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Ziegler, J. M.
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Colored map. Relief shown by hachures. Shows ocean currents, submarine telegraph lines, shipping lanes, etc. Insets: Wasser-Halbkuge -- Land-Halbkugel. Prime meridians: Ferro and Greenwich.
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Two color distance tables on facing pages.
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Two color distance tables on facing pages.
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Rand McNally and Company
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Color map with 3 ancillary maps. Also shows overland and submarine telegraph cables, principal railways, limits of floating ice, etc.
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[Bartholomew, J. G. (John George), 1860-1920, John Bartholomew and Son]
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Col. maps.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Long Lines Department.
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Map of the world depicts the overseas American telephone and telegraph international radio telephone service as of February 1, 1946. Including existing and planned services from facilities in New York, Miami, San Francisco and Seattle with dozens of cities worldwide. Showing existing service indicated by solid lines and plans for the expansion of its international radio telephone system by dashed lines. New radiotelephone circuits were established to connect the United States with Barbados, Egypt, France, Germany, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, and the Philippine Islands. Note: "Service with Alaska is furnished over radio facilities of the U.S. Army Communication system Inter.Connected with Bell system wire facilities at Seattle." There was no direct radiotelephone circuit with Barbados, Egypt, New Zealand, and Norway prior to the war. New circuits were authorized between Puerto Rico and the Netherlands West Indies, and between the United States and Austria.
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[American Radio Relay League, Inc., Rand Mcnally & Company]
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Color map of the world, centered on the polar areas. Modified equidistant Azimuthal projection. Shows capital cities and major cities of the world, government radio districts and prefix areas, I.A.R.U. continental sub-divisions, I.T.U. regions and world time zones. Includes Country index and explanation.
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[Dempsey, Diane, Clark, K. Daniel, PC Computing, Duncan, Geoff, Snell, Jason]
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An early map of some of the first resources available on the web.
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[Petroleum Economist, Ltd., Telegeography, Inc.]
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Color map, 87x137, folded into self wrapped cover, 28x20. Includes 9 insets. Shows telecommunications flows, density, telephone codes and time zones, United States Internet backbones, and fiber-optic cables. Includes statistics on telecommunications equipment, mobile communications, Internet hosts, and satellites, tables and text.
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Rand McNally & Company
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Includes Comparative Strength of the United States and Japanese Fleets.
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Turzak, Charles (1899-1985)
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Date estimated. Mounted on heavy paper on linen. Founded as Stewart and Clark Company in 1905, Stewart-Warner Corporation, still has a brand presence. It has been a major manufacturer of instruments, appliances, scoreboards, and the like. Illinois born artist Charles Turzak was the only son of Czechoslovakian immigrant parents. His father was a coal miner who worked long days, so many rural chores occupied Turzak’s boyhood years. He escaped his duties to do what he enjoyed most: carefully carving miniature animals from peach seeds, which he would sell for pennies. He went on to become a well known woodworker, woodcut artist, and watercolorist who exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago and worked for the Works Progress Administration, completing a mural for the Chicago Post Office. From 1942, he was art director of Today's Health Magazine.
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Hagstrom Company, Inc.
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Includes Call Letter Index, Kilocycle Index, Time Comparison Chart, Power Code, etc.
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Hagstrom Company, Inc.
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Includes Call Letter Index, Kilocycle Index (hand annotated to a Megacycle Index), Time Comparison Chart, broadcast Power Code, and categories of radio frequencies.
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Gill, Leslie MacDonald, 1884-1947
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Colorful world map of international Radio Telephone Services in 1935 from London for Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. On upper corners, shows long waves and short wave receiver and transfer. On lower margin: five vignettes showing Rugby Radio Station, R.R.S. Main power house, Faraday Building, London Post Office, R.R.S. Aerial tuning inductance, and R.R.S. Demountable valve. Includes mail ships, GPO logo, notes and quotes from Tennyson, Shakespeare and Ovid.
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[Debes, Ernst, 1840-1923, Elfert, Paul]
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Color map on 2 sheets, with 3 insets. Showing world's international communications, and colonies, roads, railroads, etc. Also main colonies of the Christian states around 1800. Includes color coded references and notes. On the lower left corner: Okt. 1898. stamped in red.
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Eckhard, Walter
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Pictorial map of the world's international short wave radio stations by Philips Radio, mounted on heavy paper and linen. Radio stations shown in red circle. Small drawings throughout represent genre scenes depicting the people, plants and animals. Date estimated. Title inset showing radio stations on outline map of the world. Includes detailed index to the stations on the lower margin and compass rose shown on the lower left.
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Philco Radio & Television Corp.
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Color map. Shows capital of countries, major cities, and world - wide stations. Prime meridian is Greenwich.
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[Marks, A. F. (Firm), Petri, Eduard Iulevic, 1854-1899, Shokalskago,Iu. M.]
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Color map on 2 sheets. Showing world's international communications, and colonies. Also main colonies of the Christian states around 1800.
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[Andree, Richard, Times (London, England)]
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Color map, and 3 insets on 2 sheets. Shows overland and submarine telegraph cables, principal railways,steam ship lines with duration, etc. Prime meridian is Greenwich.
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Raisz, Erwin
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Color maps. Accompanied by text, a cartogram showing percentage of literacy and illiteracy of the nations. With paper dust jacket. On the jacket it states that this is an "entirely new kind of atlas - A beautiful and informative book of 'global' maps, giving a plane's-eye view of tomorrow's geography..."
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[Gray, Ormando Willis, Colton, G. Woolworth]
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A selection of the largest lakes and largest islands drawn on the same scale and differentiated by hemisphere. Includes the Black Sea with salinity about half that of oceans and includes the Caspian Sea with about one-third the salinity of oceans. Also includes some very salty lakes such as the Great Salt Lake and Mono Lake. Regrettably no scale provided.
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Hammond, C.S.
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Set of four black and white maps titled separately.
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