and police use 44/46, 45/2 Administrative boundaries 47/45 Adshead, Joseph, and the OS 35/31 Advance mapping, one-inch New Series 5/5 Advertisement for sale of (Old Series) OS map sets (Parts I to VI) 12/1 Aerial photograph archive 31/46 Aerial photography in First WW: Sinai, Palestine, Mesopotamia 42/56 Aerial triangulation 64/17 Agricolamaniacs 37/13 Agricultural Land Classification maps 33/42 Air photo mosaics 27/18 Air photography 64/15 Air Photography for Archaeologists, (Professional Paper No. 12) 20/3 Air photography at OS from 1919-1991 36/35 Air Survey and Archaeology, (Professional Paper No. 7) 20/3 Airfields, depiction on one-inch Seventh Series 46/24, 47/66 - depiction/naming on OS maps 54/53 - - on quarter-inch maps in WW2 68/15 - land use and the OS 59/2-5 - on Landranger maps 52/3 Airy’s 1830 ellipsoid 57/27 Alan Godfrey Maps – see ‘Godfrey edition’ Aldershot 4" map 7/2 Aldershot Command, 1931 63/59 Aldershot Command, Experimental 1:50,000 map, 1933 19/1 Aldershot Command, one-inch military maps 17/16, 33/21 Aldershot North, one-inch district map 8/19, 11/10, 32/53 Aldershot South, one-inch district map 8/19 Aldershot, map on rubber 8/14, 32/3 ‘All about maps’ Manchester University cataloguing project 22/18 All-weather map of England and Wales 40/43 Alphabets, printed 5/12 Amendments on maps, manual 42/58, 43/58 American road maps, Art of 47/56 Angels and pins 58/39 Anquet Maps 65/55 Ansell fold 18/3 Antiquities, depiction of 6/12, 33/46, 33/47 - reviewed 57/32 Archaeological and historical maps 20/2-8, 21/6-15, 24/14, 27/20, 64/55 - mapping 22/9 - terminology on maps, changes to 57/32 2

Archaeology and the Ordnance Survey 8/17, 68/11 - on maps, seminar 1991 31/27 - Branch, RCHM, visit to, 1985 13/19 Arden-Close, Col Richard F, obituary 44/2, 46/2 Arden-Close, Col. Sir Charles Frederick 2/3, 10/3, 12, 15/15, 18/20, 19/19, 20/13, 32/18, 34/1-7, 44/51, 64/15 - fiftieth anniversary of death 65/43-51 Area numbers on large scale plans 33/53 Armchairs, uses and limitations of 31/7 Army maps, the OS contribution 7/2 Arnhem, Battle of, maps 41/4, 42/4 Artillery squares 10/2 Artillery training maps of the United Kingdom 10/2-8, 11/l2-14 - List of 1:20,000 series (GSGS 2748) 11/13 Artists of the OS 6/2-7, 14/20, 19/7, 33/14 - see also ‘Martin, Ellis’ Arundel, stereoscopic contouring around 2/6 Ashby, Joseph 47/5 Assistance to researchers 56/4 Atlas of England and Wales, Quarter-inch 1/2 Atlas of Scotland, Quarter-inch 1/4 Atlas, interactive 48/66 - National 26/26 Atlases, updatedness 32/4, 33/38 Audit of historical use made of OS mapping 41/7-21 Authentic Map Directories 68/50 Automated map production 30/33 Aviation maps 23/5-18, 24/22 Aviation maps, military 7/4 A-Z Visitors’ map of Lake District 62/72 B Battle of the Scales 31/59, 34/38 Board of Health 1:528 town plans in Warwickshire, 1848-1854 10/16 Bacon, G W 47/9, 49/27 Bag’s Tree and yet another 60/47 Bagshot Heath map 1792, the first OS map? 46/17, 49/44 Baker, Charles 32/17 Baker Committee 66/13 Balmoral, six-inch maps of 2/6, 31/19 Barnsley and District special sheet, Popular Edition 32/36 Bartholomew and Son, John 5/9, 7/2, 9/7, 37/17, 47/10, 49/27 - OS map printing, sheet 315 Southampton, 1897 48/80 - engravers 49/27 - National 1:100,000 series 47/18 - half-inch maps, early 9/15, 47/12, 56/22-26, 61/30 - one-inch maps 63/56, 64/52 - quarter-inch map of Ireland, use as GSGS 4142 68/15 - River Thames, chequered history of 49/27 - map for Scottish Mountaineering Club based on OS six-inch map 38/58 3

Base line, General Roy’s 39/48 - - Second 39/49, 40/4 - Hounslow Heath 38/5, 39/48, 40/3, 50/46, 62/46 - - method of measuring, in French 33/50, 34/26 - Lossiemouth 62/52 - Lough Foyle 62/51 - Misterton Carr 62/46 - Rhuddlan Marsh 62/50 - Ridgeway 62/54 - Romney Marsh 39/49, 62/48 - Ruckinge, north end of 1786 base line 62/3 - Salisbury Plain 62/48 - Sedgemoor 62/50 - Stathern, Leicestershire 63/59 Base lines, principle 67/22 Bases of the OS, list and history of each 62/45-56, 63/59, 64/34 Bath City, map 4/14 Bathy-Orthographical Map of the Clyde Basin 18/10 Bednall, David, obituary 58/2 Belfast, special six-inch map 46/33 - Third Edition small sheet 36 17/18 Belgium, national mapping development 47/37, 52 Belhevie Sands base line 62/51 Bell, Michael, obituary 65/4 Bench marks 7/15, 28/18, 67/23, 48, 68/50, 51 Bender fold 32/54, 33/54, 34/38, 35/34, 45, 36/52, 38/7 Ben Macdhui and Cairngorm, height of, 54/6 Berkhamstead, training map 10/6 Bibliography, proposed OS 50/56 Bideford: a suitable case for treatment? 56/5-12 Birmingham, half-inch Second Series map 8/19, 16/12 - one-inch, sixth series, sheet 131 manuscript drawing 67/15 Birmingham & Wolverhampton, Landranger, sheet 139 52/14, 53/51, 64/31 Birmingham, 30 miles around, Stanford and Mann map 60/42 Black Letter Prayer Book, production by OS 66/50 Black outline district maps, roads coloured, list 11/16 Blackpool, conference map 18/12 Blackpool party conference 68/56 Blakemore, Michael J 33/5 Blandford, one-inch military map 33/21, 33/30 Blank areas, boring maps and, many suggestions 61/37 Blind stamps 22/4, 39/2 Board of Agriculture Committee on the condition of the OS – see ‘Dorington Committee’ Boating, using Explorers for 60/47 Boer War mapping 41/26, 42/38 Bogs, symbol for 49/28 Bolton and Bury and District special sheet, Popular Edition 8/19, 32/36 Bomb-dumps, named 33/52 Bonne’s Projection 25/3 Books, reproduction of OS maps in 44/48, 45/45, 48, 46/50, 50/40, 51/51, 52/48, 53/53, 56/5 Bordon, one-inch military map 33/30 4

Boring maps 60/5, 62/78, 62/79 - and blank areas, many suggestions 61/37 Bottles, interesting use for 33/48 Boundaries on OS maps 22/2, 23/24, 31/55, 33/48, 47/3, 45 Boundary archive 24/24 - colour codes 5/13 - markers 64/54, 65/31, 67/59 Bovington Camp, training map 10/5, 8 Bradford Library collection 3/6 Bridges’ Patent Map Mounting 17/17, 18/16 Bristol, conference map 18/12 Britain before the Norman Conquest, map 20/5 Britain in the Dark Ages, map 20/4 British Association Glasgow meeting 1928, quarter-inch map for 9/7, 18/12 British Cartographic Society symposia, Exeter, 1983 8/12 - Nottingham, 1988 23/23 British Cartographic Society with Alan Godfrey Maps: annual Godfrey Award for librarians for Use, appreciation and understanding of maps 40/2, 41/3, 44/5 British Geological Survey 64/3 British Isles aeronautical series 4/4, 23/7 British Isles, extremities of, latitude and longitude 36/32 - number of 29/2 British Library, acquisition of OS manuals 21/23 - - list 24/24 - Catalogue of cartographic materials 25/15 - exhibition: Lie of the Land: the secret life of maps 61/7 - - What use is a map? 24/23 - map catalogue on CD-ROM 46/4, 58/29-37 - OS Drawings 28/16, 33/53 - - pressmarks for 33/53 - transfer of Sir William Petty’s papers and Down survey maps 36/48 British System Grid – see ‘grids, British System’ The Broads, 1:50,000 tourist map 10/18 Brown’s Folly, Monkton Farleigh, Wiltshire (ST 794650) 56/38 Burghope and Strange, map retailers 39/38, 40/46 Buying and selling maps 29/10-16, 52/62 - dealers’ catalogues 32/33 - dealers in second-hand OS maps (see also list in annual CCS Almanack) 61/4 - second-hand booksellers annual listing 32/4 Byways open to all traffic, symbol for 56/37 C C-Roads 58/47 - in County Durham 61/27 - on Harris 60/50 - on signposts and maps 59/40-44, 60/19 Cairngorm and Ben Macdhui, Height of 54/6 Cairns, royal names on maps 64/25 Caithness base line 62/55 Cakes, illustrated 31/24, 31/32 5

Cambridge, Baker’s 1830 map of, facsimile 53/55 - conference maps 18/12 - Heffers publication of OS map 41/30 Cambridgeshire maps, Elizabeth I to Elizabeth II 67/41 Campbell, Eila, memorial lecture 45/2 - obituary 41/2, 45/1 Camping grounds, manoeuvre maps of 57/44, 58/46 Canal and railway tunnels, naming on maps 60/34 Canal tunnels 61/35 Cannock Chase AONB map, Staffordshire CC 44/65 Canterbury, half-inch map 16/7, 17/13 Cape Rood measure 41/28, 42/38 Captain Mudge’s map 60/6 Cartobibliography, creating the 1:25,000 65/7-15 - Northern Ireland 27/22 - Old Series 26/9, 35/34, 38/22 - one-inch map of Ireland, in colour, 1901-1956 63/12-38 - Scotland 27/22 - WWII one-inch mapping for civilian use, England and Wales 59/30 - WWII one-inch mapping for civilian use, Scotland 59/26 Cartographic concepts 40/4, 41/5 - discoveries and treasures 29/27, 31/5, 54, 32/5, 34/33, 36/47, 49/14-24 - - combined sheet of Dublin, 1862 66/26 - ignorance in geography 37/11 - patronage and the Highland and Agriculture Society 38/55 Cartography of Celtic placenames 34/21 - history of 33/5, 34/30 - milestones in lithographed, since 1800 58/3 - in the Territorial Army 26/23 Cartology, definition 66/48, 67/57 Carto-Net 20/14 Cary, John 47/19 Cassini, French triangulation 47/40 - Grid, British and Modified British System 55/3-11 - - War Office on military maps 55/3, 32 - La carte de Cassini, L’extraordinaire aventure de la carte de France 34/47 - Projection 25/3 Catalogue of maps and other publications of the Ordnance Survey 1924 31/41 Catalogue cartes anciennes 36/41, 37/4 Catalogue, OS, 1861 15/1 - OS, 1998 50/55 - publication reports and other publications, list of 38/51 - dealers’ 32/33 - War Office 7/6 Cataloguing a collection 34/12, 40/27, 41/33, 42/37 Cataloguing project: ‘All about maps’, Manchester University 22/18 Catterick, one-inch military map 17/16, 33/21, 30 Cauk 57/20, 58/48, 59/59 CD-ROM, British Library map catalogue on 46/4, 58/29-37 - County series mapping on 50/10 - maps of Cheshire 63/50 6

Celtic placenames 34/21 Censorship on OS maps – see ‘security deletions’ Central Chilterns, special sheet, Popular Edition 28/18, 32/37 Centre of London 50/57, 51/45, 52/57, 53/16, 54/55, 58/16 Centre tree, The, whereabouts? 53/12, 54/54, 55/39 Centres of countries 52/55, 53/15 - of England and Wales 36/30, 37/4 Chain survey 67/26 Change of leadership at Ordnance Survey 56/3 Changing landscape, Recording our 42/54 - Critical commentary 42/40 Channel Islands mapping 36/53, 37/33, 39/41 - 1:50,000 mapping of 20/23, 31/43, 33/54 Channel Tunnel 51/2 Characteristic sheet, quarter-inch 5/17 Charles Close Society 8/9 - Archive 20/21, 26/8, 29/26, 53/2, 65/9, 67/10-17 - BBC reference to 68/3 - Chairman’s Report, January 2000 57/1 - - 2001 60/2 - constitution 10/11 - foundation 31/2 - future 51/31 - Information and Research Sub-Committee 52/50, 56/4 - and Internet 46/51 - - ordnancemaps discussion group 60/3, 61/34, 63/54, 64/47, 65/59, 66/48, 67/53, 68/53 - - World Wide Web pages 54/2 - membership questionnaire, analysis 38/44 - proper Charlies 62/81 - publications, personal reflections on what next 16/2 - - Where are we going? 8/9, 9/11, 21/18, 51/31 - register of research interests 42/5 - reports of meetings and visits: - - Aberystwyth, National Library for Wales, 2003 68/6 - - Bath, 1994 39/37 - - - 1996 45/5 - - - 1997 49/47 - - Belton House, 2003 67/5 - - Bradford, 1982 3/6 - - Branston, 1994 41/35 - - - 1995 42/57, 43/53, 44/57 - - - 1996 45/4, 46/14, 47/53 - - - 1997 49/30 - - Bristol, 1991 31/21 - - British Library, 1997 48/40 - - Cambridge, CCS Archives, 2003 68/4 - - Chatham, 1992 34/21 - - Chester, Rights of Way Unit, 2003 67/3 - - Congleton, 1995 44/56 - - Derby, 1998 52/3 7

Charles Close Society, reports of meetings and visits, cont. - - Edinburgh, 1981 2/5 - - - 1982, 5/14 - - - 1983, 8/13 - - - 1985 14/16 - - - 1986 17/11 - - - 1987 20/14 - - - 1988 23/18 - - - 1989 26/25 - - - 1990 29/4 - - - 1993 37/11 - - - National Library of Scotland, 2003 67/7 - - - Royal Scottish Geographical Society, 2003 67/8 - - - University Library, 2003 67/9 - - Greenford, 1992 35/32 - - Hendon, 1996 46/15 - - Hermitage (Royal School of Military Survey), 1997 49/30 - - Kent to celebrate Mudge’s map, 2002 62/3 - - Kerry, 1991 30/22 - - Kew (Public Record Office), 1983 9/12 - - - 1990 29/36 - - - 2001 61/5 - - Keyworth (British Geological Society) 2002 65/3 - - Lake District, 1993 38/27 - - - 1994 41/36 - - - 1995 44/58 - - Leadgate, Co Durham, (Alan Godfrey), 2002 64/4 - - Leicester, 1984 10/13 - - London, 1981 (Norwood) 3/5 - - - 1982 6/8 - - - 1984 (AGM) 10/12 - - - 1986 16/6 - - - 1987 18/14, 19/16 - - - 1988 21/16, 22/8, 22/9 - - - 1989 25/12, 26/26 - - - 1990 31/31 - - - 1992 33/53, 34/22 - - - 1993 35/29 - - - 1995 43/53 - - - 1996 46/13 - - London Transport Museum, Acton, Nov 2000 59/6 - - Lympne Castle, 1989 25/12 - - Maidstone, 1993, (Whatman’s Paper Mill) 37/26 - - Manchester, 1985 14/14 - - - 1992 35/31 - - Norwood, 1981 3/5 - - Nuneaton, 1995 43/3 - - - 1997 49/32 - - Railtrack Archive, Waterloo Station 58/5 - - Shap, 1996 47/51 - - Sheffield, 1983 8/10 8

Charles Close Society, reports of meetings and visits, cont. - - Southampton, 1982 5/14 - - - 1985, (RCHM Archaeology Branch) 13/19 - - - 1989 26/21 - - - 1994 40/35, 41/36 - - - 1996 47/50 - - - 1998 54/3 - - - 2000 58/6 - - - 2001, OS in transition 63/3 - - - 2003 68/12 - - Stratford on Avon, 1992 33/53 - - Taunton, Hydrographic Office, 1995 44/57 - - - - 2003 67/5 - - Tewin, 1984 9/14 - - Tolworth, Defence Geographic Centre, 2001 62/4 - - Uppingham, 1986 15/8 - - - 1993 36/47 - - York, 1993 38/28 - 21 Glorious Years 61/1 Cheetham, Geoffrey 36/9 Chelmsford method of graphic resurvey 64/20, 65/60 Chelmsford, training map, 1:20,000 10/4 Cheshire, definitive map of public rights of way 67/3 - Family History Society 63/50 - maps of, on CD 63/50 Christmas cards, Ordnance Survey 2/1, 5/1, 6/5, 8/1, 17/1 Churches and chapels depiction on maps 12/10 - and places of worship on Explorer maps 67/53 Circular landscape features 31/46, 32/4, 33/50, 34/29 City in maps, urban mapping to 1900, exhibition 16/15 Civilian use of small scale mapping during WW2 48/45-57 Civilian use, one-inch maps produced during WW2 59/17-38 Cleaning, restoration and preservation of maps 40/25, 44/56, 67/44, 68/57 - aids for 63/54 Clondermot, parish of, Irish OS memoir of 3/9 Close, Charles Frederick – see ‘Arden-Close, Col. Sir Charles Frederick’ Clough, Brigadier A B 24/1 Coast, mapping of the 36/40, 45/9-27, 46/3 Coastal zone mapping 36/50, 37/21, 40/5 Coded imprints, notes on the ‘1941’ style 5/9, 12, 9/18, 49/41 Colby, Maj.-Gen. Thomas F 33/36, 37/11, 29-32, 38/35 Colchester, training map 10/6, 11/13 - one-inch military map 33/21, 31 Coleman, Alice, Professor, (Land Utilisation Survey) 33/40 Collecting maps 48/80, 52/25-29, 64/42, 44 - analysis of the collector 67/38 - cataloguing a collection 34/12, 40/27, 41/33, 42/37 - - a computer data base 64/28 - a collector discovers why he is one 68/44 - forty years on 58/40 - index diagrams for 41/33, 42/37 9

collecting maps, cont. - looking for GSGS 3907, sheet 33, a saga 31/10 - and OS related ‘things’ 65/56 - a personal collection 49/33 Collections, maps and charts, in crisis: change or decay? 29/4 - and their use: what do we want of them? 29/5 - local, uses and abuses 29/5 Collieries, depiction of 33/52 Colour tabs 35/38, 36/48, 37/39 Colouring of OS plans 1/6, 4/7, 5/13 Colour-printing, early OS 2/5, 12/8, 29/27, 58/46 - experiment 1916 32/6 Colours on post foot and mouth maps 62/60 Columbus quincentenary 33/5 Combined map series since 1868 47/8, 48/80, 49/27 Combined sheets, one-inch New Series 5/5 Commercially produced maps 47/8 Commission of Military Enquiry, 1811 1/5 Computer based comparison of map information 57/33 Computer data base for collection records 64/28 Computerised mapping for schools 49/7 Concise guide for historians, OS maps 37/7, 42/9 Concealment of information – see ‘security deletions’ Conference maps, OS, to 1939 18/9-14, 19/17, 20/21 Confession Time: note on rear cover of 1" Fifth Edition 61/6 Confusion by map: how to get lost 64/39 Construction lines on Surveyors' Drawings 51/35-45 Contoured Map of the Thames Basin 31/15, 18 Contouring, stereoscopic 2/6 Contours, illuminated or shaded 2/6, 3/10, 4/7, 31/14, 36 - metrication of: effect on depiction of Munros and Corbetts 68/33 - underwater 2/6 Control of Maps Order 1940 60/47 Conventional signs, in Franglais 59/52 - one-inch New Series 9/10, 12/9, 35/10-13 - - Scotland Popular 49/12 - quarter-inch map 3/11 - specific, church tower or spire 23/27 - - cycle route 45/44, 56/37 - - emergency telephone 50/57 - - for supermarkets 37/2 - - place of worship, change in meaning 42/27 Co-ordinate systems in Great Britain, a guide to 57/27 Copyright, map use out of 21/1 Corbetts and contour metrication 68/33 Cork, one-inch district map 11/5 Cornish Explorers, railways on 58/28 Cornwall, large scale National Grid mapping 49/25 Coronation Motoring Map of E & W, Souvenir 39/47, 40/43 Correcting errors on maps 53/49 Cotswold Hunt, one-inch district map 11/16, 21/2 10

Cotswold method of surveying: a personal recollection 62/57, 64/20 Cotswold, tourist map 10/18 Cotswold Way, illustrated map 47/56 Countryside Act 1968 57/30 Countryside Agency 61/7 Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 60/9, 61/7, 64/7, 67/4 Counties, detached areas of 64/48, 65/31, 67/48 County of London, map, 1926 (GSGS 3786, 3786A) 55/4 County boundaries, abolition 64/47, 65/63 - map of true and published positions 26/18, 27/6 - Monmouth and Brecknock 10/22 - origins 27/3 County series mapping on CD-ROM 50/10 - six-inch and 1:2500 maps, revision 45/47 - Object Names Books 27/23 Covers and cover designs 2/5, 4/6, 6/2, 7/9, 8/14, 18, 11/16, 12/2, 13, 13/7, 21, 14/20, 24/25, 28/22, 31 supp/19, 32/5, 53, 33/47, 34/32, 35/44, 38/14, 40/3, 42/58, 43/58, 45/44, 46/22, 48/4, 49/12, 50/33, 50/51, 50/57, 63/10 - Bender fold 32/54, 33/54, 35/45, 38/7 - - listing 32/57 - Bicentenary 34/8, 35/34 - canal on Landranger 161 37/34 - cleaning, a warning 30/25 - district, tourist and miscellaneous, 1898-1939 19/4-12 - Edward VIII cypher on 64/27, 66/42 - Fifth Edition 3/3 - folded size 51/21, 52/60 - glossary of terms, (and maps) 18/2-9 - half-inch map, 1918-42 33/14-20 - integral 14/20, 41/53, 43/58, 44/61, 45/44, 46/48, 64/27 - Irish, of around 1918 34/39 - The Middle Thames 37/33 - New Popular 42/59, 45/37 - - a similar picture 65/63 - - Frome, cover maps coverage 48/4 - new wine in old skins, old maps to make new covers 16/15 - non-OS 36/39, 39/38, 40/46, 41/31 - Peak District, touring map 56/1 - plain 58/48, 59/54 - Scottish islands, manoeuvrability on cover maps 50/33 - Scottish Popular 23/26, 24/25, 28/22, 30/24, 44/20, 49/12 - Seventh Series 13/7-10, 35/46, 63/43-47, 65/17 - unusual 23/26 - when reduced means larger 49/42, 52/61 - Wolverhampton, part of the map title 52/12, 53/50 - wrong 35/44, 36/45, 45/46, 49/30, 41, 50/2, 51 - 1:25,000 Explorer Series: painting covers 49/46, 50/57, 53/49 - 1:50,000 14/20, 35/46, 41/53, 42/58, 43/58, 44/61, 45/44, 47/48 - 1:50,000, wrong picture titles 56/38 - see also ‘Martin, Ellis’ and ‘artists of the OS’ Crash investigations, use of maps 34/16-19 11

