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'Plan of Edinburgh and Leith with Suburbs from Ordnance and Actual Surveys. Constructed for the Post Office Directory'
'By John Bartholomew.'
'Engraved & Printed by John Bartholomew, Edin[bu]r[gh]'

Scale: 6 inches to 1 mile.

'Bartholomew's Large Plan of Edinburgh & Leith' [incomplete].
'The Edinburgh Geographical Institute'
'John Bartholomew & Co'

Anon.

Scale: 15 inches to 1 mile.

Refers to two maps of Marcel Hardy's being sent to the Outlook Tower. Advises he has sent 24 copies of the Botanical Map of Scotland as printed for Hardy's paper, and will supply additional copies to students free of charge on payment of postage.

Commentary on the inhospitable climate of Edinburgh for new growths, prejudices and attributes required for success. Advises Geddes not to give up Dundee until Geddes' situation in Edinburgh is more assured.

'Central and South Africa by J G Bartholomew [...]'
'The Edinburgh Geographical Institute'
'John Bartholomew and Co'

Scale: 1:5,600,000

Six insets: 'England and Wales on same scale as large map'; [Cape Town]; 'Port Elizabeth'; 'Lorenzo Marquez Delagoo Bay'; 'Port Natal'; 'Mouths of the Zambesi River'.

'Chart of North Polar Regions compiled from latest sources, including Dr. Nansen's data by J.G. Bartholomew'
'The Edinburgh Geographical Institute'
'The Royal Geographical Society'
'John Bartholomew & Co'

Scale: 1 : 40,000,000

'J.G. Bartholomew, revised by F. Haverfield'

F[ ] Haverfield after J[ ] G[ ] Bartholomew.

Scale: 2 5/8 inches to 30 English miles

Inset: 'Map of the Roman Wall'

Additional label pasted on map: 'Map showing Roman Roads'

Endorsed with further geographical information in manuscript in ink.

[Map part of a booklet, edited by G.B. Grundy, published by John Murray, London, containing index to Roman towns and places in Latin and English.]

With plan and note by Professor Geddes. Reprinted from The Scottish Geographical Magazine. March 1902. pp. 1-7. Also includes reprinted letters to Patrick Geddes from James Bryce, Clements Markham and Archibald Geikie. Reprinted from The Scottish Geographical Magazine. April 1902. pp. 1-4.

Endorsed: '1902' and 'J. Tyrwhitt'.

'New Forest & Isle of Wight. By John Bartholomew, F R G S'
'The Edinburgh Geographical Institute'
'John Bartholomew & Co.'

Scale: 1 inch to 2 miles

From 'New reduced Ordnance Survey of England and Wales'

Post Office Plan of Edinburgh and Leith by John Bartholomew 1926-1927. Constructed from Ordnance and Actual Surveys'
'John Bartholomew'

Scale: 6 inches to 1 mile.

Inset: 'Map showing Full Extent of the City of Edinburgh'

Refers to Patrick Geddes' plans for Dunfermline, suggests that geographical aspects need to be considered with reference to practical politics.