Canada. A Pair of Second War Period Map Booklets Belonging to a Canadian Soldier

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Canada. A Pair of Second War Period Map Booklets Belonging to a Canadian Soldier

A pair of Second War period map booklets, including a Daily Mail World War Atlas, constructed of paper stock, the interior with 32 full-colour and highly-detailed maps of all theatres of war, with the back cover featuring a chart of raw material production of all Axis and Allies states, the interior with a handwritten owner’s inscription of “PTE. J.R. PEARSE, #16 GENERAL HOSPITAL, CANADIAN ARMY IN ENGLAND”, measuring 232 mm (w) x 284 mm (h), age-appropriate material fatigue evident, in overall very fine condition, and; a Hammond’s War Map of Europe, published in Canada for Robin Hood Flour Mills, constructed of paper stock, featuring highly-detailed, full-colour maps of Europe with smaller depictions of occupied territories, measuring 155 mm (w) x 258 mm (h), tearing and age-appropriate material fatigue evident, in overall very fine condition.