Crawford, O G S 8/17, 20/2, 22/10, 32/18, 42/39 Crook, Henry 1853-1935 33/12 Cromarty, county of, its fragmented nature 29/31, 30/31 Crook, Col Henry Tipping 28/18, 29/28, 33/12 Cruchley’s Reduced Ordnance Map 47/19, 64/40 Cuillin Hills, map 21/2, 38/58, 40/43, 41/52, 42/58 Cumbria, post foot and mouth footpath maps 62/60 - Tourist Board: Cumbria The Lake District Touring Map 62/68 Cupar, (eleven maps, complete), 1894, 1:500 reduced to 1:1667 61/22 Curiositys and Antiquities, Natural 37/14 Curved bicycle level for assessing gradients 3/6 Cycle route symbols 45/44, 56/37 - tourist, maps for the 51/14, 53/39, 47, 48 - Users Group 54/6 Cyclic revision of rural and moorland map data 57/7 Cycling map 53/47, 54/5, 64/36 Cyprus, maps of 4/3 D Daily Universal Register, 5 December, 1785, extract 10/22 Dartford and Sittingbourne, one-inch military map 33/33 Dartmoor, one-inch military map 33/22, 33/31 - Outdoor Leisure map 10/18, 47/6 - tourist map 11/10 Dartmoor, South, Harvey’s mountain map 47/6 Database for exchanging maps 61/5 Dating OS maps 22/4, 39/2, 45/28, 46/3 50/11-31 David & Charles, Messrs 33/1 Davidson Committee 43/37, 67/26 Dawson, Robert Kearsley 6/9, 9/14 De la Beche, Henry 15/9 Definitive maps 64/7 Delamere Forest trig station 25/4, 65/62 Denny Island, on New Series sheet 264 27/26 Departmental Committee on the sale of small scale maps, 1914 13/5 Derbyshire Libraries and Heritage 63/2 Descriptions of OS small scale maps 1/2, 2/10, 4/4, 5/18, 7/12, 9/17, 49/30 Descriptions of OS medium scale maps 35/44 Descriptions of OS large scale maps 35/44 Design and content changes on one-inch mapping of Britain, 1870-1914 62/6 Digital data for education 46/8 - for legal deposit libraries 57/6 Digital mapping 22/8, 28/17, 30/33, 34, 34/31, 35/2, 29, 41, 38/49, 40/5, 41/5, 44/7, 8, 46/8, 47/3, 48/66, 50/10 - acquisition for academic library 38/56 - list of availability, 1991 39/39 Digitisation of large scale maps 63/1 Digitised historical mapping 41/13, 42/41, 58/3 Direct mailing, 1901 37/24 Directorate of Overseas Survey 48/68, 52/60, 53/12 Directors General with similar placenames, list 34/26, 35/42 12

Disappearing names from maps 52/59 Discoveries and Explorers, new OS maps from Ireland and Britain 40/17 Discovering Lost Ways project 64/7 Dissected maps 38/10, 40/44 Distorting mirror of history 62/58 District, special and tourist maps 3/8, 6/10, 10/18, 21, 12/2-6, 13, 13/23, 27/18, 28/16, 32/36, 53 see also map titles listed individually and under appropriate scale - anomalies 1919-40 11/9-11 - first Benderfold: New Forest 32/54 - black outline with roads coloured 11/15, 12/13, 42/56 - - list 11/16 - covers, 1898-1939 19/4 - Dunn and Wilson library edition 36/49, 41/31 - Fifth Edition 4/12 - first, 1857-1898 33/45 - first issued 1913-38, an introduction 12/2, 13/23 - index inserts 1897-1903 42/21-27 - Ireland 11/5, 43/5 - Lake District four colour printing 13/23 - - cover and sheep 44/67 - one-inch New Series Third Edition 5/5, 10/21 - withdrawal 28/16 Dobbie, Brian, obituary 65/4 Dolgellau and surrounding area, Landranger map 124 44/52, 56/4 Dorington Committee, 1892 13/2, 4, 33/12, 66/13 - on the sale of OS maps, 1896 13/2 Dorset, place-name gazetteer of 30/32 Double sided maps: reuse of German OS enlargements 57/47 Drawing, manuscript, New Popular sheet 131 Birmingham 67/15 - practices 1/6, 6/8, 15, 36/28 - redrawing 68/8 Drawings, Surveyors’, 1789-1840 27/22 - - construction lines 51/35 Drummond, Thomas 38/35 Du Noyer, George Victor 35/15-26, 50/35 Dual format, answer for uncluttered maps 53/42 Dublin, combined sheet, 1862 66/26 - one-inch district map 11/5 Dublin, the Castle Sheet, 1843, 1:1056 reduced to 1:1760 61/21 Dungeness Old Lighthouse OS marker 62/4 Dunn and Wilson library edition maps 36/49, 41/31 Dunnose meridian 33/21 Durrington, training map 10/8 Dutch experimental 1:75,000 cycle map 53/47 E East Anglia, 1:25,344 (2½") military map of 7/3, 10/7, 27/24, 36/2, 37/33, 38/11 East Kent, one-inch military map 33/31 - Second War Revision, sheet 117A 54/45-47 Eastern Counties – see ‘East Anglia’ Eccles, missing from Explorer sheet 277, Edition A 63/54 13

Eclipses 55/1 Edge, Major-General Joe, obituary 57/5 Edgeworth, William 37/29-32 Edinburgh, conference map 18/12 Edinburgh Castle (sheet 35), 1877, 1:1056 reduced to 1:1836 61/22 Edition codes 22/4-7, 24/23 Edition numbering 4/7, 5/3, 9/2 Education Consultative Committee, RGS/OS 35/28, 38/46, 39/3, 49/4, 50/8, 52/44 Educational maps and extracts 21/2, 31/53, 35/41, 41/56, 42/58 Egan, Dr Harold 4/6, 10/11 Egyptian lettering on maps 5/12 Elgar, Sir Edward 28/14, 29/29 Elizabeth II, H.M. Queen 31/19 Ell Barrow, training map 11/13 Emarginate maps, distinguishing between one-inch New Series and Third edition 62/76, 65/19-30 Embossed printing dates 50/19 England and Wales, cartobibliography of WWII one-inch mapping for civilian use 59/30 - centre of 36/30 - extremities of, latitude and longitude 36/32 England and Wales, quarter-inch Atlas of 1/2 English Lakes, Outdoor Leisure map 3/8 English Maps: a history 59/49 English Place Name Society 10/21, 21/6 Engraved maps with hills, one-inch, double printing 44/11-20 Engravers, one-inch hill 67/24 - at Tower of London, chronology 68/43 Enniskillen and Strabane (five maps, 1907, one map, 1925) 1:2500, enlarged to 1:1056, reduced to 1:2640 61/22 Ephemera (see also ‘leaflets’) 13/1-6, 15/1, 16/14, 37/24, 38/51 - new 57/41 Errors, correcting 53/49 ERTF89 48/79, 49/10, 57/28 Estate Publications, Lake District, Leisure Map 62/70 European Terrestrial Reference System 1989 57/28 Everest, George (India Survey) 26/3 Everest postmark 35/7 Exeter, OS 1:500 plans of, review of article 9/9 Exhibition, The City in Maps 16/15 - I’d like a map 10/19 - Lie of the Land, secret life of maps 61/7 - Mapping the Landscape 28/8 - Railway maps 16/15 - Togail Tir: Marking Time 26/27, 29/6 - What use is a map? 24/23 Exmoor, Tourist map 11/10, 35/44 Explorer maps – see ‘map series, 1:25,000’ Exploring the Great Outdoors starts here 63/57, 63/68 14

F Facsimiles of six-inch Second Edition sheets London III NW and SW 4/6 Faden, William, Bagshot Heath 46/17 - half-inch map 9/14 Fairbanks Collection 8/11 Family History Society of Cheshire 63/50 Farnborough, one-inch military map of 33/21, 31 Farquharson, John, Lt-Col 66/13 Fictional 1: 50,000 map 59/45 Fictitious maps 19/14, 20/17, 21/23 - in Seventh Series style 61/15 Field Bulletin extracts 53/52 Field documents 64/24, 65/60 Field survey on Western Front in WW1 38/57 First map in my collection 58/42 First National Grid map? 55/31 First OS map, the? 46/17-19, 49/44 Flat maps 31/7, 32/54 Folding of maps 18/2, 51/21, 52/60 Foot and mouth, Cumbrian footpath maps post 62/60 Foot stick, what is it? 63/55, 64/52 Footpath guides, St Helen’s Press 53/53, 54/57 Footpath maps 21/3 Footpaths on half-inch maps 42/59, 48/64 Fords on maps 66/49 Forth, Clyde and Tay Roman Period 46/46 Four colour printing 13/23, 43/46 France, national mapping, 250 years 47/39-45, 52 Freeman, Prof. T W 10/12, 15/15 Friel, Brian, Translations 33/10, 37/2, 45/36 Frogs 42/9 From Russia with love, annotated one-inch map 60/45 G Gall & Inglis 47/19, 49/27 Galloway, Mapping: an exhibition review 61/13 Garages, appearance and demise on the OS one-inch map 60/36-39 Gas works, depiction 33/48 Gazetteer, creating for a single OS map 60/20 - interactive 48/66 - on-line 62/5 - OS 17/19, 18/17 - Pathfinder 29/5 - 1:50,000 Landranger series, third edition 38/54 Genealogy, use of maps in 10/13 Genealogical material in Ordnance Survey records 22/13 ‘General Roy’, public house 35/37 Geographers’ biobibliographical studies, vol. 9, Sir Charles Arden-Close 10/12, 15/15 Geographia 47/23 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) 37/11, 40/34, 42/55 15

Geographical Section, General Staff: 7/2, 10/2, 11/12, 20/9, 23/7, 23/11, 23/14, 23/19, 24/22, 27/24 see also ‘military edition maps by GSGS number’ Geological Map of the Thames Basin 31/16 Geological Survey advert: index of colours used on North Staffs coalfield six-inch map 52/64 - conference maps 18/12 - first map 64/3 - Ireland, 150 years of 51/55 - and early quarter-inch maps 15/94 George Fordham Award 56/2 German mapping 47/51 - maps of UK: use of unused ‘liberated’ maps 42/29, 57/47 - maps of England of WW2 and associated publications 68/26-31 Gibbet hills on OS maps 65/61, 66/53, 67/56 Gillard, Norman, obituary 34/15 Ginty, William 33/9 Glasgow, British Association Meeting 1928, conference maps for 9/7, 18/12 Global Positioning System (GPS) 57/27 - development of 40/4 - explanation of use 63/5 - network 31/55, 46/11 - versus Landranger map references 64/32 Godfrey Award for use, appreciation and understanding of maps for librarians 40/2, 41/3, 44/5 Godfrey Edition, general review 2/7, 10/20, 14/14, 17/9, 22/3, 24/2, 25/7, 42/49 - Isle of Portland 1:2500 sheets, facsimile, review 33/45 - one millionth map 49/2 Godstone, Rural District of, map 46/48 Gordon’s tree, near Khartoum 61/36 GPS – see ‘global positioning system’ Gradients, assessment of using curved bicycle level 3/6 Graphic resurvey, Chelmsford method 65/60 GNR Society Line Files, vol. 1, using 1:2500 mapping 32/48 Greater London, half-inch Second Series map 16/12, 17/14 Green Book 52/31 Green lanes 48/80 Greenwich Meridian 34/47, 40/7-16 Grid References, rounding up or down? 63/54, 64/49 - accuracy of using 39/50, 44/46 - and mobile phones 65/59 Grids 14/17, 20/9, 33/21, 33/28, 46/46 - British System 20/9, 33/21, 43/30 - - application to RAF maps 55/10 - - modified 43/33 - Cassini, British and Modified British 55/3-11 - referencing 54/54 - Transverse Mercator 43/37 - on 100,000 maps 60/14 - Yard, various scale maps 3/4, 43/36, 55/32 - - on Scotland in Roman times 46/47 Grimsby, Lincolnshire 2/9, 27/17, 31/10 GSGS – see ‘Geographical Section, General Staff’ and ‘military edition maps by GSGS number’ Guernsey three-inch map 10/21 16

Guidepost 58/27, 61/39, 62/78 Guildford, Third Edition LSS, sheet 125 66/3 Gwybodaeth Dechnegol 56/4 H HMV 28/14, 29/29 Hadcock, R N 20/5 Hadrian’s Wall, 1:31,680 and 1:50,000 map 28/12, 29/28 ‘Half-inch’ maps – see ‘map series, 1:126,720’ ‘Half-million’ maps, – see ‘map series, 1:500,000’ Hall, Lt-Col L A 33/37 Hampshire, introduction to printed maps of 36/35 Hand-colouring of OS plans 1/16, 4/7, 5/13 Hardy’s Wessex, Heart of, map 33/50, 34/30 Hardynyms 33/50 Harley, J B 32/1, 33/53, 34/30 - obituary 33/1-8 - research fellowships in history of cartography 37/23 Hawkins’ Descriptive Guide to Newbury and Neighbourhood with one-inch map 57/42 Headline, gratuitously sensational 33/47 Hebden Bridge (1:2500 Yorkshire West Riding CCXXX.1) reproduction 48/67 Heffers of Cambridge, a new map publisher 41/30 Height of Ben Macdhui and Cairngorm 54/6 Hendon Central, as depicted on maps 32/34 ‘Heritage Maps’ 1:2500 scale 48/66 Hidden signatures on maps? 63/55 Hill walking with the Explorer series 66/3842 Hilsea, training map 10/4 Historic parishes of England & Wales 61/31 Historical and archaeological maps 20/2, 21/6, 34/33 Historical data 41/7, 57/5 Historical mapping, digitised 41/13, 42/41, 58/3 Historical information, audit of types and use of 41/7-21 Holborn Viaduct station (depiction after closure) 54/20 Homeland Handbooks, OS maps in 44/48, 45/48, 46/50 Home, David Milne 34/46 Hong Kong mapping 36/50 Hope (Flintshire) railway stations 55/17 Hornsey Historical Society, Six-inch London Second Edition sheets, facsimiles 4/6 Hounslow Heath base line 38/5, 39/48, 40/3, 50/46 62/46 Hoy, E T 8/14 Huddersfield, special sheet Popular Edition 32/36 Hull Old Town (sheet 12, pt of 13), 1853, 1:1056 reduced to 1:1760 61/21 Hunt maps 11/16, 21/2, 22/19 Hydrographic Department, Taunton 35/47, 44/57 - with OS, Coastal Zone series 36/50 Hydrographic Office bi-centenary 42/4 I I’d like a map, exhibition 10/19 Ilkeston & District Local History Society reprint, Ilkeston (West) 49/37 17

Illuminated contours – see ‘contours’ Imaginary maps 62/80 Imperial War Museum 34/23 In defence of Mudge (and also myself) 63/48 Inaccurate maps 26/15, 28/9, 12, 29/28, 32/9, 32/34; Index inserts, one-inch district maps, 1897-1903 42/21 Index sheets and indexes 2/9, 3/11, 24/25, 31/54, 46/11 - six-inch 49/22 India, British surveys in 26/3-8, 27/9 - official mapping 48/40 Indicoclature, uniform system of 64/4 ‘Indoor Leisure’ maps 32/3 Industrial installations, depiction of 33/48, 33/52 Industry on 1:2500 County Series 47/49 Information and Research Committee, CCS 56/4 Information on maps, concealment of – see ‘security deletions’ - computer comparison 57/33 Insight Map, Lake District Fleximap 62/69 Instructions to One-inch Field Revisers 23/27 International Aeronautical Map 23/6, 23/14 International Conference on the History of Cartography, 13th, The Hague, 1989 25/2, 25/13 International Federation of Surveyors Congress, map for 18/12 International Geographical Congress, map for 18/12 International Terrestrial Reference Frame 57/28 International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, map for 18/12 Internet, CCS web pages 54/2 - discussion group: ‘ordnancemaps’ 60/3, 45, 61/34 - Geoscience Data Index (BGS website) 64/3 Invergordon and Loch Ness, Tourist map 11/9 Inverness Advertiser, 9 Aug 1864, extract 54/6 Inverness, Town Map 3/8, 4/14 Ireland – see also ‘Ordnance Survey of Ireland’ - British-produced one-inch mapping of, 1922-85 13/11, 34/37 - cartobibliography of the one-inch map, in colour, 1901-1956 63/12-38 - county origins 27/7, 30/16 - facsimile maps 26/28, 27/22 - GSGS 3917, notes on sheet lines of and other one-inch LSS 43/5 - GSGS 4338, first layered quarter-inch map of Ireland 68/13-22 - half-inch map 11/7, 28/16 - land-use mapping 33/42 - military mapping 46/29-32 - one-inch mapping of 13/11, 30/4, 30/10, 46/27 - Paper landscape: the OS in nineteenth century 7/2 - parish memoirs 3/9, 12/14 - reproduction of OSI maps, ‘Phoenix Maps’, Dublin 26/28 - Royal Engineers 37/10 - six-inch maps 13/21, 14/17 - more new 1:50,000 sheets 59/39 - recent maps (1999) 54/7-12 - 1:50,000 mapping 27/19, 28/10, 28/14, 30/23, 31/37, 34/50, 35/35, 36/37, 37/20, 40/17, 41/39, 42/50, 43/55, 44/50, 45/39 18

Irish borders, mapping of 59/39, 66/48 Irish Ordnance Surveys, 1:50,000 comparison 56/33 - co-operation between 66/48 Island lost and found 27/26 Island of Skye, district map 10/21 Islands missing from Explorer maps 67/39, 68/54 Isle of Man, one-inch maps 2/5, 5/7, 12/7 Isle of Man, one-inch fourth edition, in brown paper covers 66/37 - Public Rights of Way & Outdoor Leisure map 45/40 Isle of Portland, 1:2500 sheets Godfrey Edition facsimile 33/45 Isle of Wight, Tourist map 11/9 Isles of Scilly, 1:25,000 maps 3/8, 39/41 J Jack, E M, Col 64/16 Jamaica, Montego Bay and Environs map 19/2 James, Sir Henry 15/1, 25/12, 28/11, 29/7 Jersey, States of, 1:25,000 map 6/10 Jervis, Thomas Best (India Survey) 26/5 Johnston, W & A K 47/25 Johnston, Col D A 13/4, 30/12 Jubilee Trees 58/47 K Kain, R 64/2, 65/3 Key to maps 1/4 Killarney National Park, 1:25,000 map 32/52-3 Killarney, one-inch district map 11/5 Kilworth one-inch manoeuvre map 14/17 ‘King Alfred’ map 32/6 King Kenneth’s Cairn (A.D.1003) Scottish one-inch Third Edition, sheet 47 64/25 L Labels, stick-on – see ‘retitled maps’ Lake District, mapping 41/37, 62/64-74 - Mayson’s Ordnance Survey model 35/26, 37/4, 38/26 - one-inch district map 11/16 - Outdoor Leisure map 3/8, 13/23 - shaded contour sheets 2/6, 3/10 - singleton tree at Mossdale marked on 1:25,000 maps 61/35 - tourist map 11/10, 13/23, 44/67 - Touring Map and Guide 25/14 - West, one-inch district map 11/16 Lake District and Cumbria, Touring map review and comparison with competitors 62/64-74 Lambton, William (India Survey) 26/3 Lancashire, railways on six-inch sheets 85, 92-95, 102, 103, first edition 42/10-19 - the OS in the 1840s in 8/2-8 Land parcels, numbers 33/53, 34/28, 41/6 - use, for real 37/34 Land registration, compulsory 30/21 19

Land use map, new 61/10 - airfields, and the OS 59/2-5 Land Utilisation Survey 19/12, 21/16, 23/2-5, 33/39-42, 34/29 - diagram of published one-inch sheets 33/41 - conference map 18/12 Land Valuation Plans 35/8 Land-Form PROFILETM 57/5 Land-line data 54/3 Land-Line® / Land-Line.Plus® 57/5 Landmark Information Group 45/3, 46/44, 57/6, 63/1 - County Series mapping on CD-ROM 50/10 Landplan 63/6 Landranger – see ‘map series, 1:50,000’ Landranger questionnaire and possible 1:100,000 map content 59/10 Lands End & Lizard, Tourist map 11/9 Landscape, the future history of our, Royal Society seminar 35/29, 38/56, 41/6, 42/40, 43/59, 44/10 Large scale maps – see 1:500, 1:1250, 1:2500, and six-inch scales Large scale maps, some aspects 27/16 - collecting 48/80 - digitisation 44/7, 63/1 - revision 44/7 - towns, old and new 27/24 Large Scale National Grid Index 46/39 Large scale mapping of Cornwall 49/25 Laser technology, map making revolution 18/17 Lawrence, Vanessa, Director General, OS 58/1 Leaflets 2/5, 4/13, 7/9-12, 8/18, 9/17, 12/13, 13/1, 22, 14/19, 15/1, 18/17, 25/8, 28/19, 36/52, 37/3 Leeds, half-inch conference map 18/12 - Special Sheet, Popular Edition 11/9 Legal deposit libraries, digital data for 57/6 Lettering, earliest printed 5/12 - Egyptian 5/12 - Scottish Popular 67/11 Level crossings and sidings 55/30 Levelling 65/5 Library Association, McColvin Award 46/2 Lie of the Land: the secret life of maps, exhibition at the British Library 61/7 Literary references to OS maps 45/34, 53/11, 54/44 - retracing the story on OS maps The Thirty Nine Steps,… 67/32 - … and the Arthur Ransome stories 68/56 Lithographed cartography, milestones in 58/3 Lithographic stone acquisition by National Library of Scotland 43/1 Lithography and the one-inch Old Series 19/13 Liverpool, five-foot plans 2/9 Lloyd George ‘Doomsday’ survey, 1910 38/52 Local history, maps and 28/17 Loch Aber, parallel roads 46/52 Londinium, 1:2500 map 1/5, 10/18 20

