New maps available from the
Uniwersytet ÅšlÄ…ski:
- several German 1:25,000 Messtischblatt
(Topographische Karte) sheets,
- Russian
1:126,000 maps (3-verst)
- several Russian
1:84,000 maps (2-verst)
- two, very rare Russian
1:21,000 maps (half-verst)
- a few Russian
version of an Austro-Hungarian 1:75,000 maps
- several Soviet
1:50,000 maps, dated 1944-45,
- a few Soviet
1:100,000 maps, dated 1944-45
- several German WW2 maps from USSR, scale 1:100 000, dated 1941 - 1942
(Russland 1:100 000), single
sheets, double
sheets and quadruple
sheets
- approx.. 20 sheets of the map
Austro-Hungarian 1:25,000 maps
- a few sheets by WIG,
same scale, based on the Austrian maps
- one sheet of a 1: 1mln map (Wilno) dated 1928 r, a part of a Map
series "International Map of the World 1:1 000 000â€
- Another interesting and rare Polish
map in 1:25 000, approx. 1920, "Dawidów – Bóbrka",
- A joint edition
of 4 sheets, 1:25,000 originally produced by WIG in 1930s: Mikulczyce –
Bytom – Gliwice – Chorzów. With no publication date it's hard to
confirm if they are an original, pre-WW2 edition, or a temporary re-print
for local use done in late 1940s, i.e. after the war.
We have managed to locate and make available for the " literature" section the original of the WIG
maps from 1929 „Przepisy podstawowe o sporzadzaniu map…†(core
instructions on WIG maps), which provide a descriptive specification sheet
for basic WIG map series.
Courtesy of Mr Ryszard Hubisz we have also made available a map and a
brochure by a known Polish cartographer, Franciszek Uhorczak, „Skorowidz
nazw gromad, miast i miasteczek… woj. lwowskiego, stanislawskiego i
tarnopolskiego†(Gazetteer). The gazetteer comes with a large map, which
ca be downloaded from Mapster.
We have also added a German brochure dated July 1939 including a set of
"drive-through" town plans of Poland („Stadt-Durchfahrten in Polen und
Danzig (Skizzen)â€
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