Tracings and negatives of the printed map. Tracings are based on the six inch OS maps. And mock up of the Aran map with printed placenames, loose.
Maps
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Proofs of 'Mementos of Mortality", a tracing of a rubbing of Fitzpatrick's Monument, Several print outs of OS, GS, and spare military maps of Connemara from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Some copies of Tim's Connemara 1st edition map.
Council maps of Galway city and county. Six inch to the mile.
Geological Map of Ireland, based on the work of the Geological Survey, 3rd edition 1962 (1 inch to 12 miles). Six and 25 inch OS maps from 1916 and 1933, sheets taken from Clare and Galway. German language maps showing vegetation. National Soil Survey of Ireland. Index for the new Grid Reference sheets.
Geological map of Ireland, based on the work of the 1962 Geological Survey (1 inch - 12 miles), published in 1985. A map of the vegetation of the German river valleys (Vegetationskarten Deutscher Flusstäler), published in 1961. Contains hydrograph of the ground water levels of plant communities. Index for the new Republic of Ireland Grid Reference Sheets, with annotations on the map. Six inch OS map of Moycullen (Galway Sheet 81). One inch index map, with roman numerals denoting the numbers of the 6 inch maps (1922). Two six inch OS maps from the Mayo series (sheets 31 and 31A, and 40 and 40A). Townland index No 10. Galway Sheet 80 (OS 6 inch maps). 1957 German map of the vegetation of the Elbe region. Clare 6 inch os map sheet 5. Galway 25 inch OS map Dunkellin, sheet ciii. 14. Galway 6b inch sheet 103. Soil map of West Mayo, to accompany soil survey bulletin no 32 (1974). Galway 6 inch sheet 69. Galway 25 inch sheet 94 II. Galway 6 inch sheet 82. Galway 6 inch sheet 86.
OS 25 inch map of Westmeath (Corkaree) Sheet XII 9, with some annotations added in (scale and tick marks). 25 inch map of Mayo (Erris), IX 11. 25 inch map of Lough Owel, some cuttings taken from it. Six inch map - Westmeath Sheet 12. One inch maps of Londonderry, East Tyrone, and Omagh by the OS Northern Ireland (1967).