London, Bank and the City (sheet 7.66), 1894, 1:1056 reduced to 1:1760 61/22 - booming (London and its Environs, 1857 and 1864 comparison) 45/29 - Central map 1/5, 4/14 - centre 50/57, 51/45, 52/57, 53/16, 54/55, 58/16 - conference maps 18/12 - County of, secret map of 1926, and its sequels 43/57, 55/4 - Greater, half-inch second series 16/12, 17/14 - Main Roads of, map 38/58, 39/46 - one-inch Fifth Edition district map 4/12 - six-inch Second Edition sheets III NW & SW, London facsimile 4/6 - street atlas, ABC 10/17, 12/14 - three-inch map of, and predecessors of 1926 43/48 - ‘towns’ in 37/2, 38/9, 39/2 - underground stations on Explorer series maps, errors 60/29 London Transport Museum, Acton 59/6 London’s Coast and Countryside, guidebook 48/65 Longman & Co 13/1 Lossiemouth base line 62/52 Lough Foyle base line 62/51 Luton Experiment 1:50,000 63/8 M MacLeod, M N 64/17 Magnetic variation and the dating of maps 45/28, 46/3 Main Roads of London, map 38/58, 39/46 Manchester City Centre (sheet 28), 1849, 1:1056 reduced to 1:1760 61/21 Manchester Geographical Society 33/12 Manchester University map collections data base 2218 Manoeuvre maps 33/23, 57/44 Mansfield, Twenty Miles Round: Sanderson’s Map 63/2 Manterfield, John 3/11 Manual of map reading and field sketching 39/28 Manual of map reading and land navigation 64/48 Manual amendments and additions 42/58, 43/58 Manuscript drawing Birmingham, one-inch, sixth series, sheet 131 67/15 Manuscript plans 67/23 Map collector, The, back issues 6/4, 45/4, 49/2 Map cover art 30/20 Map data, historical 41/7, 57/5 Map design 40/38 Map directories, Authentic 68/50 Map extracts, OS, in books, etc. – see ‘maps in books’ Map information, computer based comparison of 57/33 Map interpretation, comparative, of rural landscape, The Mickleton Project 54/13 Map, largest and smallest area 17/16, 18/16 Map, largest in the world 34/29 Map Library, Trinity College, Dublin 19/17 Map making revolution, laser technology 18/17 Map making in the Tower of London 31/42 Map mounting 17/17, 18/2, 18/16 - on cloth and in sections, decline of 32/57 21

Map reading booklets 31/4, 32/2, 52/49 Map reading and field sketching, Manual of 39/28 Map references – see ‘grid references’ Mapmaster, data supply from OSDirect 63/4 Mapping, accuracy of 40/33, 41/56, 42/5, 46/51, 50/3, 51/52, 53/48 Mapping and Charting Establishment (MOD) 65/8 Mapping on CD-ROM 50/10 Mapping the coast 36/40, 45/9-27, 46/3 Mapping the landscape, exhibition 28/8 Mapping one-inch, produced for civilian use during the WW II 59/17 Mapping superseded, digital use 41/13 Maps, Army: the OS contribution 7/2-6 - in books 44/48, 45/45, 48, 46/50, 50/40, 51/51, 52/48, 53/53, 56/5 - buying and selling 29/10-16, 29/13, 52/62 - cleaning, restoration and preservation 40/25, 44/56, 67/44-47, 68/57 - coloured, military influence on 16/16-20 - combination 32/5 - on computers, Memory-Map 65/54 - cost comparison 1914-2002 64/41 - for the cycle-tourist 51/14, 53/45, 64/36 - dating of 22/4, 39/2, 45/28, 46/3, 50/11 - folding 18/2, 51/21, 52/60 - for a Desert Island 64/47 - for educational purposes 21/2, 31/53, 35/41, 41/56, 42/58 - for navigation 53/51 - free offer with Pascoes’ Dog Food 41/2 - glossary of terms, (and covers) 18/2 - as historical documents 36/37 - and local history, seminar 28/17 - manual amendments 41/56, 43/58 - on packaging 45/38 - recent, for the ordinary public – a critique 34/48, 35/47 - repairs to – see ‘maps, cleaning, restoration and preservation’ - in research in Somerset 32/9 - special purpose 21/2-5 - states, substates and versions 31/51 - storing of 37/35, 40/26, 41/3 - as wallpaper 68/53 - without much on 49/33, 40 Margary, Harry 33/3 - obituaries 53/3, 54/59 Maritime England, map 3/8 Martello Towers, marking on OS surveyors’ drawings, 1794 62/3 Martin, Ellis 2/1, 3/3, 4/6, 6/2, 7/9, 7/15, 8/14, 8/18, 20/4, 33/14-20. 67/18-21 MasterMap 63/4, 7, 64/9, 36 Mayson’s OS model of the Lake District 35/26, 37/4, 38/26, 38/4 McColvin Award, Library Association 46/2 McMaster, Peter, DGOS 12/14, 31/45 Medium scale mapping 48/56, 53/17 Meetings, Charles Close Society – see ‘Charles Close Society reports of meetings and visits’ Memory-Map 65/54 22

Mereing 22/2 Memorials 48/81 Meridian map collection, Explorer boxed set 58/4 Meridian of Butterton Hill, parallel to 38/15, 50/58 Meridian, Greenwich 34/47 Meridians 25/3-7, 26/15-20, 27/3-9, 30/16, 67/23 - military 33/21 Merrybent, a village named after a railway line 50/10 Messenger, Guy, obituary 38/1, 45/1 Methods and processes of the Ordnance Survey 10/18 Metrication of contours: effect on depiction of Munros and Corbetts 68/33 Michelin 47/29 Michelin maps of the British Isles 1914-c.1934 at the 1:200,000 scale 57/40 Mickleton Project, The, comparative map interpretation of rural landscape 54/13-19, 56/35 Middle Hill and The Talbots 56/36 Middle Thames, Tourist map 11/10 Middleham, training map 10/5 Middlesex, RE survey, 1934 10/1 Midlands group meetings, 17 May and 13 Sept 2002, report 62/1 Milestone Society 61/31 Military edition maps, 7/4, 20/9, 23/19, 24/26, 27/24, 52/17 - artillery squares 10/2 - artillery training maps of the United Kingdom 10/2-8, 11/l2-14 - coloured maps, influence on 16/16-20 - Fifth edition challenge 20/10 - Ireland 46/29-32 - - sheet lines of 43/11 - manoeuvre, 1928 55/7 - manoeuvre, list 33/23 - miscellany 31/50 - one-inch, 1919-50 20/9-12, 49/20 - quarter-inch 23/11 - report of Committee on a military map of the United Kingdom, 1892 16/16 - Royal Air Force editions, 1920s 55/10 - sale to the public 7/6, 20/12 - sales of GSGS editions, 1942-45 48/49 - specials 1923-1940 33/21-34, 34/39, 35/34 - two-inch map of War Dept land, Salisbury Plain, 1899-1914 39/20-27 - UK 1900-13 45/33 - War Revision 1940 20/10 - - Second, 1940 20/11 Military edition maps by GSGS number - 2364 39/31 - 2517 and 2526 39/28 - 2733 and 2738 39/31 - 2748 7/4, 36/4 - 3036 index 27/24, 36/3 - 3146 7/4 - 3573 Bovington Camp 10/5 - 3786, 3786A County of London map, 1926 43/57, 55/4 - 3906 7/4, 36/5 23

Military edition maps by GSGS number, cont. - 3907, longest print run of a map? 63/59, 64/51 - - 1940 War Revision 60/23 - - Aldershot Command (Special Sheet) 63/59 - - Second War Revision, sheet 105, layered 49/20 - - sheet 33 31/10 - 3907 and 3908 20/9-12 - 3917, notes on sheet lines of and other one-inch LSS of Ireland 43/7-24 - - list of, with GSGS 3943 43/16 - 3982 7/4 - 4136 43/15 - 4142 Bartholomew ¼" map of Ireland, use as 68/15 - 4338, (layered quarter-inch map of Ireland) 68/13-22 - 4620A, layered New Popular 49/20 - list of selected maps of Western Front 39/36 - misc. series 1999-2000 52/17-20 - numbers 63/54 Military establishments, depiction/naming on OS maps 54/53 Military / Ordnance Survey joint specification 1/5, 7/2, 10/2, 11/12 Military Survey and large scale mapping on the Western Front, 1914-18 18/14 Military Survey, School of, grant of title ‘Royal’ 49/1 - - 250th anniversary of 48/83, 49/47 Military use of UK maps 45/32 Ministry of Transport Road Maps 62/79 Misterton Carr base line 62/46 Monastic Britain, map 20/4 Monmouth, ancient borough, establishing original boundary 68/23 Monnington, Rod, obituary 37/1 Munros and contour metrication 64/53, 68/33 Monumental tour of country around Perth (solution to Shap table top rally, October, 1996) 48/42 Moorland and rural map data, cyclic revision of 57/7 Moorland Map, The, Ivor Brown, The Observer, 13 Sept 1942 59/50 Motoring Atlas of Great Britain, OS 1985 12/12 - 1991 29/33 - 1995 45/27 Motoring Map of E & W, Souvenir Coronation 39/47, 40/43 Mountain panoramas, Alpine and Scottish 67/10 Mounting – see ‘map mounting’ Mourne Mountains, one-inch district map 13/14 Mudge, William 1/5, 1/7 - in defence of 63/48 - Account of Trigonometrical Survey 61/24-27 - Kent and Old series Essex, graduations on 63/48 - - various states of 63/49 - map of Kent, visit to celebrate, 22 Sept, 2002 62/3 Municipal Corporations Act 1895 66/4, 8 Music and maps 37/10 N Names, omission, re-instatement, deletions and mis-spelling 52/59, 53/48, 63/54, 64/54 National Archives, PRO, Topographical Survey and early OS maps at 68/35-43 24

National Atlas, meeting November, 1989 26/26 National Geoscience Records Centre 64/3 National Geospatial Data Framework (NGDF) 49/7 National GPS Network 57/29 National Grid 25/6 - co-ordinate shift 48/79, 49/10 - evolution of 43/25-46, 44/68 46/45 - first map? 55/31 - relation to other systems 40/4 National Interest Mapping Contract 44/9, 46/5 National Interest Services Agreement 49/9, 64/10 National Land information system 35/41 National Large Scale Index 46/39 National Library of Scotland, first map exhibition 10/19 - The Hebrides Surveyed exhibition, 1990 29/6 - lithographic stone, acquisition of 43/1 National Library for Wales / National Monuments Record for Wales 68/8 National Monuments Record for Scotland 20/16 National Park boundaries 67/53 National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act, 1949 57/30, 67/3 National Road Book, The, vol. I and vol. 2 63/58 National Surveys: 1:1250, an updated list 56/13, 62/24 National Topographic Database 44/6, 46/13, 49/8, 64/36 National topographic map series in Europe, list 53/26 National Trust, information on Explorer Series 50/36, 51/49, 54/52 Nature reserve, problems of mapping, Aberlady Bay 38/56 Navigation, using OS maps for 53/51 Neolithic Wessex, map 20/4 Netheravon, one-inch military map 33/32 Netherlands, topographic record of, 1800-1992 38/55 New Forest, half-inch district map 18/17 - Leisure Guide 9/10 - one-inch map 6/10 - one-inch military map 33/22, 33/32 - Outdoor Leisure map 9/10 New maps: new publications (OS, OSI, OSNI, Alan Godfrey) are listed in Sheetlines but not included in this index New Romney, acoustic mirrors 62/4 New Zealand, official mapping of 34/46, 41/29 Newlyn, Ordnance Datum 57/27 Newspaper articles about the OS and maps 10/1, 22, 52/12, 63, 54/6 Nobbut Topper Hill 42/4 Nominative determinism 60/8, 64/55 Non-map printing from OS 39/2, 66/50 Norfolk Boards, tourist map 10/18 North Staffordshire, one-inch district map 33/60, 34/27 North Woolwich (OS for Board of Health), 1853, 1:528 reduced to 1:1056 61/23 North York Moors, one-inch tourist map 3/8 Northern Ireland 5/15, 13/11, 14/16, 30/10, 33/42, 49/21 Norwich, half-inch Second Series map 16/12 Notes for authors 63/60 25

Notes on Archaeology for Guidance in the Field 20/2 Nottinghamshire Libraries Archives 63/2 NT and OS revisited 54/52 O Object books, county 27/23 O'Donovan, John, letters 28/2-4, 29/28 Off-road cycle routes on Landranger maps 45/44 Official History of the Great War, maps of Egypt and Palestine 15/15 Official mapping, Belgium 47/32, 52 - France 47/39, 52 - India 48/40 - New Zealand 34/46, 41/29 - other countries 48/41 - United States 48/41 Oil storage tanks, depiction of 33/48 Old OS maps: The Godfrey Edition 7/2, 25/7 Old maps, a query re re-use of 59/56 Olivier Committee 19/7 One-inch maps – see ‘map series, 1:63,360’ ‘One million’ maps, – see ‘map series, 1:1,000,000’ On-line gazetteers 62/5 Ordnance Datum, Newlyn 57/27 Ordnance Factories 58/43, 59/57 Ordnance and the OS – offspring or foundling? 33/45 Ordnance Survey [of Great Britain] - 1st January 1801 the first OS map was published… 48/3 - accuracy of 25/8, 40/33, 42/5, 50/3, 51/52 - Act, 1841, 22/2, 23/24 - adverts 12/1, 48/3, 65/68 - agency status 28/15, 44/6, 46/9 - Annual Report, 1982-3 10/14 - - 1989-90 29/26 - - 1994-95 and 1995-6 49/10 - - 1997-98 52/62 - - 1999-2000 60/5 - - 2001-2002 64/36 - - 2002-2003 67/2 - archival sources for history of 26/6 - bibliography 50/56 - Bicentenary 25/11, 25/15, 28/18, 29/16, 31/19 - - Sheetlines Special Issue 31 - - Covers 34/8, 35/34 - - stamps 31/50, 35/40, 36/44 - Black Letter Prayer Book, re-production by OS 66/50 - books on: Map of England 44/51 - - The OS of the Kingdom: its objects, mode of execution, history …(1873) 45/34 - - The OS of the United Kingdom (1886) 45/34 - and British Surveys in India 26/2 - catalogue 1861 15/1 - - 1998 50/55 26

Ordnance Survey, cont. - christmas cards 2/1, 5/1, 6/5, 8/1, 17/1-8 - chronology of, vol. 1 to 1896, vol. 2 1897 to 2002 66/46 - and computer aided design 44/9 - Consultative Committees 46/11, 47/5 - customer helpline 47/2 - customer survey 34/25 - desktop publishing 28/16 - digitalisation – see ‘digital mapping’ - Direct – Mapmaster data supply 63/4 - directors general – see individual names - directors of, with similar placenames 34/26 - e-business, transforming into 63/4 - employee memoirs, - - Ballantyne, Gilbert 1/6 - - Brown, Archibald Frederick 67/17 - - Budd, Phil 62/57 - - Clark, Andrew 27/26 - - Cole, John 52/20 - - Cooper, Jim 52/30 - - Lord, Alan 66/28 - - Morris, Gadfan 42/6 - - Waight, Eric 65/60 - external contractors, Kampsax 65/5 - - Simmons Aerofilms, and IGN FI 66/3 - its future direction 59/7 - future role of a British national mapping agency 31/26, 33/45 - GOPLC 65/4 - in Great Britain, 1835-70 15/15 - and the Great Exhibition, 1851 27/20 - and historical information 41/7 - historical map data 57/5 - History of the 2/7, 3/12 - - as on internet and OS Press Office media briefing 47/2 - history and the 46/13 - history, teaching the early of 59/60 - and India 26/3, 27/9 - Instructions to one-inch field revisers 23/27 - internal instructions 66/12 - Introductory Description (1890) 67/21 - interactive atlas 48/66 - International 31/47 - job files 65/9 - justification for presentation of new 1:100,000 series 60/1 - in Lancashire in the 1840s 8/2 - and Land Registry 27/23 - and land use mapping, parish books of reference, etc 2/8 - Leaflets, – see ‘leaflets’ - logo 46/9 - Man, The – a ballad 60/40 - Manuals, internal procedure 21/23, 22/21, 23/27, 24/24 27

Ordnance Survey, cont. - Map Publishers’ Fair Trading Committee 13/22 - maps marketing before 1918 15/1-8, 16/14 - - and services 1983 6/11 - - used by Germans in Second World War 42/29, 43/59 - marker, Dungeness Old Lighthouse 62/4 - modern activities, relevance of name to 61/34 - and a nineteenth century environmental ‘crisis’ 31/12-18 - non-map publications 39/2, 66/50 - notices in newspapers, 1800 1/7 - Office, Southampton, plans of 18/18, 24/27, 25/17 - opportunities in the 1990s 29/28 - organisation 37/25 - - (1890) 67/23 - organisational change programme 37/25 - OSGM02 65/5 - OSTN02 Definitive Transformation 65/5 - Overseas Branch 63/39 - Pan-Government Agreement 67/7 - Past, Present and Future (Bicentenary symposium at RGS, 1991) 31/24 - performance targets 46/9 - personnel records 22/13 - as Place of Deposit 49/10 - plans, large scale, a vanishing heritage 14/14 - playlet of 1842 33/9 - policy 41/5 - popular books on 44/51, 45/34 - power of (village not on map, can’t exist says Humberside CC) 37/36 - price rises, 1990 29/26 - - 1991 33/55 - printing department at Nov 1998 54/4 - Print Room visit, Nov 2001 63/7 - proposed constructions, and 38/27, 39/44, 45/27 - public boundaries and, 1840-1980 2/8 - publication (printing) (1890) 67/24 - quinquennial review 60/8, 64/9 - records 20/21 - reference to in fiction 53/11 - relevance of name to modern activities 61/34 - revision policy 44/6, 7, 46/10 - Russia, co-operation with 45/3 - Scottish OS, reminiscences of, Campaigning at Home 29/7 - Select 68/4 - Serpell Committee 4/15, 31/26 - Southampton, move to, 1841 33/35-38 - - 1895 24/27 - - 1953 25/17 - - changes, 2003 66/2 - status review, 2002 63/2 - targets (2001-02) 61/10 - teaching the early history of 59/60 28

Ordnance Survey, cont. - at the Tower of London, 26 June 1991 31/19 - trade marks and adverts in the later 1930s 52/6-12, 54/57 - in transition, visit to Southampton, 14 Nov 2001 63/3 - of the United Kingdom (1890) 67/21-25 - Warship Silhouettes printing 39/2 - website 56/4, 63/4 - workstation map ‘building’ at Southampton 54/3 OS 1791-1991, review 30/21 OS Maps – a descriptive manual, J.B.Harley, cover map 63/56 Ordnance Survey of Ireland (Suirbhéireacht Ordonais) 5/14, 11/2-9, 18/17, 30/6, 38/30 - Annual Report, 1990, review 32/52 - antiquarian antecedents 38/37 - archives of 11/1, 32/7 - copper, printing from 32/60 - county origins 27/7, 30/16 - facsimile maps 26/28, 27/22 - Geological Survey, 150 years of 51/55 - half-inch map 11/7, 28/16 - Illustrated Record, review 33/44 - Irish Historic Towns Atlas 38/41 - Irish Times, supplement An tSuirbhEireacht OrdonÄis 38/30 - Killarney National Park, 1:25,000 32/52 - O'Donovan, John, letters of 28/4 - one-inch mapping of 30/4, 30/10, 43/5 - parish memoirs 3/9, 12/14 - place names and topographical features 38/39 - six-inch maps 13/21, 14/17 - 1:50,000 mapping 27/19, 28/10, 28/14, 30/23, 31/37, 37/21, 40/17, 42/50 Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland 5/15, 13/11, 30/10, 38/6, 40/17, 42/51, 45/39 - one-inch Third Series 14/16 - Ordnance Survey of Ireland, co-operation with 38/42 - 1:25,000 Slieve Croob Outdoor Pursuits Map, review 45/40 - 1:50,000 Discoverer 40/17, 66/2 Ordnancemaps Internet discussion group 66/48 Orienteering 31/9 Outdoor Leisure – see ‘map series, 1:25,000’ Overseas Branch of the OS 63/39 Overseas Survey 31/47 - Directorate history of 48/68, 52/60, 53/12 P ‘Pre-build scheme’ 41/5, 44/8 Palmer, Arthur 6/2, 8/14 Palmerston’s Follies 54/21, 57/42 Parallel roads of Loch Aber 46/52 - levels of 61/34 Parcels – see ‘land parcels’ Parish boundaries 29/31 Parish lists of the 1930s 33/48, 34/29 Parish memoirs 12/14 29

Parish roads and public roads 33/39 Parishes with detached parts, surveying 32/17 Parishes, historic, of England & Wales, electronic version 61/31 Parliamentary standing orders concerning deposits of plans 18/16 Pathfinder series – see ‘map series, 1:25,000’ Peak District and its Approaches, half-inch district map 6/14 Peak District, one-inch Tourist map 16/15, 17/18 - Touring map 56/1 Pencil marks on map corners 40/44, 59/56, 60/46, 61/36 Petty, Sir William (1623-87)’s papers and Down Survey maps go to BL 36/48 Philip, George 47/31, 48/80, 49/28, 48/70, 50/31 Philip, Prince 31/19 Phillips, C W 20/5 Phoenix Maps, Irish facsimiles by 26/28, 27/22, 28/20 Photocakeography 31/24, 31/32 Photogrammetry 64/15-18 Photozincographed hills on sheet 161, 1892 5/8 Physical maps 32/18-32 Place of deposit, OS as 49/10 Place names on maps of Scotland and Wales, booklet 33/44 Place names, correction of 42/9 - degradation on 10,000 mapping 50/6 Place’s Waterproof Paper, maps on 6/14, 14/1, 14/10, 15/16, 17/16, 22/19, 22/20, 23/25, 27/25, 28/19, 31/53 Plain cover 58/48, 59/54 Points A, B and C 33/48 Popular Edition – see ‘map series, 1:63,360’ Popular series, the earliest 60/10 Portsdown, manoeuvre map 58/43 Post Offices, on maps 10/22, 13/1, 15/1 - OS maps from 12/7 Postcard fair, finds at 57/42 Postcards, Lake District 52/65 - maps on 34/30, 52/65 - Ordnance Survey 30/20, 31/20 Pre-war civilian small scale mapping, civilian use during WW2 48/45 Preservation of maps 3/6, 40/25, 44/56 Prices of OS maps 61/34 Print codes 48/65, 49/41 Print run, longest seen, GSGS 3907 63/59, 64/51 Printed alphabets 5/12 Printing Historical Society 51/1 Printing, early colour 2/5, 25/27 - errors – the letter ‘m’ 60/45 - experiment, 1916 32/6 - four colour 13/23, 43/46 - one-inch map 67/25 - plates, hill 44/19 - on silk 43/58 - six-inch map 67/25 - technology 17/11 30

