Ordnance Survey One Inch to One Mile

5th Edition. Blue Pictorial Cover style 1933 to 1940
These early 1930s maps, designed by Ellis Martin, feature a hiker seated on a hillside with a black and blue sheet name plus location map.

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5th Relief Edition. Red Pictorial Cover style 1933 to 1940
These early 1930s maps, designed by Ellis Martin, feature a hiker seated on a hillside with a black and red sheet name with or without location map.
144 - Plymouth
146 - Land's End and Lizard

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6th Edition, New Popular Edition. Red Wavy line Cover style, 1940 to 1956
Ellis Martin first created the wavy border design for publication in 1940 but it did not appear on the New Popular Edition until 1945, usually combined with Royal Arms Medallion, until 1945. Most covers are on cream card.

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7th Series. Red and Cream paper cover style 1956 to 1965
Published in both cloth and paper format, these maps incorporate Reynolds Stones new Royal and Scottish Arms for Queen Elizabeth II from 1956. Sheets were extended by 20mm in 1960

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7th Series. Red and Cream laminated cover 1965 to 1968
As per their paper cover counterparts, these maps incorporate Reynolds Stones new Royal and Scottish Arms for Queen Elizabeth II on a full length laminated cover

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7th Series. Red laminated cover 1968 to 1973
The new Ordnance Survey house style of 1968 used the now infamous OS logo for the first time. Each sheet has a one colour cover, in this case red, laminated and the cover image map is surrounded by a white border

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OS Maps

1:25000, Pathfinder

1:50000, Landranger

Tourist Mapping

Route Planning Maps

Specialist Mapping

Railway Route Maps

A to Z

Bartholomews

Johnstons

Other

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