PRISM (Portable Revision and Integrated Survey Model) 63/5 Procedure manuals, Ordnance Survey internal 22/21, 23/27, 24/24 Proposed constructions on OS maps 38/27, 39/44, 45/27 Provisional maps – how good? 46/51 Public access, symbol for 56/37 Public boundaries and OS 1840-1980 2/8 Public OS map 17/19 Public Records Act 1958 57/5 Public Records Office 20/21, 21/17, 22/13, 27/23, 61/5 - National Archives, Topographical Survey and early OS maps at 68/35-43 Public Rights of Way 35/44, 36/44, 49/45 - definitive map of Cheshire 67/3 Publisher, a new 41/30 Putting the country together 61/28 Q Quarter-inch – see ‘map series, 1:253,440’ R Railtrack Archive Collection, Waterloo Station, visit to 58/5 Railway in course of construction 62/58, 63/58 - error at Warrington 55/37 - errors on Old Series 54/23 - features on OS plans 17/11, 44/57 - instructions for inserting on 1" maps 42/34 - level crossings and sidings on 1" Fifth and New Popular Editions 55/30 - maps, exhibition 16/15 - ownership on Popular Edition 48/38, 49/46 - revision, 1880-1914 42/33-37 - station names 49/11 - - Roman 48/2 - stations, misrepresentation of, London Explorers 54/19 - - on Landranger maps 68/31 - - on one-inch Seventh Series 54/26-34 - tunnels, and canal, naming 60/34 - in west Cornwall, accuracy of 25/8, 28/10 Railways on Cornish Explorers 58/28 - on Lancashire six-inch sheets 85/92-95, 102, 103, first edition 42/10-19 - on OS maps 51/12, 52/58, 53/37 Railways, cyclists and the purple plague – the debate continues 53/37-45 Ramshaw, printing of OS maps 50/23 Randwick, Glos 32/17 Raster data 35/32, 63/6 Ravenstein, Ernest George 47/32, 48/80, 49/28 Reading District, one-inch map, special sheet 32/53 Recording our Changing Landscape 42/54 Recycled Maps 40/2, 41/3, 42/29, 43/59, 58/45 Red Guides, OS maps in 44/48, 45/48 Redbourne by-pass, a mysterious case 55/40 Reform Act 1832 67/44, 68/57 Relief editions 42/43 31

Reminiscences of Scottish OS 1/6, 29/7, 42/6 Repairs to maps 13/23, 14/19, 44/56, 67/44-47, 68/57 Replotted counties 50/3 Reprinting old OS maps 24/2, 25/7 Reproductions of 6" and 25" maps 17/15 Research in Somerset using OS maps 32/9-16 Researchers, assistance to 56/4 Reservoirs, depiction of 33/52 Retailer, a ‘new’ old, Burghope and Strange 39/38, 40/46 Retitled small scale maps 7/13, 40/29, 41/24 Re-use of maps 42/29, 43/59, 57/47, 59/56 Revising: using the Green Book 52/31 - 1:2500, problems of the overhaul 53/30 Revision Point books 67/53 - - compilation 64/19 - rural and moorland data, cyclic 57/7 - also see various map series RGS/OS Consultative Committee, Education 35/28, 39/3, 49/4, 51/8, 52/44, 54/4 Rhind, Prof. David W 22/8, 31/26, 31/45, 33/47, 34/25, 45/2, 46/2, 49/1, 60/1, 64/2 Rhuddlan Marsh base line 62/50 Ridgeway base line 62/54 Rights of access on OS maps 51/49, 56/37, 57/30 - symbols for on 1:25,000 and 1:50,000 maps 56/37 Rights of Way note, alteration of 7/8 - on OS maps 50/3, 51/50 - a guide to law and practice 61/30 Ringway, the elusive village 58/23 Rivals, the: commercial intermediate scale topographic map series 47/8, 49/27 River banks, accuracy of heights 62/57, 66/52 Rivers and their catchment areas, map 31/16 Road maps, 1:250,000 61/11 - numbering 54/59 - tunnels, depiction of 6/12 Roads and Road Transport History Conference 49/2 Roads, depiction of 12/9, 31/50, 32/4, 32/9, 33/38 - parish and public, defined 33/39 - used as public paths, symbol for 56/37 Rockall 43/24 Roman and Anglian York, map 24/20 Roman Britain, map 20/3, 32/18, 34/33 Romer, Carrol 63/39-42, 64/30 Romney Marsh base line 62/48 Rothesay and Firth of Clyde, Tourist map 11/11 Routemaster series – see ‘map series, 1:250,000’ Routeplanner (1.625,000) map 31/39 Routes with public access, symbol for 56/37 Roy, Major-General William 10/20, 21/22, 29/25, 33/50, 37/12, 37/15, 39/48, 40/4 Royal Air Force, pre-war maps 23/8, 55/10 - Museum 46/15 Royal Commission on Historical Monuments (England) 13/19, 22/10, 31/46 - of Scotland 20/15 32

Royal Engineers survey Surrey and Middlesex, 1934 10/1 - end of OS involvement, 18 October, 1983 10/9 - 14 Independent Topographic squadron (Gulf) 30/22 Royal Geographical Society, Salmon collection of map samples 4/2 Royal Military Canal 63/49 Royal Ordnance Factories 58/43, 59/57 Royal Parks 9/17 Royal School of Military Survey 49/1 Rubber, india-, map on 8/14, 32/3 Ruckinge, north end of 1786 base line 62/3 Rural and moorland map data, cyclic revision of 46/10, 57/7 Rural District of Godstone, two-inch map 46/48 Russian maps of UK 39/37 S St Albans, Fifth Edition one-inch district map 4/12 St Catherine Press guidebooks 55/15 Salisbury, district map, pub 1895, some questions 55/38 Salisbury Plain base line 62/48 Salisbury Plain, one-inch military maps 33/22, 60, 33/24, 33/33, 33/60, 34/27, 36/49, 39/20 - two-inch map 39/20, 40/46 Salmon Collection, at the RGS 4/2, 14/19 Salmon, Francis J, Lt. Col., CMG, MC, RE, FRGS 4/2 Sanderson’s Map: Twenty Miles round Mansfield 63/2 Sawley History Society reprint, Sawley (1:10,560) 49/37 Scales, according to geography and topography 54/56 - battle of, 1840-63 31/59, 34/38 - interrelationships 60/17 Scilly, Isles of 3/8, 39/41, 39/43 Scotland - cartobibliography of WWII one-inch mapping for civilian use 59/26 - in Roman times, 1:253,440 map 46/46 - one-inch Popular Edition 54/60 - one-inch Popular Edition, covers 23/26, 24/25, 28/22, 44/20 - quarter-inch Atlas 1/4 - survey of (article in The Scotsman, 1851) 35/39 - Touring map 12: another change of style 55/40 - twelve-inch drawings 1/6 Scottish Mountains, metrication of contours: effect on depiction 68/33 Scottish OS reminiscences 29/7 Seaward boundaries 33/48 Second War Revision 1940, map 20/11 - sheet 117A East Kent (Special Sheet) 54/45 Second World War one-inch mapping produced for civilian use 59/17 Security deletions 33/4, 47, 52, 34/22, 44/17, 24, 46/50, 54/55, 58/43, 59/57, 64/38 Sedgemoor base line 62/50 Seeley, John 52/48 Serpell Committee 4/15, 22/8, 22/10, 31/26 Sheep and the Lake District Tourist map 44/67 Sheet 111: possibilities at 1:63,360, 1:50,000, 1:25,000, 1:10,560 scales 62/2 33

Sheetlines, binders for 52/2, 53/2 - editors of 40/3 Sheet lines, Cassini and Transverse Mercator 44/22 - one-inch Fifth and New Popular editions 44/22, 45/42 - 1:100,000 and 1:125,000 maps 54/40 - notes on GSGS 3917 and other one-inch LSS of Ireland 43/4-24 Shoeburyness, 1:1250 map, 1859 19/2, 21/21 Shorelines, surveying of 45/9 Sidmouth, Budleigh Salterton and Exmouth, one-inch district map 11/10 Signalling and Map-Reading for the Home Guard, manual 59/46 Signposting of C-roads 60/19 Signposts with grid references 31/52, 32/2, 33/39 Silk maps 43/58 Six-inch maps – see ‘map series, 1:10,000 and 1:10,560’ Skelton, R A 33/2, 5 Slieve Croob Outdoor Pursuits, map 5/40 Small Scale mapping, birth of modern 66/44 - civilian use during WW2 48/45-57 - early twentieth century revision policy 32/38-46 - post-war replacements 48/51 - outline printings, 1941-46 48/67 - recent, (1998) 52/40 - a reviser’s experiences 52/30 - revision using the Green Book 52/31 Small Scale maps, indexes 2/5, 46/11, 55/34 - retitled 7/13, 40/29-32, 41/24 - of the Western Front 39/28-36 Smith, Walter P 4/1, 10/9, 34/40 Smockfarthing Tree 60/48 Snowdon/Snowdonia, half-inch Second Series/tourist map 16/12, 17/4 Snowdon, one-inch tourist map 11/11 Somerset, research in, using OS maps 32/9 South Central England, quarter-inch sheet 9/3 South East Kent one-inch New Series experimental map 21/21 Southampton, bomber’s-eye view of 44/21 - bombing of 67/15 - OS move to, 1841 33/35 Southampton Circulars 42/29, 43/60 Southampton, district map 41/56 Souvenir Coronation Motoring Map of England and Wales 39/47, 40/43 Special purpose maps 21/2-5, 22/15 Special sheets – see ‘District, special and tourist maps’ Spot heights 43/58, 68/49 Spurn Head, a visit to on paper, Explorer 292 56/28 Squares, artillery, on military maps 10/2, 11/14 Squaring, early systems 43/26 - ‘Western Front’ Third LSS one-inch maps 49/18 Staffordshire CC, Cannock Chase AONB map 44/65 Stamp, Sir L Dudley 23/2, 33/40 Stamps, maps on 35/40, 36/44 Stanford-Bridges Special Mounting (Bridge’s Patent) 17/17 34

Stanford, Edward 13/1, 17/17, 17/19, 49/28 Stanford’s direct mailing 1901 37/24 Stanford, Edward, A Resumé of the publications of the Ordnance and Geological Surveys of England and Wales, 1909 40/36 Stanford and Mann map 30 miles around Birmingham 60/42 Stathern base line, Leicestershire 63/59 Steeples and spires on one-inch maps 24/22, 28/24-31, 29/28 Stereocomparator 64/17 Stereoscopic contouring 2/6 Stereogoniometer 64/17 Stick-on labels 7/13 Stockport Heritage Edition of old OS maps 42/49 Storing maps 37/35 Street mapping, A-Z of urban cartography 66/45 Strip-Map of Litlington, The, (Professional Paper no. 17) 20/4 Suirbhéireacht Ordonais – see Ordnance Survey of Ireland Superplan 35/2, 47/3, 64/37 - using outdated survey information 50/3, 51/52 Superseded mapping, damage caused if not available 41/14 - digital use of 41/13 Superseded maps 39/3 Surrey Hills, military map 7/6, 32/2 Surrey, Philip’s street atlas 48/70, 50/31 Surrey, R.E. survey, 1934 10/1 Survey of Cyprus visitors’ map: Kyrenia, 1" 4/3 Survey Diagrams document 7/15, 9/17 Survey Field Bulletins of early 1950s, extracts from 53/52 Survey of Palestine maps 4/3 Survey of the Metropolis, 1848, from the Illustrated London News 4/7 Survey, Trigonometrical, Account of, by William Mudge 61/24 Survey of 1:10,000 map, some aspects 55/11 Survey of 1:10,560, diagrams 56/18 Survey, 1:1250 (National Grid), approx start dates and locations 67/29 Survey methods, chain survey 67/26 - Cotswolds 62/57, 64/20 - graphic plotted air survey 67/27 - tacheometer 67/26 Surveying instruments, bicycle level 3/6 Surveyor, public apology to, 7 October, 1802 35/40 Surveyors based at Tower of London, chronology 68/43 Surveyors’ drawings, construction lines on 51/35-45 - and hill sketches in British Library Map Library 33/53 - comparison with local surveyor’s drawings, Cheltenham area 36/28 - corrections to for published one-inch map 66/4 - of London area, 1799-1808 31/40 - for Lincoln 66/4-11 - for Lincolnshire 66/33-36 Surveyors’ memoirs – see ‘OS employee memoirs’ Swimming pool misnamed 59/61, 62/5 Swiss mapping 47/52 Symbols – see ‘conventional signs’ 35

T Tacheometer 67/26 Tadcaster, on six-inch map 1/7 Tales from the Map Room 36/48 Tardebigge locks, mapping of 24/12 Taunton, special one-inch map 12/13 Tea towel, 1:2500 map on, (Cheshire 25-inch, sheet XVIII 6) 37/4 Teaching the early history of the OS 59/60 Telescopic alidade 66/32 ‘Ten-mile’ – see ‘map series 1:633,600’ Territorial Army and mapping 26/23 Text on maps, purpose of 40/38 Thames Valley, one-inch military map 33/22, 26 Thirty Nine Steps, retracing the story on OS maps 67/32-36 Thomas, David St John 33/2, 33/3 Thorpe, Harry 33/1, 33/2, 33/4 Tithe surveys 31/61, 32/17, 43/56 Togail Tir: Marking Time, exhibition 26/27, 29/6 Topographic map series, commercial intermediate scale, since 1868 47/8-36 - comparison of features on intermediate scale mapping 51/27 - list of European coverage 53/26 Topographical Survey, dates 68/37 - maps in National Archives, PRO 68/35-43 Topographical Surveying, text book 31/10, 39/28 Le Tour de France en Angleterre, map 40/42 Touring map 3, Lake District, one-inch-edition C, 1998 54/48 - 12, Scotland: another change of style 55/40 - Lake District and Cumbria and its competitors 62/64 - Peak District, cover 56/1 Tourist maps – see ‘District, special and tourist maps’ Tower of London 31/19, 33/35 Town maps, modern 14/15 Town plans, six-inch 3/8, 6/13, 7/13, 8/17 Town scales, linkage between 1;1056, 1:528, 1:500 and 1:1250 NG series 48/34 Town Series maps, (1:500, 1:528, 1:1056), an introduction 61/20 Towns, large scale mapping of, old and new 27/24 Trade marks and adverts in late 1930s 52/6-12, 54/57 Transverse Mercator projection 25/3, 43/35 Travelmaster series – see ‘map series, 1:250,000’ Tree in the Lake District 61/35 - Naked Man in New Forest 64/54 Trench maps 18/14 - Salisbury Plain 24/26 - GSGS 3062 sheet 57c, Longueval 65/52 - GSGS 3573 Bovington Camp 1:5000 10/5 Trent Basin, map 20/4 Triangulation 67/22 - aerial 64/17 - of Cambridgeshire 67/42 - farewell 67/22 - pillar, when is it something else 58/44 36

- pillars 29/26, 30/22, 31/55, 34/34, 35/48, 36/44, 48/78 - points 45/5-8 - a recollection of working for DOS 61/29 - station, Delamere Forest 65/62 Trigonometrical Survey, Account of…by William Mudge 61/24-27 Trinity College, Dublin, map library 19/17 Trossachs and Loch Lomond, tourist map 11/10 Tunnel cards 33/53 Tunnel vision 60/33, 34 Tunnels, canal and railway, naming on maps 60/34, 61/35 Twenty, hamlet of 51/12, 52/58 Twenty-five inch maps – see ‘map series, 1:2500’ Twickenham, mapping the boom ahead of the next 1:2500 maps 53/34 Two trees on one-kilometre square 62/80 Tyndall, John 33/9 U Underground stations on Explorers 60/29 Underground structures on early OS maps and plans, depiction 6/12 Underwater contours, six-inch Westmorland (VII SW) 2/6 Unique numbers for map identification, 1947 22/5 United States, official mapping 48/41 Unwin, T Fisher 13/4 Urban cartography, A-Z of: Street mapping 66/45 L’Usage Correct d’une Carte d’Ordnance Survey 59/52 V Vector data 63/6 Viking and Mediæval York, map 24/20 Village London Atlas: The Growth of London 1822-1903 20/23 Vision of England OS map extracts in 44/62, 45/45 Visits by CCS – see ‘Charles Close Society, reports of meetings and visits’ W West Highland Way, book of footpath 6/10 Wainwright, Alfred, 1907-1991 30/21, 62/61 Wales on ten sheets: a way forward for the Landranger 59/15 - map collection, 1:25,000 boxed set 58/4 Walking on water, under water contours 2/6 Wallis, Helen, obituary 42/1 War Department Land on Salisbury Plain, two-inch to the mile map 39/20, 40/46 War game maps, six-inch scale 21/22, 45/33 War memorials 48/81 War Office catalogues 7/6 - Committee, 1892 12/8, 13/2 War Revision 1940, map 20/10 - in praise of 60/23 Warburg Institute seminars 34/21 Ward Lock Red guides OS map inserts 52/48 Warship Silhouettes printing by the OS 39/2 37

Was there life before maps? 59/45 Water supply maps 31/12 Watermarks 50/18 Waterproof paper, maps on 6/14, 11/18, 14/10, 15/16, 22/19, 23/11, 25, 24/22, 27/25, 28/19 59/55 Waterproofing, experimental 63/59 Watford Fieldpath Association 57/38 Way finding: 1901, 1951, 2001 60/28 Welsh language on Landranger maps 41/5 - orthography and OS mapping, 1820-1905 16/15 Western Front maps 15/14, 15/15, 63/39 - report on survey, 1914-18 53/33 - small scale maps 39/28-36, 40/47, 41/26 - squaring on British one-inch mapping 49/18 Westmorland six-inch sheet VII SW, 1900 2/6 Weston Super Mare one-inch district map 11/9 What use is a map?, exhibition 24/23 Whatman’s Paper Mill, visit 37/26 Wheeler, Rob, CCS Hon. Secretary, profile 40/6 Wheeler, Brigadier R P 27/24 Why 1883? – six-inch Northamptonshire sheet 22 NE 57/46 Wicklow one-inch district map 11/5 Wild A5 Autograph 64/17 Wilkes, Margaret, (see also author index) 31/45 Willatts, Edward Christie, O.B.E., obituary 57/3 Willis, J C T 6/2 Wilson, Maj.-Gen. Sir Charles 33/12 Wiltshire, Historical transport map of 39/40 Winchester, one-inch district map 11/15 Windmills and the New Series 12/9, 35/10 Winterbotham, Brigadier H S L 1/4, 16/16, 25/3, 64/16 Wolverhampton, part of the map title 52/12, 53/50 Woodward, David 33/5, 34/30 Wordsworth, William 37/3 World Geodetic System 1984 57/28 World Maps, Ordnance Survey 26/28, 27/21 World War I and subsequent wars, OS map issues 9/18 Wright, David, obituary 58/3 www.old-maps.co.uk 58/3 www.yahoogroups.com/group/ordnancemaps 63/54 Y Yard grid, various scale maps 3/4, 43/36, 55/32 - on Scotland in Roman times map 46/46 Yolande Hodson Award 44/4, 46/2, 55/2 Yolland, Col, William 33/37 York, conference map 18/12 Yorkshire six-inch maps, first edition 1/7 Youth hostels of England and Wales 38/50

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Map series in order of scale

1:500 scale 27/24 Cupar (eleven maps, complete), 1894, reduced to 1:1667 61/22 Exeter, 1874-1877 9/9 Ireland 65/42 Town Series maps, an introduction 61/20 - linkage to 1:1250 National Grid Series 48/34

1:528 scale North Woolwich (OS for Board of Health), 1853, 1:528 reduced to 1:1056 61/23 Town Series maps, an introduction 61/20 - linkage to 1:1250 National Grid Series 48/34

1:1056 scale Dublin, the Castle, 1843, reduced to 1:1760 61/21 Edinburgh Castle (sheet 35), 1877, reduced to 1:1836 61/22 Enniskillen and Strabane, enlarged from 1:2500 61/22 Hull Old Town (sheet 12, pt of 13), 1853, reduced to 1:1760 61/21 Liverpool, review of states 2/9 London, Bank and the City (sheet 7.66), 1894, reduced to 1:1760 61/22 Manchester 35/31 Manchester City Centre (sheet 28), 1849, reduced to 1:1760 61/21 North Woolwich (OS for Board of Health), 1853, reduced from 1:528 61/23 Town Series maps, an introduction 61/20-23 - linkage to 1:1250 National Grid Series 48/34, 50/58, 53/14

1:1250 scale 9/2, 19/2, 21/21, 24/5, 27/16, 24, 35/34, 48/34, 52/20, 57/35 linkage to abandoned ‘Town Scales’ (1:1056, 1:528, 1:500) 48/34 National Grid surveys 24/5, 67/26 - dates for basic scales rural mapping 29/20, 56/13, 62/24, 65/42 - list 56/13-16 Shoeburyness, 1859 map 19/2, 21/21 Superplan 32/4 - accuracy of 50/3, 51/52 survey methods, start dates and locations, 1955-65 68/48 - reminiscences of 52/20

1:1667 scale Cupar (eleven maps, complete), 1894, reduced from 1:500 61/22

1:1760 scale Dublin, the Castle Sheet, 1843, reduced from 1:1056 61/21 Hull Old Town (sheet 12, pt of 13), 1853, reduced from 1:1056 61/21 London, Bank and the City (sheet 7.66), 1894, reduced from 1:1056 61/22 Manchester City Centre (sheet 28), 1849, reduced from 1:1056 61/21

1:1836 scale Edinburgh Castle (sheet 35), 1877, reduced from 1:1056 61/22

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1:2500 scale, (twenty five inch) 27/16, 49/1, 53/30 Alan Godfrey Editions, reproduction maps reduced to 1:4340 scale – see ‘Godfrey Editions’ books of reference 31/50 by-passed maps, departmental correspondence and a listing 58/7-16, 59/49 - Devon and Cornwall revision 50/47, 51/51 Cheshire maps on CD 63/50 contours on 33/50 colour-printing 2/5 county boundary revision 45/47 county Object Names Books 27/23 derivation from 1:1250 Series 19/3 digital mapping 30/33, 35, 47/4 Enniskillen and Strabane (five maps, 1907, one map, 1925), enlarged to 1:1056, reduced to 1:2640 61/22 Forest of Dean, manuscript plan of part of (1855) 49/14 GNR Society Line Files, vol. 1, using 1:2500 mapping 32/48 Heritage Maps 48/66 Hertfordshire, County Series 28/11 index 32/47 industry on 47/49 Irish survey dates 30/8 Isle of Portland Godfrey Edition 33/45 Kensington 1894, London sheet 74, facsimile 6/11 Lancashire (1888-1893) on CD 66/3 levels on County Series 28/15 Londinium 1/5, 10/18 London sheet 106, tunnel depiction on 60/33 mis-naming of swimming pool 59/61 with National Grid 29/17-23, 30/24, 34/38, 56/13, 62/24, 64/19-24 - resurvey and revision in the replotted counties 60/25 - upgrading to 1:1250 46/11 OSI maps 56/33 parish area books 31/50 post war survey 65/60 print codes 48/65 printing of last map by ‘conventional’ methods 25/16 reproduction of 17/15 revision programme 46/10 - problems of the overhaul 53/30 - resurvey compromise 50/47, 52/45 Royal Military College estate (1861) 49/14 Second Edition used in GNR Society Line Files 32/48 Shropshire 28/15 Surrey Hills: no relationship with six-inch map 32/2 on tea towel, (Cheshire second edition, sheet xviii.6) 37/4 tunnel depiction on London sheet 106 60/33 Twickenham, composite map 53/34 upgrading 46/11 York, Roman and Anglian; Viking and Medieval 24/20 Yorkshire sheet 285.2, use in ITV drama 32/3

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1:2640 scale Derby, early lithographed map 31/48 Enniskillen and Strabane reduced from 1:2500 61/22

1:5000 scale Bovington Camp map (GSGS 3573) 10/5

1:10,000 scale 20/20, 34/29, 35/41, 44/10 derived mapping 32/3, 47/4 experimental version sheet SK 63 SW (Keyworth) 44/10 Lakeland Fells survey 66/32 Landplan 47/4 list of sheets of UK 10/8 modern town maps 14/15 revision programme 46/10 survey for, some aspects of 55/11-15 variant, early digital 35/42 Bath City 4/14 Central London 1/5, 4/14 Inverness Town 4/14

1:10,560 scale, (six-inch) 20/20, 32/47, 36/45, 41/56, 46/49, 47/65, 49/45 Balmoral 2/6 Belfast special map 46/33 Bristol, conference map 18/12 Caernavonshire first edition triangulation 9/17 contours, first edition without 36/45 county boundaries revision 45/47 county content 31/10 County Object Names Books 27/23 Dartmoor Autumn Manoeuvres 1873 57/44 Devon, sheet 109 SE, Second Edition, extract 33/6 early coloured printed map (Yorkshire sheet 168) 29/27 Edinburgh, conference map 18/12 First Edition publication, county styles 36/45 - revision 36/46 hand-co1ouring 4/7 Hungerford Down, Camping ground on 57/44 index 32/47, 49/22 introduction to the old Town Series maps 61/20 Ireland 13/21, 14/17 - revision dates 30/8 Kent 43/58, 44/62 Lancashire in the 1840s 8/2 - railways on sheets 85, 92-95, 102, 103, first edition 42/10-19 London, conference map 18/12 London Second Edition sheets III NW and SW, facsimiles of 4/6 Northampton Sheet 22 NE, Why 1883? 57/46 printing 67/25 reproduction of 17/15 41

1:10,560 scale, (six-inch), cont. schools, extracts for use, south-east London 41/56 - Kingston (Surrey) area 42/58 Southampton 21/5, 44/21 stereoscopic contouring of 2/6 ‘Surrey Hills’ 7/6, 31/50, 32/2 survey diagrams 56/18-21 surveyed or fair drawn? 46/49, 47/65, 49/45 town plans 6/13, 7/13, 8/17 war game maps 21/22 Westmorland sheet VII SW, 1900, underwater contours 2/6 without contours 36/45 Yorkshire, first edition 1/7

1:20,000 scale 33/21, 36/4 Artillery Training maps and list 11/12 GSGS 2748 36/4

1:21,120 scale (three-inch) Central London, conference map 18/12 Guernsey 10/21 London, and its predecessors of 1926 43/48

1:25,000 scale, including Provisional Edition, Pathfinder, Explorer and Outdoor Leisure 9/10, 10/18, 13/22, 35/44, 36/1-27, 44, 37/21, 38/6, 9, 43, 40/22, 41/22, 46/12, 41, 47/4, 58, 68, 48/6, 49/37, 50/8, 36, 57, 56/27, 65/15 access land 53/41, 67/53 - symbols for 56/37 Brighton and Hove (TQ20/30), Land Use map 61/10 ‘Cadasatral Survey’ proposal, 1860 38/52 cartobibliography, creating 65/7-15 - database 65/11 Channel Tunnel terminals, OS and IGN mapping 51/2 Explorer Series 38/7, 40/17, 50/36 - churches and places of worship depiction 67/53 - Cornish railways on 58/28 - contours on 66/40 - covers 49/46, 50/57, 66/41 - - ‘magnifying-glass’ map, location 29/29 - - photo reversal 51/7 - customised centring 68/4 - developments (2002) 65/6 - exploring the revision on 57/22 - free for school children 68/4 - for boating 60/47 - for hill walking 66/38-42 - The Gower 46/41 - ISBN numbering 62/2 - islands missing from 67/39, 68/54 - London stations, misrepresentation of 54/19 - Meridian map collection 58/4 42

1:25,000, Explorer, cont. - National Trust information 50/36, 51/49, 54/52 - new specification 67/53 - outdatedness 56/27 - re-numbering 67/59 - and Scottish Monroes 66/38 - underground stations, errors 60/29 - Wales boxed set 58/4 Explorer sheet 133 50/60 - sheet 219 Wolverhampton and Dudley 57/36, 58/44 - sheet 277, Eccles missing from 63/54 - sheet 292 56/28 - sheet 336 renumbered to 340 62/2 Explorer and Outdoor Leisure, revision 57/2226 First Series 65/13 - notes on the unique eleven 47/47, 50/58 - non-existent hill 65/41 - use for railway history 67/57 future of: change from Pathfinder to Explorer 46/12 future of Outdoor Leisure and Explorer series (December 1996) 47/68 GSGS 3906 36/5 improved specification (Information Paper 6/1997) 49/7 improvements and changes to (1999) 53/54 Isles of Scilly, family of maps 39/41 Jersey, States of 6/10 Killarney National Park 32/52 Lake District, singleton tree at Mossdale 61/35 map on cover of OS Maps – a descriptive manual, J B Harley 63/56 Outdoor Leisure maps 36/18 - Dartmoor 10/18, 47/6 - English Lakes 3/8 - Exmoor 37/21 - exploring the revision on 57/22 - Isle of Man 45/40, 46/49 - Isles of Scilly 3/8, 39/41 - New Forest 9/10 - series re-numbering 67/59 - South Pennines: reprint before publication 45/46 Pathfinder – see ‘Second Series’ below products 41/22 Provisional Edition, cartography and reliability 36/11 - cartobibliography 50/8 - sheet 20/46, pub 1946 63/58 public rights of way 49/45 - overprinting 35/44, 36/44 Regular Edition and the War Office 36/14 revision policy 44/6 - recent (December 1996) 47/58 rights of access, symbols for 56/37 43

1:25,000 scale, cont. Second Series (Pathfinder) maps 17/18, 18/16, 26/14, 28/15, 33/40, 36/17 - list 48/6-33 - renumbering of 17/18 - Pathfinder, end of 49/39 - - Gazetteer 29/5 - - list (coloured maps) 48/7, 49/40 - - maps no longer available, trouble with ‘m’ 60/45 - - sheet 709 56/28 support for 65/61, 66/50, 67/58

1:25,344 scale East Anglia, Map of, 1911-1914 7/3, 36/2 Eastern Counties, Map of, 1914-40 (GSGS 3036) 27/24, 36/3

1:31,680 scale (two-inch) Scilly Isles 39/43 War Department Land on Salisbury Plain, two-inch to the mile 39/20, 40/46 Watford District (Watford Fieldpath Association) 57/38

1:40,000 scale Berkhamstead training map 10/6 French military maps, enlarged from 1:80,000 10/2

1:50,000 scale, including Landranger Series 29/25, 30/24, 39/6-9, 40/45, 41/50, 53, 43/58, 47/58, 49/32, 52-55 Access Land on 41/5, 50/38, 51/50, 53/41 Aldershot experimental map, 1933 19/1 Channel Islands 20/23, 31/43, 33/54 Countryside Walks in the Scottish Borders 6/10 covers 35/46, 42/58, 45/44 - integral 14/20, 41/53, 43/58, 44/61, 45/44, 46/48 - list 44/61 - picture, sheet 191, caption mis-spelling 54/2 - paper – see ‘integral’ above - redesigned, 2002 63/10 fictional map 59/45 First Series, conversion to Landranger specification 3/8 geological mapping, Sheet 90/91, review 36/37 green lanes, omission of 48/80 GSGS Misc.1999 enlarged from one-inch Seventh Series 52/17 Hadrian’s Wall 28/12, 29/28, 42/59 Heart of Hardy’s Wessex 33/50, 34/30 improvements and changes to 46/8, 53/54 joint military and OS specification for 1/5 Landranger 17/9, 52/3 - airfields 52/3 - cover, redesigned (2002) 63/10 - - wrong picture titles 56/38 - defence aspects of 52/4 - early Landranger? 12/14 44

1:50,000, Landranger, cont. - errors 52/3 - Gazetteer 18/17, 38/54 - map references versus GPS 64/32 - new specification for 63/10 - on screen 35/32 - proposed changes (OS Information Paper 8/1994) 41/5 - stations on 68/31 - titles, changes in, with listing 41/24 - trivia quiz 52/4 - Welsh legend, first map with 56/4 Landranger sheet 113, Seaward boundaries on 33/52 - sheets 113 and 192, B editions 36/36 - sheet 117, edition B, changes to specification 30/23 - sheet 124, Dolgellau, new edition with experimental features, 1995 44/52-55, 56/4 - sheet 139, Birmingham and Wolverhampton 52/14, 53/51, 64/31 - sheet 146 used as fictional map 59/45 - sheet 164, special Blackwells in Oxford cover 31/47 - sheet 170 56/36 - sheet 172, omission and re-instatement of names 52/59, 53/49 - sheet 186, Aldershot and Guildford 58/24 - sheet 191, picture caption mis-spelling 54/2 - - Oops and Oops again! 55/2, 56/38 - sheet 194, overprinted with Hardynyms 33/50 - sheet 196, changes on 33/47 - - Second Series, The Isle of Wight, hidden signature 63/55 list of editions 1974-94 39/10-19, 40/45, 41/50 memorials 48/81 Norfolk Broads, Tourist map 10/18 public rights of way 49/45 rights of access, symbols for 56/37 rebranding 65/6 revision policy 44/6 - recent (December 1996) 47/58 Second Series – see Landranger above spine numbers 65/59 twenty years of 39/6-9, 40/3, 40/45 typographic anomalies, spot heights 43/58 Wales on ten sheets, a way forward 59/15 West Highland Way 6/10

1:50,000 of Ireland 27/19, 28/10, 28/14, 30/23, 31/37, 34/50, 35/35, 36/37, 37/20, 40/17, 41/39, 42/50, 43/55, 44/50, 45/39, 56/33, 59/39

1:50,000 OS of Northern Ireland maps 40/17, 46/39, 56/34

1:63,360 scale, (one-inch) – in series order, general articles and by map title

Old Series 2/7, 3/7, 11, 5/3, 12/15, 14/15, 21/23, 49/42, 50/11, 52 advertisement for sale map sets (Parts I to VI) 12/1 accuracy of, 25/8, 28/9, 32/9 45

1:63,360, one-inch Old Series, cont. borders 49/15, 50/23 cartobibliography 26/9-14, 35/34, 38/22 cartobibliography of 1801 map of Kent 35/50 design in the early 1850s 38/19-26 development and dating 50/11-31 early states of quarter sheets 43, 54, 55, revised cartobibliography 55/23 Geological Survey version 50/29 Lincolnshire, surveying out of turn 66/35, 67/6, 31 lithography 18/16, 19/13 parishes, detached parts, depiction of 3/7 prices 50/25 - 1825, list 66/35 printing dates 68/39 publication dates, summary 50/30 railway errors 54/23, 55/37 at St John’s 55/19-30 pre-St John’s 56/12 sheet histories, vol. 1 Essex and Kent, parts of Suffolk, Cambridge, Hertford, Surrey, Middlesex, Sussex 32/51, 35/34, 50 - vol. 2 Devon and Cornwall, parts of Somerset, Dorset and Glamorgan 32/51 sheet 43 56/13 sheet 51 NW 3/7 sheet 55 56/12 sheet 59 NE 18/16 sheet 78 NE 7/15 sheet LXXXI SW (Buxton) 57/20 surveyors’ drawings 33/53 straight lines on 3/7 ten-mile index 24/25 Tithe Survey, Index to 3/7, 50/28

New Series 5/3-8, 12, 12/7-11, 29/27, 33/54, 40/44, 41/52, 42/4 advance mapping 5/5 chronology of 62/21 coloured printing of 43/50 combined sheets 5/5, 21/21 conventional signs 9/10, 12/9, 35/10 development of, 1870-1914 62/6-23 distinguishing revised New Series from Third Edition 65/19-30 first edition 5/3 island lost and found (sheet 264, Bristol) 27/27 photozincographed hills on sheet 161, 1892 5/8 sheet 99 40/44, 41/52 sheet 100 12/7 sheet 263 versus Cruchley’s Reduced Ordnance sheet 17 64/40 windmills on 12/9, 35/10

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Third Edition 5/5, 5/13, 7/6-9, 10/21, 11/17, 21/17, 27/23, 36/47, 47/46 distinguishing Third Edition from revised New Series 65/19-30 earliest 60/10-13 Large Sheet Series, coloured 13/21, 64/33 - map retailers’ prices, 41/32 overprinting with Western Front Squaring 49/18 Small Sheet Series, in colour 57/8-29 - longevity of 27/23 - sheet 125, Guildford 66/3

Popular Edition (Fourth) 1/7, 8/19, 31/10, 32/38-46, 32/46, 33/56 covers 23/26, 24/25, 28/22, 49/12 earliest 60/10 graphic indexes and conventional sign sheets 37/23 Isle of Man, in brown paper covers 66/37 preliminary list of states 33/56-60 railway ownership shown on 48/38 sheet 34 2/9, 45/17 sheet 112 ‘with hills’ 9/19 sheet 120, the ‘King Alfred map’ 32/6 special edition with hills 8/19, 9/19 Popular Edition (Scotland) 42/43, 54/60-64

Fifth Edition 3/2-4, 4/10, 5/12, 6/15, 43/35, 44/22 extrusions on 44/41 Guide to 20/22 instructions for revision and drawing (1936) 6/15 level crossings and sidings, depiction 55/30 metric 44/33 publication dates 10/21 sheet lines, early 49/18 - with overlaps 44/22-44 using – how to get lost 64/39

Second World War Revision 20/11 cartobibliography of maps for civilian use 59/30 1941 style of coded imprint adopted by OS and WO 5/9 sheet 117A East Kent – the one that became civilised 54/45-47

Sixth Edition (New Popular) 26/24, 28/23, 41/56, 42/59, 43/37, 44/2 airfield depiction 46/24, 47/66 covers 42/59, 45/37 drawing for 26/24, 28/23 extrusions 44/41 GSGS 4620A with layers 49/20 Guide to 20/22, 28/21, 30/24, 31/52, 32/8, 33/55 level crossings and sidings, depiction 55/30 manuscript drawing, sheet 131 Birmingham 67/15 unpublished sheet 131 28/23 sheet lines, with overlaps 44/22-44

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Seventh Series 16/6, 20/21, 29/25 airfield depiction 46/24, 47/66 censorship of 33/52 covers 13/7, 35/46, 36/45, 36/52, 41/31, 48/4, 58/58, 63/43-47, 65/17 Guide to 30/29, 31/53, 32/8, 33/55, 34/39, 36/52 limited edition set of, review 30/30 listing 15/15, 16/5 missing maps 61/15-19 outrage 56/17 ‘pilot sheet’ 142 56/32 railway stations, representation 54/26-34 scale 1:50,000 (GSGS Misc.1999), scale 1:100,000 ( GSGS Misc.2000 52/17 sheet 72, Girvan, plain covers 58/48 statistics 16/15 tourist map, Dunn and Wilson library editions 36/49 triangulation points for churches 45/5, 56/17 - list 1953-1954 45/8 “Eighth Edition” phenomenon 34/57, 35/37 Ireland 11/13, 14/16, 46/27 British produced 1:63,630 mapping in Ireland 13/11-18, 34/37 cartobibliography of one-inch map, in colour, 1901-1956 63/12-38 coloured, previously unrecorded 46/27 combined sheets of coloured edition 30/15 Dublin, 1862 combined sheet 66/26 hill map, record copy 30/4 Killarney, district map 11/5 lithographic printing stone, sheet 107, Ballinsloe, 1904 43/1 Mourne Mountains district map 13/14 new maps published 1992, review 37/8 one-inch maps to 1922 30/10, 31/52 printing on silk projection of original map series 30/12 sheet lines, notes on GSGS 3917, and other one-inch LSS 43/5 Wicklow, district map 11/5 Northern Ireland 1922-1985 13/11, 14/16 Scotland 5/7, 46/35 cartobibliography of WWII one-inch mapping for civilian use 59/26 chronology of 62/21 development of one-inch for , 1870-1914 62/7 Guide to Popular Edition with National Grid 20/22, 28/21 Popular Edition conventional signs 49/12 - covers, 1924-40 28/22, 30/24 - lettering 67/11 - printings, list 54/60 - sheet 31 49/12, 50/59 projection of original map series 30/12 Third edition, ‘expansion’ lines 67/49, 68/50 Relief edition? 42/43 48

1:63,360, one-inch, cont. General agricultural Land Classification 33/42 airfields, depiction of 46/24 annotation for From Russia With Love 60/45 aviation maps 22/6 black outline with roads coloured 11/15, 12/13 blank areas 40/44, 41/52 coloured edition, military influence on 16/16-20 contour separation on post-war Peak District Tourist map 16/15, 17/18 design and content changes, 1870-1914 62/9-23 district and tourist maps 5/5, 10/21, 12/2, 13, 13/23, 27/18, 28/16, 32/51 - compilation diagrams 57/20 - index inserts, 1897-1903 42/21 - see also under map title early OS maps in colour 58/46 - in National Archives, PRO 68/35 engraved maps with hills, double printing 44/11-20 engraving time 26/14 experimental maps 32/6 first OS map 46/17, 48/3, 49/44 garages, appearance and demise of 60/36-39 grid squares 14/17 hachures 46/35 illuminated contours 2/6 information for military purposes 42/4 instructions for insertion for railways, etc 42/34 instructions for revision of the one-inch map 1909 32/39 Isle of Man 2/5, 5/7, 12/7 Land Utilisation 23/2, 33/40 map proper, 1870 – 1914 62/15 mapping produced for civilian use during WWII 59/17-38 maps displayed on LNER stations 49/29 marginalia, 1870 – 1914 62/10 mystery sheets from 1937 38/6 printing 67/25 railway ownership 48/38 revision instructions of 1896 66/11-25 revision in 1960s 52/30-40 shaded contours 3/10, 4/7, 31/14 since 1930 19/16 survey document, using 7/15, 9/17 Tithe Survey Index 3/7 tourist maps – see ‘district and tourist maps’ above War Office exercise maps 33/23 War Revision 1940 20/10 water supply 31/14 ‘Western Front’, squaring on 49/18 1890 OS map from Hawkins’ Descriptive Guide to Newbury and Neighbourhood 57/42 ‘1941 Style’ Coded Imprint on 5/9, 9/18 49

1:63,360, one-inch, cont.

Maps by title Aldershot, on india rubber 8/14, 32/3 Aldershot Command 17/16, 33/21-34, 63/59 Aldershot North, district map 8/19, 10/4, 11/10, 32/53, 33/21 Aldershot South, district map 8/19, 10/4, 33/21 Bagshot, Country around 46/17, 49/44 Ballinsloe, Lithographic printing stone, Ireland sheet 107, 1904 43/1 Barnsley and District special sheet 32/36 Belfast, Third Edition small sheet 36 17/18 Birmingham sixth series, sheet 131, manuscript drawing 67/15 Blackpoo1, conference map, (Land Utilisation Survey) 18/12 Blandford, military map 33/21, 33/30 Bolton and Bury District special sheet 8/19, 32/36 Bordon, military map 33/30 Catterick, military map 17/16, 33/21, 30 Central Chilterns special sheet 28/18, 32/37 Cork, district map 11/5 Cotswold Hunt, district map 11/16 Cotswold, tourist map 10/18 Dartford and Sittingbourne, military map 33/33 Dartmoor, military map 33/22, 31 Dartmoor, tourist map 11/10 East Kent, Second War Revision sheet 117A 54/45-47 East Kent, military map 33/31 Exmoor, tourist map 11/10, 35/44 Farnborough, military map 33/21 Girvan, Seventh Series sheet 72, plain covers Glasgow, geological map for BA conference 18/12 Guildford, Third Edition LSS sheet 125 66/3 Huddersfield, district map 32/36 Invergordon and Loch Ness, tourist map 11/9 Isle of Man, maps 2/5, 5/7, 12/7, 63/37 Isle of Wight, tourist map 11/9 Killarney, district map 11/5 Kilworth, manoeuvre map 14/17 ‘King Alfred’ experimental map 32/6 Lake District, 11/16, 54/48 Lake District West, district map 11/16 Lands End, Tourist map 11/9 Leeds, special sheet 11/9 London, Main roads of, 38/58, 39/46 Marlborough, special edition with hills 8/19, 9/19, 21/2 Middle Thames, tourist map 11/10 Mourne Mountains, district map 13/14 Netheravon, military map 33/32 New Forest 6/10 New Forest, military map 33/22, 32 Norfolk Boards, tourist map 10/18 North Staffordshire, district map 33/60, 34/27 North York Moors, tourist map 3/8, 6/10 50

1:63,360, one-inch, maps by title, cont. Peak District, tourist map 16/15, 17/18 Reading District, special sheet 32/53 Rothesay and Firth of Clyde, tourist map 11/11 St Albans Fifth Edition district map 4/12 Salisbury, district map 55/38 Salisbury Plain, War Department Land on 33/60, 34/27, 36/49 Sidmouth, Budleigh Salterton and Exmouth, district map 11/10 Snowdon, tourist map 11/11 South East Kent 21/21 Southampton, district map 41/56 Taunton, special map 12/13 Thames Valley, military map 33/22, 26 Trossachs and Loch Lomond, tourist map 11/10 Weston Super Mare, district map 11/9 Wicklow, district map 11/5 Winchester, district map 11/15 Woldingham, combination of Fifth 115 and GSGS 3907 125 32/5

1:80,000 scale Enlargement of French Military maps to 1:40,000 10/3

1:100,000 scale administrative maps, demise of 47/3 - new 47/45 awful 60/47 cycling map, from 1:50,000 database 36/45 ‘Disappointing Morsel’: so what next for 1:100,000 mapping 58/18-22 grids on 60/14 GSGS Misc.2000 reduced from one-inch Seventh Series 52/17 Herefordshire cycle map 56/32 justification for presentation of new series 60/1 Landranger questionnaire and possible 1:100,000 map content 59/10 its near non-existence 33/47 national mapping of Great Britain, what might it look like? 53/17-26 Northern Ireland 46/39, 49/21 notes on 55 sheet layout for national map 54/41 point to be made 54/56 Touring Map, Devon and Touring Map, Cornwall 58/16 versus 1:125,000: some comments 54/34-44 and 1:125,000 maps, sheet lines for 54/40

1:111,111 scale Lake District and Cumbria, Touring map 62/64

1:125,000 scale notes on 24 sheet layout for national map 54/42 possible specification 51/26 versus 1:100,000 54/34-44 51

1:126,720 scale, (half-inch) 7/2, 9/14, 20/20 aviation maps 22/5 Bartholomew’s half-inch maps, early 9/15, 47/12, 56/22-26, 61/30 corrections in writing 35/37 early district sheets 19/17 early ‘private enterprise’ 38/57 Ellis Martin covers, 1918-1942 33/14-20 footpaths on 42/59, 48/64 Large Sheet Series 9/16 printings since 1942, summary of 48/58-63 Second Series, 1956-65 8/19, 16/7-12, 17/12, 17/16, 32/6 - obituary 29/23 Small Sheet Series 9/15 topographical changes 36/47 Maps by title Birmingham, Second Series map 8/19, 16/12 Bristol Meeting Excursion Map 18/11 Greater London, Second Series map 16/12, 17/14 Irish, sheet 5 – a map in my collection 59/47 Middlesbrough, Richmond and Ripon sheet 6, a map of different specifications 42/59 New Forest, district map 18/17 Peak District and its Approaches, Special District Map 6/14 Snowdon/Snowdonia, Second Series map 16/12, 17/4 Worcestershire, 1927 38/59, 39/47

1:250,000 scale Interactive Atlas 48/66 Fifth series ‘quarter-inch’ 62/31-36 - editions and printings of, 1957-78 37 insert (12pp), 37/33 - integral cover, experimental 64/27 - sheet 11, non-existent Redbourne by-pass 55/40 new OS Road Maps 61/11 Routemaster, updatedness? 32/4 Travelmaster 34/32, 42/20, 42/44

1:253,440 scale, (quarter-inch) in series order, general articles and by map title

Old Series 14/2-10, 15/9 revised 14/4-6 hill shaded coloured map 12/5

Second Edition 14/6 Large Sheet Series 14/6

Third Edition 1/2-4, 3/5, 5/16, 8/13, 9/2-9, 12/14

Fourth Edition 8/13, 9/4, 32/5, 33/47 with National Grid, known states of 62/36 - unique numbers 46/20 52

1:253,440, quarter-inch, cont. Fifth and subsequent series – see ‘1:250,000’ scale

Military Edition 23/11

General: 14/2-1044/59 aero map (1911-12) 7/4 Atlas, England and Wales 1/2 - Scotland 1/4 aviation maps 3/11, 23/6 change to 1:250,000 scale 62/31 character sheet 5/17 conference maps 18/12 conventional signs 3/11 ‘county’ 15/11 county indexes from Tithe Survey index 32/5 covers 32/5, 64/27 geological 15/11 Ireland, first layered map (GSGS 4338) 68/13-22 Irish: outline map, 1903-04 14/5 Land Utilisation Survey 22/2 maps, states lists 14/8 National Grid, production with 62/26 origins 15/9-14 OS policy 62/30 Souvenir Coronation Motoring Map of England and Wales 39/47 topographic map of Great Britain, 1945 – 1960 62/25-41 transition to Fifth Series 62/30 unique numbers 46/20 water supply 31/13 Maps by title Cambridge, conference map 18/11 Contoured Map of the Thames Basin 31/15, 18 District at the head of the River Severn shewing general geological features … 31/13 District at the head of the River Severn shewing reservoirs and main conduits etc 31/14 Glasgow, conference map 18/12 Lake District, similar maps for 31/14 Leeds, conference map 18/12 Scotland in Roman times 46/46 South Central England 9/3 York, conference map 18/12

1:500,000 scale, (‘half-million’) aviation maps 23/13 physical maps 32/25

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1:625,000 scale Interactive Atlas 48/66 Planning Series 23/24 physical map 32/29 ‘Routeplanner’, BB edition, 1991 31/39

1:633,600 scale, (‘ten-mile’) aviation maps 23/12, 24/22 cartobibliography, ‘Ten-Mile’ maps of the Ordnance Surveys 35/3, 41/42, 42/10 earliest 27/11, 42/20 indexes 24/25, 29/30, 31/54, 42/10 Land Utilisation 23/3, 33/40 physical maps 1926-54 32/54 water supply 31/16

1:1,000,000 scale, (‘one million’) aviation maps 23/14 physical maps 32/18 - listing 32/24

1:6,000,000 scale Interactive Atlas 48/66 54

Author Index

Notes: a. To keep the index within bounds the title Ordnance Survey is shown as OS. b. ‘The’ and ‘A’ at the beginning of titles are omitted. c. Unattributed articles are listed at the end. d. Publication lists of new maps are not indexed. e. Publication reviews are not all attributed.

Adams, Brian Another late running railway 63/58 British Isles – how many? 29/2 In defence of Mudge (and also myself) 63/48 Delamere makes a comeback 65/62 From eighteen minutes west to longitude zero – episodes from the lives of a cartographer and a meridian 40/7 Hounslow Heath, Hampton and Heathrow – Roy re-visited and re-measured 50/46 Irish Miscellany: 1. The projection of the original one-inch map of Ireland (and of Scotland) 30/12 2. Combined sheets of the Irish one-inch coloured edition 30/15 3. County origins of Ireland 30/16 Landmark Information Group (2) 46/44 “Parallel to the meridian of Butterton Hill” – do I laugh or cry 38/15, 50/58 Parish Lists of the 1930s 33/48 Scattered county of Cromarty 29/ 31 Tardebigge – from Mastermind to minimal mapping 24/12 198 years and 153 meridians, 152 defunct 25/3, 26/15, 27/3 Andrews, David Boring maps 62/79 Nominative determinism 61/40 Andrews, J H Ireland: six-inch and 1:2500 survey and revision dates 30/8 Major Colby and Mr Edgeworth 37/29 OS of Ireland 30/6 OS of Northern Ireland 30/10 OS playlet of 1842 33/9 Record copy of the one-inch Irish hill map 30/4 Ansell, Pete Centre of London 53/16 Cycle maps 53/48 Archer, David British Library map catalogue on CD/ROM 58/29 Chronology of the OS, vol. 1 and 2, review 66/46 David Wright, obituary 58/3 Good deal of maps (Paper to the CCS AGM, 1990) 29/10 Guide to the OS one-inch Seventh Series, review 30/29 Hitting the Road: the art of the American road map, review 47/56 Kerry musings 57/41, 58/41, 59/51, 60/43, 61/31, 62/76, 63/52, 64/45, 65/56, 66/46, 67/51, 68/51 More wishful thinking 51/31 55

Archer, David, cont. Paper Landscape (re-issue), review 64/46 Proper Charlies 62/81 OS – a bibliography 50/56 OS Covers – a glossary of terms (with John Cruickshank) 18/2 Quarter-inch Civil Air Edition 3/11 Triangulation, review 61/29 Visit to Royal School of Military Survey, Hermitage, 11 April 1997 49/30 Arden-Close, Col. Richard F Archaeology and the OS 8/17 World War I and subsequent wars 9/18 Armitage, Geoff OS land valuation plans 35/8 Atkins, Philip Centre of London 51/45 Aslam, Sabra Back on the map: ‘wilderness’ years ending 52/13 Ballantyne, Campbell Reproduction of OS 6" and 25" mapping (review) 17/15 Ballantyne, Gilbert OS employee 1912-1958 1/6 Batchelor, Bill Charles Close Society and cartographic treasures 31/5 From the Inverness Advertiser, 9 August 1864 – Height of Ben Macdhui and Cairngorm 54/6 My first OS map 64/42 OS half-inch map – Second Series 1956-1961 16/7 1:50,000 paper covers 44/61 Bartlett, Chris Visit to Aberystwyth 68/6 Bell, Michael Anne Price, publication of 1:2500 Hebden Bridge, 1907 edition 48/67 1:2500 plans, suffixes to print codes 48/65 Bentley, John Parish roads and public roads 33/39 Research in Somerset using the OS 32/9 Road numbering 54/59 Small is beautiful: visit to Alan Godfrey Maps, 13 June 2002 64/4 Biddescombe, Brian Channel Tunnel 51/2 Introduction to supplement to the Irish Times, 25 May, 1993 38/30 Something on the side? 50/32 Bignell, Bill Conventional signs and the OS – the case of mills and the New Series 35/10 Binns, Donald Reprint before publication? 45/46 56

Bird, Graham Cauk pits at Ladmanlow (continued) 59/59 Going underground with the Explorer series 60/29 Lists of A and B roads 62/79 Old maps 63/1 On-line Gazetteers 62/5 Renumbering the Explorer series 67/59 Blake, R N E Airfields, land use and the OS 59/2 Landranger Study Day in Derby, 4 July, 1998 51/3 Bleasdale, T C Putting the country together 61/28 Board, Chris CCS Archive of OS material 53/2 Chairman’s report 57/1 Edward Christie Willatts O.B.E. 57/3 Formation of Publications Sub-Committee 10/12 George Fordham Award 56/2 New OS Road Maps at 1:250,000 61/11 One-inch Popular “Special Edition with hills” 9/19 Quarter-inch map 9/2 Quarter-inch to one mile (1:253,440 scale) topographic map of GB, 1945 – 1960 62/25 Report of CCS meeting , London, 12 December, 1981 3/5 Third edition of the quarter-inch map: a working note 1/2 Three-inch map of London and its predecessors of 1926 43/48 Two hundred and fifty years of French mapping 47/39 Bowring, Alan Boring maps 61/37 ‘Discovering Lost Ways’ project 64/7 Exploring missing territory 67/38 Bradshaw, Ray Pass words 31/6 Braim, Stephen Weatherproof maps 59/55 Braine, Peter Rail ownership on the one-inch Popular Edition map 49/46 Bromley, K M Landranger sheet 186: Aldershot and Guildford 58/24 Stations on Landranger maps 68/31 Brookes, Hugh Long running soap story 63/59 Map of Salisbury 55/38 Pencil marks 59/56 Questions and answers in Sheetlines 51/48 Visit to the London Transport Museum Depot 59/6 Broome, M R Conventional signs of the quarter-inch map 3/11 One-inch Seventh Series maps: a preliminary listing of cover designs 13/7 57

Broomfield, Phil EM 67/18 Brown, Ivor Moorland map 59/50 Brown, Maj. Gen. R L Ordnance maps as a community service 34/14 Browne, John Paddy Ordnance Survey’s christmas card 17/3 Ordnance Survey’s other artists 6/2 OS new map and revisions, 1984 9/17 Report of article on OS Artists in Scotsman Magazine, Sept. 1985 14/20 Research on Ellis Martin 4/6 Budd, Phil Cotswold Method: a personal recollection 62/57 Burden, Eugene Bag’s Tree and yet another 60/48 Centre of London 51/45 Early issues of Bartholomew’s Reduced Ordnance Survey of England & Wales 56/22 Finds at a postcard fair 57/42 Map for the Bagshot Heath manoeuvres, 1792 46/17, 49/44 OS maps in Bartholomew files 48/80 Portsdown manoeuvres map 58/43 Vivat Berceria 65/63 Carlucci, April Charles Close Society and the internet 46/51 Challis, David Milbank Descriptive memories 65/37 1:25,000 map is a particular case in point 67/58 Chasseaud, Peter Artillery training maps of the UK 1914-18, part II: the 1:20 000 series (GSGS 2748) 11/12 Development of artillery squares and artillery training maps of the UK 10/2 Request for information, British maps and survey, Western Front, 1914-18 10/19 Clark, Peter Bibliographical study of OS descriptive pamphlets 2/10 Maps for the Army: the OS’s contribution 7/2 Marketing of maps before 1918 (with Ian Mumford) 15/1 Note on the ‘1941 style’ of coded imprint adopted by the OS and War Office 5/9 Six-inch Town Plans 7/13 Clayton, Donald C ‘Around Aldershot’ guidebook 54/53 Awful 1:100,000 60/47 Landranger 172 Bristol and Bath 52/59 and 53/49 Memorials depicted on 1:50,000 maps 48/81 Security classified sites 54/53 Clayton, Phil Canal tunnels 61/35 Explorer 219 58/44 58

Cocke, J Wilbur G First Land Use Survey 19/12 Coffey, Petra George Victor du Noyer, 1817-1869 35/14 ‘Colby’s Column’ Contemporary comment – The Tower, October 1981 1/5 Contemporary comment – The Tower, March 1982 3/8 Cole, John Cornish Explorers 58/28 Early years of the National Grid fifty-inch map 67/26 Early years of the National Grid twenty-five inch map 64/19 Exploring the revision on Explorers and Outdoor Leisure maps 57/22 Extracts from OS Field Bulletins of the early 1950s 53/52 How good were the provisional OS maps 46/51 Harvey Mountain Map of Dartmoor compared with contemporary OS 47/6 Introduction to the old ‘Town Series’ maps 61/20 Large scale National Grid mapping in the County of Cornwall 49/25 Large scale topics – old and new 65/42 Level crossings and sidings 55/30 Linkage between abandoned ‘Town Scales’ (1/1056, 500 and 528) and the 1/1250 National Grid Series 48/34 and 50/58 List of survey methods, approximate start date and locations: 1:1250, 1955-65 68/48 Map in my collection: reminiscences of the 1/1250 survey 52/20 Measuring on the map at Lower Weare 66/52 Notes on the unique eleven First Series (Regular) maps at 1:25,000 47/47, 50/58 OS 1:1250 National Grid Surveys: an updated list 56/13, 62/24 Passing by 50/47, 51/51, 52/45, 53/14, 58/7, 62/24 Problems of the overhaul – revision of the 1:2500 map 53/30 Railway error at Warrington 55/37 Railways and maps 51/12 Some aspects of survey for the 1:10,000 map 55/11 Survey diagrams – 1:10,560 56/18 Tunnel vision II 60/34, 62/24 1:1250 mapping: additional notes 57/35 1:2500 National Grid resurvey and revision in the replotted counties 60/25, 62/24 Collier, Peter Photogrammetry in the OS from Close to MacLeod 64/15 Coombes, John Good deal in maps (paper to the CCS AGM, 1990) 29/13 Cooper, Jim Joint editor of Sheetlines, 49 - 54 One-inch revision in the 1960s 52/30 Postcards based on one-inch tourist maps, Lake District and Peak District 52/65 Corrie, Philippa J On the other side 57/47 Was there life before maps? 59/45 Cottrell, Mike David Bednall, obituary 58/2 59

Cowan, Wally Hand colouring of OS plans 5/13 Survey of the Metropolis 4/7 Cruickshank, John Another guidepost 62/78 Four-mile map before the First World War 14/2 Maps of the OS as they are, and as they ought to be 50/3 OS covers – a glossary of terms (with David Archer) 18/2 Small scale maps of the Western Front 39/28 Western Front and Boer War mapping 41/26 de la Mare, Aidan Another tree 59/54 Distorting mirror of history 62/58 Explorers for boating 60/48 Garages 60/36 Good news – but… 64/32 Map for navigation 53/51 Naked man found in New Forest 64/54 Was there life before maps? – 2 64/44 Dean, Richard Editor of Sheetlines, 7 - 18 More about the Fifth Edition 4/10 Off the rails – a significant error on Old Series one-inch revision 54/23 Peak District and its approaches 6/14 Why 1883? 57/46 Dobbie, Brian Cover clanger? New Popular (sixth) edition, sheet 166 Frome 48/4 Covers of sheet 31, Scotland Popular Edition 49/12 Ilkeston and District Local History Society and Sawley Historical Society reprints 49/37 Railway ownership shown on the one-inch Popular Edition map 48/38 Second War Revision sheet 117A East Kent (Special Sheet) 54/45 Wolverhampton on one-inch OS maps 53/50 Dommet, Julian OS in transition, Visit to Southampton, 14 Nov 2001 63/3 Using pocket computers 64/28 Donachie, Fraser Deconstructing the interest quotient 67/38 Hanging around 65/61 Donovan, D T Non-existent hill on the first edition of the 1:25,000 map 65/41 Edney, Matthew H OS and British surveys in India 26/3, 27/9 Evans, Richard Countryside and Rights of Way Act – an update 61/7 Errors on OS maps 53/48 NT and OS – and some thoughts on Explorer 133 50/36 OS and NT revisited 51/49, 54/52 Railways and the London Explorers 54/19 Red Guides, Homeland Handbooks and other contemporary books 45/48 60

Evans, Richard, cont. Scottish Populars 50/59 Think of a number between 2 and 9 and forget it: A few thoughts on OS/Philip’s Street Atlas 50/31 Walking on water 51/49 Fair, Alan Visit to Tolworth: Defence Geographic Centre, 13 October, 2001 62/4 Forrest, David GSGS Misc. Series 1999 and 2000 52/17 Map grids on 1:100,000 scale maps 60/14 Some observations on Maps for the cycle-/tourist in Sheetlines 51 53/45 Teaching the early history of the OS 59/61 What might 1:100,000 scale national mapping of Great Britain look like? (with Ewen Kinninment) 53/17 Fowler, John A Reproduction of OS maps in books 50/40 Fry, Philip Irish OS maps 56/33 OS and its future direction 59/7 1:100,000 maps, David Forrest’s article, Sheetlines 53 54/56 Garnett, David [OS map] indexes 2/9 Garratt, John Ordnance Survey revision drawing confirming a local surveyor’s plan 36/28 Parishes with scattered parts 32/17 Garvin, Brian Quarter-inch series, Third Edition 5/16 Report of Sheffield Meeting, July, 1983 8/10 Godfrey, Alan OS large-scale plans: a vanishing heritage? 14/14 Reprinting old OS maps 24/2 Where are we going? 8/9 Greenway, Ian National GPS network for Great Britain 31/55 Griffiths, John Tunnel vision I 60/33 Hadfield, Tim Blackpool party conference 68/56 Railways, cyclists and the purple plague – the debate continues 54/55 Railways and maps 52/58 Haigh, Peter Bases of the OS 62/45 and 64/34 Boring maps 61/38 Rights of access on OS maps 56/37 William Mudge’s ‘Account … of a Trigonometrical Survey …’ 61/24 Hanbury, Nick Month end 34/16 61

Harley, J B Old newspapers 1/7 Hellyer, Roger Archaeological and historical maps of the OS 20/2, 21/6 Author’s apologia (or a note of thanks from RH to RH) 35/5 Boundary markers 65/31 Cartobibliography of the one-inch map of Ireland, in colour, 1901-1956 63/12 Cartographic discovery 66/26 Creating the 1:25,000 cartobibliography – some reflections 65/7 Earliest ‘Ten Mile’ map (with Richard Oliver) 27/11 Editions and printings of quarter-inch Fifth Series 1957-78 37/insert First National Grid map? 55/31 Genuine case of nominative determinism 64/55 Help wanted: one-inch map printings for civilian use in WWII 58/4 Now you see it, now you don’t! 50/33 Official mapping in New Zealand 41/29 Old Series at St John’s 55/19 Old Series – pre-St John’s 56/12 One-inch engraved maps with hills: some notes on double printing 44/11 One-inch Third Edition map of England and Wales, in colour: small sheet series (with Richard Oliver) 57/8 OS of Ireland 30/6 Peak District post-war tourist map 17/18 Physical maps of the OS 32/18 Quarter-inch map with town plans 12/14 Scotland in Roman Times 46/46 Sheet lines: some notes on GSGS 3917 and other one-inch large sheet maps of Ireland 43/4 Six-inch map of Bristol and six-inch twenty sheet series of London 8/17 Some further notes on military mapping in Ireland 46/29 Some notes on the civilian use of OS small scale mapping during the Second World War 48/45 Some notes on one-inch mapping produced for civilian use during the Second World War 59/17 Some notes on the origin of the Modified British System of the War Office Cassini Grid 55/3 Some notes on the origins of GSGS 4338 68/13 Some previously unrecorded one-inch coloured maps of Ireland 46/27 Some unrecorded one-inch maps with hachures 46/35 Stop press … news for cartographic insomniacs 44/67 Summary of printings of the half-inch map of Scotland and England and Wales since 1942 48/58 Ten Mile Map – addenda and corrigenda 41/42 Unique numbers applied to 1:253,440 Fourth Edition (Nat Grid) 46/20 Variations on an OS cover design 46/22 1:25,000 Provisional Edition – a request for assistance 50/8 Henwood, Bill From Abbey View Fm to Yoxall Lodge 60/20 Branston, near Burton-on-Trent, meeting, 29 October, 1996 47/53 Branston, near Burton-on-Trent, meeting, 25 February, 1997 49/30 Changes in titles on Landranger maps 41/24 Landranger sheet 149, Editions A3 and A3/ 45/47 Landranger 172, re-instatement of names 53/50 Luton experiment 63/8 Meeting report, Branston 7th February, 1996 45/38 62

Henwood, Bill, cont. Midlands group meetings, 17 May and 13 Sept 2002, report 62/1 Off-road cycle routes on Landranger maps 45/44 Oops again! 56/38 Seventh Series outrage 56/17 1:50,000 trivia quiz 52/4 Herbert, Francis Alan Godfrey – publication of his 50th map 10/20 Annual Symposium of the BCS, 9-11 Sept, 1993 8/12 Parish memoirs: Norges Graendsers Opmaaling Series 12/14 Salmon Collection of map samples in the map room of the RGS 4/2 Salmon Collection – Frederick, not Francis 14/19 Special map folder of the Report of the Royal Commission on Water Supply 1868/9 4/7 Higgins, David D Authentic Map Directories 68/50 Thirty Nine Steps lead on… 68/56 Higley, Chris Editor of Sheetlines, 56 to date Boring maps 60/5 Editorial office c. 1890 64/40 Give me a firm spot on which to stand … 57/27 Gwybodaeth Dechnegol 56/4 Map in my collection (GSGS 3062 Longueval) 65/52 Middle Hill and The Talbots 56/36 New Director General 58/1 Real cost of a map 64/41 Skeleton in my cupboard 60/42 Wales on ten sheets 59/15 Hillman, Corinne Small repairs to Antique Maps (with Hans Kok) 67/44 Hodson, Donald On the 1st January 1801 the first OS map was published and British cartography was never to be the same again 48/3 Hodson, Yolande, Editor of Sheetlines, 1 - 6 Content of Sheetlines (Letter to the editor) 21/19 Fourth (Popular) Edition, one-inch map 1/7 Harry Margery – afterword 53/9 OS at the Tower of London 31/19 OS Bicentenary publications 30/20 OS printed alphabets, early 5/12 OS small-scale maps Indexes, Roger Hellyer; review 55/34 Preliminary list of the states of the one-inch Popular Edition of England & Wales 33/56 Recent miscellanea from the CCS archive 67/10 Visit to the Public Record Office, 28th October, 1983 9/12 1:50,000 integral covers 14/20 Holden, Roger N In support of the 1:25,000 map 65/61 OS Maps of Cheshire on CD, a review 63/50 63

Hollamby, Ken The ancient borough of Monmouth 68/23 Holroyd, Michael Centres of countries 52/55 Grid references 64/49 OS maps and the local society 31/8 Roaming in the gloaming with my romer by my side? 61/40 Homer, Peter W Royal Ordnance Factories 59/57 Hooper, Lionel Editor of Sheetlines, 37 - 48 AGM, Birkbeck College, London, 18th May, 1996 46/13 AGM 17 May, 1997, report 49/32 Autumn Meeting, Shap Wells Hotel, 19 October, 1996 47/51 Did the OS only record what existed? 45/27 Flash, Spotters and Sound Rangers, compiled by John Innes, review 50/54 Future of 1:25,000 map series 46/12 Illustrated Cotswold Way Map – review 47/56 It’s not too late – a plea to the OS 49/46 London’s Coast and Countryside (not so much a map as a book) 48/65 Map of Rural District of Godstone, County of Surrey 46/48 Maps on packaging – knowing where to go 45/38 OS in the Homeland Handbooks 44/48 OS maps in Vision of England series 44/62 OS publishes 1:100,000 maps 58/16 Visit to OS Southampton, 23 September, 1996 47/50 Visit to Railtrack Archive Collection 58/5 Winter evening entertainment: monumental tour of the country around Perth 47/ 69, 48/42 Wrong covers 45/46, 49/41 Horrox, Rosemary Baker’s Map of the University and Town of Cambridge 1830 53/55 Hunt, A G Where’s London 50/57 Centre of London – the last word? 54/55 Hunt, Brian C-roads in County Durham 61/27 Jarvis, Gerry Keeping a record of your maps 34/12 RGS/OS Education Consultative Committee 49/4, 51/8, 52/44, 54/4 Visit to the UK Hydrographic Office, Taunton 67/5 Jasieniecki, George Gridded signposts 33/39 And for real… it sounds just like a serial plot 44/46 Jeffrey, Nick Visit to CCS Archives, Cambridge 68/4 Jenkins, A D D New OS Administrative Boundary Maps 47/45 64

Jones, Barbara Nominative determinism 61/40 Two trees in a one-kilometre square 62/80 Visit to Kent to celebrate Mudge’s map, 22 Sept 2002 62/3 Juden, Chris OS maps on your PC 65/54 Kennedy, Campbell Map exchange 2/10 Report on the Edinburgh Meeting, 21 November, 1981 2/5 Shell shock (Shell Oil Co advert) 12/14 Kimber, D C Explorer 219: Wolverhampton & Dudley 57/36 Landranger sheet 139: Birmingham and Wolverhampton 52/14, 53/51 Landranger 139: Birmingham & Wolverhampton (edition C2) 64/31 Staffordshire County Council map – Cannock Chase: an AONB 44/65 Up-to-dateness of road atlases 33/38 King, J P Fictional 1:50,000 map 59/45 Map book in my collection 59/46 New land use map 61/10 Visit to the Public Record Office, Kew 61/5 Kington, Miles Usage correct d’une carte d’Ordnance Survey 59/52 Kinninment, Ewen What might 1:100,000 scale national mapping of Great Britain look like? (with David Forrest) 53/17 Kirby, Jack Explorer covers 50/57 ‘Mapping Galloway’: an exhibition review 61/13 Nominative determinism 60/8 ‘Unfolding Landscapes’: an exhibition review 67/41 Kok, Hans Small repairs to Antique maps (with Corinne Hillman) 67/44 Lawrence, Peter Belgium – the development of national mapping 47/37 Leary, Rodney Book review 59/49 Leather, Alan Mickleton Project – comparative map interpretation of rural landscape 1820/1998 54/13 Lord, Alan Alan through his looking glass 66/28 McIntosh, Bob OS procedure manuals held at the British library 21/23 War game maps in the British Library 21/22 McIvor, Malcolm Distinguishing the wood from the trees 31/9 65

Mackay, James Plain cover 58/48 McCarthy, P Justin Bench marks and spot heights 68/49 Cauk and limestone 58/48 McIvor, Malcolm Is the village of Merrybent unique 50/10 Tree in the Lake District 61/35 Mais, S P B Hiking by map – confusion that it breeds 64/39 Manterfield, John Belton delight 67/5 Margetts, Malcolm OS headquarters visit 68/12 Meatyard, Tony Boring maps 61/39 Not just another guidepost 61/37 Messenger, Guy Coloured Third Edition one-inch maps 5/13 Ellis Martin covers of the OS half-inch series 1918-1942 33/14 Fifth Edition one-inch map – an outsider’s commentary 3/2 Investigating my forebears with the aid of OS maps 10/13 Isle of Man maps 2/5 Miscellany on covers (with Richard Oliver) 32/53 OS covers, 1920-45 38/1 OS one-inch map of England & Wales, Third Edition (LSS) 7/6 Was the OS always right? Early railways in west Cornwall 25/8 Miller, Michael Irish OS: a short note 5/14 Mills, Michael Road numbering system 53/48 Monnington, Rod One-inch district index inserts, 1897-1903 42/31 Six-inch county content 31/10 Morgan, Roger Centre Tree 53/12 Morris, Gadfan Small scale memory on a large scale beginning 42/6 Mosley, James Egyptian lettering on OS and other maps 5/12 Moss, Christopher OS maps in books and on film and TV 45/34 Revision, security deletions and the one-inch Seventh Series 33/52 Muir, Fergus C roads 58/47 66

Mumford, Ian Artillery’s Astrologers, review 55/35 Comments on Sheetlines 66 67/54 Earliest OS 1:1250 mapping 21/21 Marketing of maps before 1918 (with Peter Clark) 15/1 Note on the ‘1941 style’ of coded imprint adopted by the OS and WO (with Peter Clark) 5/9 Points arising from number 57 58/45 Royal Ordnance Factories 59/57 Suppressed information on OS maps 46/50 Visit to the Royal Geographical Society and the Science Museum 44/64 Nicholls, John V Depiction of airfields on New Popular and Seventh Series one-inch 46/24 Nicholson, Adam Rural Ride 44/47 Nicholson, Tim A la carte: some OS Conference maps to 1939 18/9 Bartholomew’s one-inch and other mapping 64/52 Catalogues and “Descriptions” 9/17 District and tourist queries 10/ 21 Ellis Martin’s OS design work 7/15 Fifth edition one-inch map 5/12 Fifty-seven varieties? – first notes towards a listing of OS leaflets, 1919-1939 7/9 Fringe of the fringe: some OS bicentenary covers 34/8 Half way house? 21/21 Introduction to the OS aviation maps of Britain: 1925 –39 23/5 Lies, damned lies and imprints: some tourist and district map anomalies 1919-40 11/9 Major military ‘special’: the 2-inch/mile map WD Land on Salisbury Plain, 1899-1914 39/20 Marketing of maps before 1918 16/14 Mirrors of History: 1. A Nice Irony 42/29 2. Bomber’s-eye-view 44/21 3. Booming London 45/29 4. Civil war on the streets 46/33 5. The case of the Twickenham ferryman 53/34 6. Palmerston’s follies 54/21 More that got away 11/17 One-inch military ‘specials’ 1923-1940 33/21 One that got away? 8/14 OS and a nineteenth century environmental ‘crisis’ 31/12 OS cover designs for district, tourist and miscellaneous maps 1898 to 1939 19/4 OS map marketing ephemera before 1918 13/1 OS maps on Place’s Waterproof Paper: some notes 14/10 Six-inch Town Plans (with C I M O’Brien) 8/17 Some questions on ‘The Origin of Species’ 32/36 Some more special-purpose maps 21/2 Theme and variations – the retitled small scale map 40/29 Tourist maps and one-inch district maps first issued 1913-1938: an introduction 12/2, 13/23 Noble, Chris First map in my collection 58/42 Man who was passionate about maps: Alfred Wainwright, 1907/1991 62/61 67

Nolan, Mike Manoeuvre maps: maps of camping grounds 57/44 Report on Survey on the Western Front 1914/1918, intention of limited run reprint 53/33 O’Brien, C I M Editor of Sheetlines, 19 - 27 Collecting large-scale maps 48/80 History of the Ordnance Survey, W A Seymour, review 3/12 Man for his time? Sir Charles Arden-Close 1865-1952 34/1, (reprint) 65/43 OS in the Red Guides… 44/48 OS maps in books and on film and TV 45/35 Six-inch Town Plans (with Tim Nicholson) 8/17 ‘The Rivals’ – commercially produced intermediate/scale maps 48/80 Oliver, Richard Editor of Sheetlines, 28 - 39 ‘Access land’ on OS 1:50,000 maps 50/38 Airfields on one-inch New Popular and Seventh Series mapping 47/66 Aldershot North and South District maps 8/19 Another literary reference 53/11 As they are and as they perhaps might be: some recent maps for the ordinary public 34/48 Assistance to researchers 56/4 The Battle of the Scales: contemporary opinions and modern re-considerations 31/59 Bideford: a suitable case for treatment? 56/5 Bogs, safe or otherwise 49/28 Book review 57/40 Brief reviews 61/29 British produced 1:63,360 mapping in Ireland, 1922-1985 13/11 Brian Harley, 1932-1991 obituary 33/1 Cartobibliography and the OS one-inch Old Series 26/9 Cartographic discoveries 49/14 ‘Catalogue cartes anciennes’ 36/41 Colby’s OS Memoir of Londonderry, review 30/27 Consultation exercise on ‘National Interest in Mapping’ 46/5 C-roads on signposts and maps 59/40 Cycling maps 53/47 Decline of mounting on cloth and mounting in sections 32/57 Design and content changes on one-inch mapping of Britain, 1870-1914 62/6 Diagnostics for distinguishing emarginate revised New Series and Third Edition 65/19 Disappointing morsel 58/18 Discoveries and Explorers: new OS maps from Ireland and Britain 40/17 Discovering Parish Boundaries, review 30/28 Earliest ‘Ten Mile’ map (with Roger Hellyer) 27/11 Earliest OS 1:1250 mapping 19/2 Edition codes on OS maps 22/4 England one-inch sheet[s] (reviews of reprints) 48/74 Episodes in the history of the OS 1:25,000 map family 36/1 Evolution of the OS National Grid 43/25, 44/68, 46/45 Features shown on some intermediate scale topographic maps 51/27 Fifth edition publication dates 10/21 Four colour printing 43/46 Fourth edition one-inch map of England & Wales: sheet 34 2/9 George Victor du Noyer 50/35 68

Oliver, Richard, cont. ‘Gower, or a goner?’ revisited: the OS 1:25,000 Explorer maps 46/41 Gorilla and 433 million TOIDs: a Commons select committee and the OS 64/9 Guide to the OS one-inch map of Scotland, Third Edition in colour: review 30/26 Half-inch Second Series: further revelations and reflections 17//12 Harry Margery, 1913-1998, obituary 53/3, 54/59 Henry Crook, 1853-1935 and the centenary of the Dorington Committee 33/12 Improvements and changes to 1:50,000 and 1:25,000 mapping 53/54 In support of the 1;25,000 map 66/50 Index diagrams for map collections 41/33 Industry on 1:2500 County Series maps 47/49 Information and Research Sub-committee of the CCS 52/50 Lancashire: A History of the County Palatine in early maps, review 16/13 Landranger questionnaire and possible 1:100,000 map content 59/10 Large Scale National Grid Index, 1992, review 46/39 List of 1:25,000 Second Series editions, 1965/1996 48/6 List of 1:50,000 editions, 1974-1994 39/10, 40/45, 41/50 Lithography and the OS one-inch Old Series 19/13 London Street Atlas 12/14 Map collecting forty years on 58/40 Mapping for development: the contributions of the DOS, review 48/68 Mapping the world. A history of the DOS 1946/1965, review 48/68 Maps for the Army: The OS’s contribution (Notes on talk by Peter Clark) 7/2 Miscellany on covers (with Guy Messenger) 32/53 My dislike of ‘Humberside’ 51/51 New light on the New Series 12/7 New Series one-inch and Scottish one-inch before 1920 5/12 New specification for the OS 1:50,000 Landranger map 63/10 North from the Hook: 150 years of the Geological Survey of Ireland, review 51/55 Notes on a possible specification for a 1:125,000 map 51/26 The Old Series OS Maps of England & Wales, vol. IV, Harry Margary, review 17/10 Once more into the whinge, dear friends … 56/27 One-inch maps of Ireland to 1922: a summary 30/10 One-inch military maps of Great Britain, 1919/1950: some notes on GSGS 3907 & 3908 20/9 One-inch Popular Edition map of Scotland – help wanted 54/60 One-inch revision instructions of 1896 66/11 One-inch Third Edition map of England and Wales, in colour: small sheet series (with Roger Hellyer) 57/8 OS amphibians 42/9 OS County Series mapping on CD/ROM 50/10 OS in Lancashire in the 1840s 8/2 OS in 2001/2: a miscellany and a few opinions 64/36 OS Limited edition one-inch Seventh Series set, review 30/30 OS maps for the cycle-tourist 51/14 OS of Ireland: some recent experiences 11/2 OS one-inch Old Series sheets: some notes on development and dating 50/11 OS one-inch Old Series sheets: some queries answered 50/52 OS Street Atlas Surrey, 1996 and Philip’s Street Atlas Surrey; a comparative review 48/70 OS topics 47/3, 49/8 OS topics – review of OS Information Papers 44/6 OS trade marks in the later 1930s 52/6 69

Oliver, Richard, cont. OS 1:1250 National Grid Surveys: a preliminary list 24/5 OS 1:1250 National Grid plans 29/17 Origins of the OS quarter-inch 15/9 Popular works on the OS 45/34 Print code suffixes 49/41 Public rights of way on OS maps 49/45 Published land-use mapping of Britain and Ireland 33/39 Railway revision on OS maps, 1880-1914 42/33 Railways, cyclists and the purple plague 53/37 Recent publications: Landranger, OS Gazetteer, Alan Godfrey maps 17/9: Recent small/scale mapping from the OSs of Great Britain and Ireland 52/40 Recent 1:25,000 and 1:50,000 sheets 48/76 Recording our changing landscape – a critical commentary 42/40 Research query: 1875 edition of OS Methods and Processes 9/18 Revision and some recent OS 1:25,000 and 1:50,000 maps 47/58 Revision at county boundaries on OS County Series 6-inch and 1:2500 maps 45/47 Rivals: notes on some intermediate/scale commercial topographic map series 47/8, 49/27 Sheet lines and overlap of the one-inch Fifth and New Popular Editions 44/22 Sheets of many colours: the mapping of Ireland’s rocks 1750/1890, review 16/13 Signposting of C-roads 60/19 Six-inch sheets: ‘surveyed’ or ‘fair drawn’? 47/65 Some observations on collecting OS maps 52/25 Some recent maps from Ireland 54/7 Southampton Circulars 42/29 Steeples and Spires: the use of church symbols on one-inch maps 28/24 Taking to the water: some examples of OS mapping of the coast 45/9, 46/3 Transfer of the OS to Southampton in 1841 33/35 Trip into the past, or has anyone seen Paul Baker? 31/10 Twenty years of the OS 1:50,000 map 39/6 Unpopular one-inch Fourth Edition 32/38 Up-to-dateness of current OS maps 51/52 Victorian maps of the British Isles, David Smith, review 16/13 Way-finding: 1901, 1951, 2001 60/28 What next? Some personal reflections on CCS publications 16/2 What’s what with the New Series 5/3 When is a triangulation pillar something else? 58/44 1:25,000 matters 49/37 1:50,000 and 1:100,000 mapping of Northern Ireland 46/39 1:100,000 versus 1:125,000; some comments 54/34 Parr, Ivan Topographical survey and early OS maps at the National Archives: Public Record Office 68/35 Parry, Bob Boring maps 61/38 Report on the Southampton meeting, 20 October, 1982 5/14 Parsons, David Cleaning, restoration and preservation of maps 40/25 Dealers in second-hand OS maps 61/4 Interest in catalogues 32/33 RAF Museum, Hendon, 13th July, 1996, Meeting report 46/15 70

Parsons, David, cont. Small repairs to antique maps 68/57 Third edition coloured maps: help wanted 64/33 Visit to the British Library Map Library, London, 1 March 1997 48/40 Paterson, J A and Paterson, W M Russell Thirty Nine Steps 67/32 Paterson, Walter Exploring the central Lake District 67/57 OS maps in literature 54/54 Studying the map 65/63 Pepper, John Digital rectification – a new slant on an old technique 30/34 Porter, Richard T Colour-tabs on maps 37/39 Grid referencing 54/54 Histories of DOS 53/12 Homeland Handbooks 46/50 Joseph Ashby 47/5 Magnetic variation and the dating of maps 45/28 Map scales and their inter-relationships 60/17 Mapping for development: the contributions of the DOS, review 52/60 Plain cover – and its glue 59/54 Romer and his Romer 63/39, 64/30 Six-inch sheets – ‘surveyed’ or ‘fairdrawn’? 46/49, 49/45 Sizes of folded maps 52/60 Purchase, David Exploring the mountains 66/38 Exploring missing territory 68/54 Number of queries 66/42 Rackham, Les AMP takes over 1:2500 New Editions 30/33 Read, Norman A C-road on Harris 60/50 R H New OS maps (1984) 10/18 Richardson, Michael Map in my collection – Irish half-inch sheet 5 59/47 Query re re-use of old maps 59/56 Some more new Irish 1:50,000 sheets 59/39 Visit to Public of Rights Way unit, Chester 67/2 Risby, Jon Editor of Sheetlines, 49 - 55 Bookless book launch 65/15 Centre of London – the OS’s official answer? 52/57 Eclipses – now and then 55/1 Maps in the wrong covers 50/2 Mickleton Project – comparative map interpretation of a rural landscape, review 56/35 New Maps, continuous series from Sheetlines 56 71

Risby, Jon, cont. New Touring map of Scotland – another change of style? 55/40 OS 2000 Motoring Atlas: Britain, review 55/36 OS website 56/4 Peak District Touring map 56/1 Robertson, Forbes One-inch Old Series maps 49/42 Database for exchanging maps 61/5 Romyn, Christopher Cycling map 54/5 Yet another literary reference 54/44 Rumfitt, Sue Rights of access on OS maps 51/50, 57/30 Sanderson, Tim Visit to British Geological Survey, Keyworth, 7 March 2002 64/3 Scott, Fraser Ordnance factories 58/43 Seeley, John OS map extracts in books 52/48, 53/52 OS occurrences in Ward Lock and other guidebooks 55/15 Simmonds, Chris Boundaries: some recent changes at Ordnance Survey 22/2 Simpson, Steven W Maps for all seasons 62/60 Touring map Lake District & Cumbria and its competitors 62/64 Smith, John Centre of London 51/46 Centres of countries 53/15 Sowan, Paul W The depiction of underground structures on early OS maps and plans 6/12 Stacey, M J Footpath guides 54/57 Jubilee trees 58/47 Steele, George Memories are made of this 57/33 Ringway, the elusive village 58/23 Stephenson, Graham Wrong covers 50/51 Stock, Gwynne Brown’s Folly, Monkton Farleigh, Wiltshire (ST794660) 56/38 Stokes, Jeremy Explorer developments 65/6 Streeter, John CCS visit to OS, 26 November 1998 54/3 OS trade marks in the later 1930s 54/57 72

Stubbs, Peter CCS World Wide Web pages 54/2 Internet discussion group: ‘ordnance maps’ 60/3 Ordnancemaps discussion group topics 63/54, 64/47, 65/59, 66/48, 67/53, 68/53 Tallon, Deaglán The Ordnance Survey man 60/40 Taylor, Iain C Hand-colouring of 19th-century OS plans 4/7 Liverpool: states of the five foot plans 2/9 Taylor, Mike Imaginary maps 62/80 Taylor, Roger Detached parts of counties 67/48 Timmins, F Irish OS parish memoirs 3/3 Toad, Mr Gridded Signposts 33/39 Toase, Charles A Centre tree 55/39 Lists of A and B Roads 63/58 Points from Sheetlines 59 60/47 Tottle, Tony Visit to OS headquarters, 18 April 2000 58/6 Townley, C H A 1:10,000 OS maps – Lancashire sheets 85, 92/95, 102, 103 42/10 ‘Viator’ Visit to Whatman’s Paper Mill, 18 June, 1993 37/26 Waight, Eric Field documents 65/60 Washington, Francis P, Major, RE The OS of the United Kingdom 67/21 Warburton, Peter … and further afield 61/36 Beyond our Ken 64/25 Cauk pits at Ladmanlow (continued) 59/60 ‘Expansion’ in the Third Edition map of Scotland 67/49 Gallows euphemism 67/56 Hope for rail travellers 55/17 Parallel roads 62/81 Pencil marks 60/46 Size matters 68/33 Vox pop 57/20 Watson, Lez Branston, 25th June, 1996, Meeting Report 46/14 Watt, David Lake district meeting, 23 October, 1993 37/27 Landranger sheet124, Dolgellau 44/52 73

Webb, David Hanging around again 66/53 West, John Centre tree 55/39 Sanderson’s map: Twenty miles round Mansfield 63/2 Wheeler, R C Antiquities reviewed 57/32 Book review 58/38, 61/29 Burton hunt – an addendum 67/31 Construction lines on some Ordnance Surveyor’s Drawings 51/35 Earliest Populars 60/10 Europaths 61/39 German maps of England of WWII and associated publications 68/26 In praise of the War Revision 60/23 Just another guide post 58/27 Map in my collection 57/38 Map of different specifications 42/59 Maps derived from the OSDs for Lincoln 66/4 Military use of UK maps, 1900/1913 45/32 Mysterious case of the Redbourne by-pass 55/40 Names of railway stations 49/11 Notes for a visit to the National Monuments Record for Wales 68/8 OS Maps as they might be – and how to make them so 48/64 Padley, J S, Old Series ephemera, and foxhunting 66/33 Pencil marks 61/36 Personal profile 40/6 Prestwood and Prestwood 47/46 Roads and Road Transport History Conference 49/2 Seventh Series covers 63/43, 65/17 The birth of the modern OS small-/scale map, review 66/44 Topographical accuracy of the Old Series one-inch map 28/9 Triangulation Points – primary, secondary and sacred 45/5 Visit to the National Railway Museum, York, 6 November, 1993 38/28 White, W Family way 29/16 Wilkes, Anne Green Lanes 48/80 Rights of way on OS maps 51/50 Wilkes, Margaret Scots whae hae – Alan Godfrey touches 50 10/20 Willatts, Dr E C Maps of the Land Utilisation Survey of Britain 1931-49 23/2 Wood, Michael Mountain panorama in Alpine and Scottish context 67/10 Young, Alan Future of the Outdoor Leisure and Explorer Series of 1:25,000 mapping 47/68 Missing Seventh Series maps 61/15 Representation of railway stations on one-inch Seventh Series maps 54/26 74

Zierler, Gerry Kleptomaniac or cartoholic? An enigma possibly understood… 68/44

Miscellaneous and unattributed Black Letter Prayer Book 66/50 Campaigning at home: reminiscences of the Scottish OS 29/7 Landranger 191: cover photograph caption spelling 55/2 List of Memoirs, Maps, Sections published by the Geological Survey, etc 52/64 New OS Maps, London, Exmoor and Dartmoor, review, Observer April 16th 1922 52/63 No more security deletions? 64/38 OS: no goplc, many go, and an ‘Indian takeaway’ 65/4 250th Anniversary of Military Survey, details 48/83

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Publication Reviews, listed in title order

Notes: a. ‘A’ and ‘The’ at the beginning of a title have been omitted, b. only the title and author are given – other details can be found at the review. AA/OS Leisure guide, New Forest 9/10 ABC London Street Atlas, 10/17, 12/14 Acquisition of maps in digital form in an academic library, (in Cartographic Journal), Steele, G F 38/56 Alan Godfrey maps 17/9, 48/74 Ancient maps of Great Britain, Close, Col. Sir Charles F 18/20 An tSuirbhEireacht OrdonÄis (supplement to the Irish Times, May 1993) 38/30 Application of digital mapping techniques to the tithe map of the parish of Newport, Pembrokeshire, (in Cartographic Journal 31, 2), Pearson, A et al 42/55 Archaeological and historical maps of the OS, Hellyer, Roger 27/20 Archaeology in the Ordnance Survey; 1791-1965, Phillips, C W 4/15 Artillery’s Astrologers: A history of British survey and mapping in the Western Front 1914-1918, Chasseaud, Peter 55/35 Australia on paper: the story of Australian mapping, Lines, John D 37/8 Birdwatchers’ Britain, unique pocket guide to birdwatching walks 9/10 Birth of the modern OS small-scale map, Nicholson, Tim 66/44 British artillery and trench maps on the Western Front 1914-1918 (The Map Collector 51), Chasseaud, Peter 29/33 British Library catalogue of cartographic materials 25/15 British military education, mapmaking, and ‘map-mindedness’ in the later Enlightenment, (in Cartographic Journal 31, 1), Edney, M H 40/39 Buried Gold: the OS 1 in/mile, black outline, coloured roads district map, 1899-193?, (in Cartographic Journal 31, 2), Nicholson, Tim 42/56 Cadastral map in the service of the state: a history of property mapping, Kain, Roger J P, and Baigent, Elizabeth 36/33 Canals of Manchester, Dean, Richard 41/40 Cartographic patronage and the Highland and Agricultural Society: the county geological premium competitions (in Cartographic Journal), Boud, R C 38/55 Catalogue of maps and other publications of the OS 1924 (reprint) 31/41 Centres of England and Wales, (in Geographical Journal 97), Arden-Close, Col. Sir Charles 36/30 Chronology of the OS, volumes 1 and 2, Baker, Benjamin 66/46 City maps: Bath, Cambridge, Inverness, Ipswich, Central London, Southampton 4/14 Colby’s OS memoir of Londonderry 30/27 Countryside walks in the Scottish Borders 6/10 County of Kent in 1801: reproduction of the first published OS map of Great Britain, foreword by Harley, J B 28/6 County Street Atlas: North Hampshire 34/43 Cycle tours, 24 one day routes, Cotton, Nick 38/53 David and Charles touring companions 28/6 David Milne Home, advocate, agriculturalist and amateur geologist (in Cartographic Journal 29, 1), R C Boud 34/46 Discovering parish boundaries, Winchester, Angus 30/28 Dolgellau and surrounding area, Landranger map 124 44/52 Down to earth: 150 years of the British Geological Survey, Wilson, H E 19/15 England one-inch sheet 4, sheets 20 & 21, and sheet 238 (Alan Godfrey reprint) 48/74 English maps: a history, Delano-Smith, Catherine and Kain, Roger J P 59/49 76

Facsimile of the OS drawings of the London area 1799-1808 31/40 First OS district maps of England, Wales and Scotland 1857-1898 (in Cartographic Journal 28, 2), Nicholson, Tim 33/45 Flashers, spotters and sound rangers, Innes, John R 50/54 Funding national mapping, (in Cartographic Journal 29, 1), Robertson, W A and Aitken, G D 34/41 Future history of our landscape, (in Cartographic Journal), Fairburn, D 38/56 Gazetteer of Dorset place names, Shuttleworth, Beryl M 30/32 Geography of England and Wales in 1910: an evaluation of Lloyd George’s Domesday of land ownership, Short, Brian 38/52 Great Northern Railway Society ‘Line Files’, vol. 1 32/48 Greenwich Meridian, Malin, Stuart, and Stott, Carole 34/47 Guide to the OS one-inch Fifth Edition, Oliver, Richard 20/22 Guide to the OS one-inch map of Scotland, Third Edition in colour, Messenger, Guy 30/26 Guide to the OS one-inch New Popular Edition and Scottish Popular Edition with National Grid, Oliver, Richard 20/22 Guide to the OS one-inch Seventh Series, Oliver, Richard 30/29 Guide to the OS 1:25,000 First Series, Hellyer, Roger with Oliver, Richard 67/50 Hebden Bridge, 1:2500 1907 edition (published by Anne Price) 48/67 Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland and the OS of Scotland 1837-75, (in Cartographic Journal 23), Boud, R.C 16/20 Historian’s guide to early British maps, Wallis, Helen and McConnell, Anita 42/52 Historic maps in the investigation of development sites and the investigation of contamination, (in Cartographic Journal 31, 1), Smith, D 40/39 Historic towns of Britain, Braithwaite, Lewis 2/7 Historical map of the Birmingham canals, Dean, Richard 41/40, 42/56 Historical transport map of Wiltshire, Butters, Neil 39/40 History of the countryside, Rackham, Oliver 28/7, 40/40 History in the Ordnance map: an introduction for Irish readers, Andrews, J H 36/33, 40/40 History of the OS, Seymour, W A (ed.) 3/12 Hitting the Road: the art of the American road map, Yorke, D F and Margories, J 47/56 How it is made: maps, Baynes, John 20/23 Illinois county land ownership and atlas, bibliography and union list, Conzen, Michael P, et al 37/9 Illustrated Cotswold Way map 47/56 Infinite perspectives – two thousand years of three-dimensional map making, Ambroziac, B M and Ambroziac J R 61/29 Inland navigation: an historical waterways map of England and Wales Dean, Richard 41/40, 42/56 Innovative military mapping using aerial photography in the First World War: Sinai, Palestine and Mesopotamia 1914-1919, (in Cartographic Journal 31, 2), Collier, P 42/56 Isle of Portland 1:2500 sheets, facsimile, Godfrey, Alan 33/45 Kenmare 78: 1:50,000 First Series, OSI 27/19 Kent Maps and plans in the libraries of Kent and the adjoining London boroughs, Burgess, Wynn 34/46 Killarney National Park, 1:25,000, OSI 32/52 Lancashire: A history of the County Palatine in early maps, Bagley, J J and Hodgkiss, A G 16/13 Landranger Second Series 17/9 Landscapes in paper: cartographic sources for Irish archaeology, Reeves Smith, Terence J C 21/17 Large scale National Grid index 1992, OS 46/39 La carte de Cassini: l’extraordinaire aventure de la carte de France, Pelletier, Monique 34/47 List of OS catalogues, publication reports and other publications, James, Nigel 38/51 Londinium, archaeological 1:2500 map 10/18 Macgillycuddy’s Reeks: a hill-walker’s guide, Murray, John 34/51 77

Map Collector, The, issue 54 (spring 1991) 30/31 Map cover art, Browne, John Paddy 30/20 Map of England, Close, Col. Sir Charles 44/51 Map of England, Close, Col Sir Charles (1932 review reprint) 44/51 Map making in the Tower of London: OS early years, Hodson, Yolande 31/42 Map-users’ response to map design (in Cartographic Journal 30, 2), Wood, M 40/39 Mapping for development: the contributions of the Directorate of Overseas Surveys, McGrath, G 48/68, 52/60, 53/12 Mapping the landscape, Alfrey, Nicholas, and Daniels, Stephen 28/8 Mapping the world: a history of the Directorate of Overseas Surveys 1946-1965, Macdonald, Alistair 48/68 Maps for Empire: the first 2000 numbered War Office maps 1881-1905, Jewitt, Crispin 36/34 Maps and history in south-west England, Barker, Katherine, and Kain, Roger J P (eds.) 33/43 Maps for local history, Hindle, B P 22/21 Maps of the Ordnance Survey (reprint), Sankey, Capt. H R 42/53 Maps and plans for the local historian and collector, Smith, David 24/21 Marking the miles: a history of English milestones, Haines, C 61/31 Michelin maps of the British Isles 1914-c.1934 at the 1:200,000 scale, Everard, Cyril 57/40 Mickleton Project – comparative map interpretation of a rural landscape, Leather; Alan 56/35 Military survey of Scotland, 1747-1755: a critique, Whittington, G, and Gibson, A J S 19/15 My life in archaeology, Phillips, C W 34/42 Neglected aspects of map design (in Cartographic Journal 30, 2), Board, C 40/38 New maps of Ireland published in 1992 37/8 Nicholson/OS guide to the waterways, vol. 1, (South) 9/10 Nicholson/OS inland waterways map of Great Britain, 41/40 North from the Hook: 150 years of the Geological Survey of Ireland, Herries Davies, Gordon L 51/55 Old OS maps: the Godfrey Edition 2/7, 3/12, 6/11 Old Series OS maps of England & Wales vols 1 and 2, Margary, Harry 2/8, 17/10, 19/19, 20/18, 27/22, 31/36 On the cultivation of the compass rose (in Cartographic Journal 29, 1), Robinson, T 34/41 On the nature of cartographic text (in Cartographic Journal 30, 2), Fairbairn, D J 40/38 One-inch sheets of Scotland (1890s state) 19/19 Ordnance and the OS – offspring or foundling? (in Cartographic Journal 28,2), Davey, A B T 33/45 OS and land use mapping,: parish books of reference and the county series 1:2500 maps 1855-1918, Harley, J B 2/8 OS and smaller scale military maps of Britain, 1854-1914, (in Cartographic Journal 25, 2), Nicholson, Tim 25/16 OS and the Great Exhibition of 1851, (The Map Collector 50), Oliver, Richard 27/20 OS annual report 1982-3 10/14 OS atlas of Great Britain, 1982 6/11 OS ephemera, 1945-1991, (The Map Collector 59), Nicholson, Tim 36/35 OS explores new heights, (in Cartographic Journal 31, 1), Murray, John 40/39 OS gazetteer (on microfiche) 17/9 OS gazetteer of Great Britain: … Landranger map series, third edition 38/54 OS historical guides: Kent, Hull, Felix 21/20 OS historical map and guide: Roman and Anglian York 24/20 OS historical map and guide: Viking and Mediæval York 24/20 OS illustrated atlas of Victorian and Edwardian Britain 32/48 OS in Ireland, an illustrated record 33/44 OS letters Donegal, Herity, Michael (ed.) 62/74 78

OS letters Dublin, Herity, Michael (ed.) 62/74 OS letters Meath, Herity, Michael (ed.) 62/74 OS limited edition one-inch Seventh Series set 30/30 OS map makers to Britain since 1791, Owen, Tim, and Pilbeam, Elaine 34/41, 42/54 OS maps of Cheshire on CD, Family History Society of Cheshire 63/50 OS maps: a concise guide for historians, Oliver, Richard 37/7, 40/40 OS memoirs of Ireland, volume 1 and volume 2 30/26, 37/6 OS motoring atlas of Great Britain, 1993 37/37 OS of Great Britain – England and Wales, indexes to the 1:2500 and six-inch scale maps (reprint) 32/47 OS of Great Britain – Scotland, indexes to the 1:2500 and six-inch scale maps, (reprint) 37/6 OS of Ireland (Suirbhéireacht Ordonais): annual report, 1990 32/52 OS one-inch map of England and Wales, Third Edition (Large Sheet Series), Messenger, Guy 21/17, 25/15 OS postcards (4 sets) 30/20 OS sheet 317, Chichester, 1881: OS sheet 1 NW, Brentwood, 1844 (from David Archer) 48/74 OS small scale maps indexes: 1801-1998, England & Wales : Ireland : Scotland, Hellyer, Roger 55/34 OS street atlas Surrey, 1996 and Philip’s street atlas Surrey; a comparative review 48/70 OS touring atlas of Great Britain, 1991 31/43 OS touring map and guide Lake District 25/14 OS Worldmaps series 27/21 OS 1:500 plans of Exeter, 1874-77, Harley, J B, and Manterfield, J B 9/9 OS 1:528 Board of Health town plans in Warwickshire, 1848-1854, Harley, J B 10/16 OS 1:625,000 Routeplanner map BB edition, 1991 31/39 OS 1791-1991, 30/21 OS 1985 motoring atlas of Great Britain 12/12 OS 1991 motoring atlas of Great Britain 29/33 OS 2000 motoring atlas: Britain 55/36 OS/Philips county street atlas, North Hampshire 34/43 OSI: 1:50,000 sheet 78, Kenmare, First Series, preliminary edition 27/19, 28/10 OSI: 1:50,000 sheet 78, The Reeks, ‘New Edition’ 31/37 OS of Northern Ireland: 1:25,000 Slieve Croob Outdoor Pursuits Map 45/40 Ordnance surveyors’ drawings 1789-c1840, Hodson, Yolande 28/5 Paper landscape: the OS in 19th century Ireland, Andrews, J H 2/7 Place names on maps of Scotland and Wales 33/44 Popular Maps, the OS Popular Edition one-inch map of England and Wales 1919-1926, Hodson, Yolande 58/38 Preliminary list of OS one-inch district and tourist maps etc. in British Library, Cook, Karen S, and McIntosh, Robert P 32/51 Problems of mapping a nature reserve, (in Cartographic Journal) Kirby, R P 38/56 Public boundaries and Ordnance Survey 1840-1980, Booth, J R S 2/8 Quality in map librarianship and documentation in the GIS age, (in Cartographic Journal 31, 2), Perkins, C 42/55 Railway surveyors, the story of railway property management 1800-1990, Biddle, Gordon 33/44 Rand McNally road atlas, North America, 1993, 37/37 Recording our changing landscape, Board, Christopher, and Lawrence, Peter 42/54 Report of the OS Review Committee, (Chairman: Sir David Serpel ) 4/15 Report on survey on the Western Front 1914-1918, HMSO 53/33 Reproduction of Irish OS maps 26/28 Reproduction of OS 6" and 25" mapping (Sign of the Star) Browne, John Paddy 17/15 79

Résumé of the publications of the Ordnance and Geological Surveys of England and Wales, 1909, (reprint), Stanford, Edward 40/36 Rights of Way: a guide to law and practice, Riddell, John, and Trevelyan, John 35/49, 61/30 Road map design and route selection, (in Cartographic Journal 30, 2), Gill, G 40/39 Role of the OS of Great Britain, (in Cartographic Journal 28, 2), Rhind, Prof. David W 33/45 Sanderson’s map: twenty miles round Mansfield, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Libraries 63/2 Secret map of the County of London, 1926, and its sequels, Board, Christopher 43/57 Sheet histories of the OS one-inch Old Series maps, Messenger, Guy 32/51, 35/34, 50 Sheets of many colours: the mapping of Ireland’s rocks 1750-1890, Herries Davies, Gordon L 16/13 Some reflections on cartographic design, (in Cartographic Journal 30, 2) Keats, J S 40/39 Stockport heritage maps 42/49 Street mapping: an A to Z of urban cartography, Millea, Nick 66/45 ‘The spade might soon determine it’: the representation of deserted medieval villages on OS plans, 1849-1910, Beresford, Maurice 33/46 Tales from the Map Room, Barber, Peter and Board, Christopher 38/56 ‘Ten-Mile’ maps of the OS, Hellyer, Roger 35/3, 40/40, 41/42 Tithe Maps of England and Wales, Kain, Roger J P, and Oliver, Richard 43/56, 45/2 Topographic Mapping of Africa, Antarctica and Eurasia, Larsgaard, Mary Lynette 43/56 Topographic record of the Netherlands 1800-1992 for sale, (in Cartographic Journal), Smits, J 38/55 Topography of Armageddon, Chasseaud, Peter 31/38 Touring map 3, Lake District, one-inch to one mile – Edition C 1998 54/48 Touring map Lake District and Cumbria and its competitors 62/64 Trench maps: a collector’s guide volume 1, Chasseaud, Peter 18/15 Triangulation, Whitaker, Phil 61/29 Victorian maps of the British Isles, Smith, David 16/13 Village atlas: the growth of Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire 1834-1904 30/31 Village London atlas: the growth of London 1822-1903 20/23 Walkers Britain, complete pocket guide to 240 walks and rambles 4/14 Welsh orthography and OS mapping 1820-1905, Harley, J B, and Walters, Gwyn 10/17 West Highland Way 6/10 Wheels on the Road: maps of Britain for the cyclist and motorist, 1870-1940, Nicholson, Tim 10/15 World mapping today, Parry, R B, and Perkins, C R 21/19 Youth Hostels of England and Wales, 1931-1992, Neal, Tim, and Neal, Simon 38/50 80

Books about the Ordnance Survey Inclusion in this list does not mean that the book is in print

Charles Close Society Publications

An inch to the mile, the Ordnance Survey one-inch map 1805-1974, edited by Yolande Hodson, 1991, ISBN 1 870 598 08 3 The birth of the modern Ordnance Survey small-scale map, Tim Nicholson, 2002, ISBN 1 870 598 19 9 A guide to the Ordnance Survey one-inch Fifth Edition, Richard Oliver, 2000, ISBN 1 870 598 17 2 A guide to the Ordnance Survey one-inch New Popular Edition, Richard Oliver, 2000, ISBN 1 870 598 18 0 A guide to the Ordnance Survey one-inch Popular Edition of Scotland, Richard Oliver, 2000, ISBN 1 870 598 16 4 A guide to the Ordnance Survey one-inch Seventh Series, Richard Oliver, ISBN 1 870 598 06 7 A guide to the Ordnance Survey one-inch Third Edition maps, in colour, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Roger Hellyer and Richard Oliver, 2004, ISBN 1 870 598 21 0 A guide to the Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 First Series, Roger Hellyer, 2003, ISBN 1 870 598 20 2 The maps of the Ordnance Survey, a mid-Victorian view, Captain H Riall Sankey, RE, 1888, reprinted with introduction by Ian Mumford, 1995, ISBN 1 870 598 14 8 Ordnance Survey maps, a concise guide for historians, Richard Oliver, 1997, ISBN 0 870 598 13 X Ordnance Survey one-inch district and tourist Maps, etc., in the British Library, a preliminary list, Karen Cook and Robert McIntosh, 1991, ISBN 1 870 598 11 3 Popular maps, the Ordnance Survey Popular Edition one-inch Map of England and Wales 1919-1926, Yolande Hodson, 1999, ISBN 1 870 598 15 6 The Sheet Histories of the Ordnance Survey one-inch Old Series Maps of Essex and Kent, Guy Messenger, 1991, ISBN 1 870 598 09 1 The Sheet Histories of the Ordnance Survey one-inch Old Series Maps of Devon and Cornwall, Guy Messenger, 1991, ISBN 1 870 598 10 5 The ‘Ten-mile’ Maps of the Ordnance Surveys, Roger Hellyer, 1992, ISBN 1 870 598 12 1

Other publishers

The early years of the Ordnance Survey, Col Sir Charles Close, 1926, Institution of Royal Engineers, reprinted with new introduction and index, 1969, Newton Abbot: David and Charles The historian’s guide to Ordnance Survey maps, J B Harley, 1964, London: NCSS A history of the Ordnance Survey, edited by W A Seymour, 1980, Folkestone: William Dawson and Sons, ISBN 0 7129 0979 6 History in the Ordnance Map: an introduction for Irish readers, J H Andrews, 1993, Kerry: David Archer, ISBN 0 9517579 2 X A key to maps, H S L Winterbotham, 1936, second edition 1939, London: Blackie and Son, London A list of Ordnance Survey district, special and tourist maps 1861-1939, Bodleian Library collection, Nigel James, 1993, Oxford University: Bodleian Library, ISBN 1 851 240 33 0 A list of Ordnance Survey catalogues, publication reports and other publications, Bodleian Library Collection, Nigel James, 1993, Oxford University: Bodleian Library, ISBN 1 851 240 31 4 Map cover art, a pictorial history of Ordnance Survey cover illustrations, John Paddy Brown, 1990, Southampton: Ordnance Survey, ISBN 0 319 00234 9 Map making in the Tower of London, Ordnance Survey’s early years, compiled by Yolande Hodson, 1991, Southampton: Ordnance Survey The map of England or about England with an Ordnance Survey map, Col Sir Charles Close, 1932, London: Peter Davies 81

The Old Series Ordnance Survey 1801-1870, Harry Margary, 1975-1994, Lympne Castle: Harry Margary: Volume I, Kent and Essex Volume V, Lincolnshire, Rutland & East Anglia Volume II, Devon, Cornwall and W. Somerset, Volume VI, Wales Volume III, South Central England Volume VII, North Central England Volume IV, Central England Volume VIII, Northern England Ordnance Survey of Great Britain, England and Wales indexes to the 1/2500 and 6-inch scale maps(1905-6), introduction by Richard Oliver, reprinted 2002, Kerry: David Archer, ISBN 0 9517579 6 2 Ordnance Survey of Great Britain, Scotland indexes to the 1/2500 and 6-inch scale maps (1905-6), introduction by Brian Adams, reprinted 1993, Kerry: David Archer, ISBN 0 9517579 1 1 Ordnance Survey small-scale maps indexes: 1801-1998, Roger Hellyer, 1999, Kerry: David Archer, ISBN 0 9517579 5 4 Ordnance Survey, map makers to Britain since 1791, Tim Owen and Elaine Pilbeam, 1992, Southampton: Ordnance Survey, ISBN 0 319 00498 8 Ordnance Survey maps, a descriptive manual, J B Harley, 1975, Southampton: Ordnance Survey Résumé of the publications of the Ordnance and Geological Surveys of England and Wales with indexes to the 1-inch maps of the British Isles, etc., 1909, London: Edward Stanford, reprinted 1994, Kerry: David Archer, ISBN 0 9517579 4 6 The Charles Close Society for the study of Ordnance Survey Maps Registered Charity 327618 http://www.charlesclosesociety.org.uk © Copyright Lionel Hooper and the Charles Close Society 2004

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