Alexandria
$85.00
A WWII-era plan of Alexandria, Virginia, reprinted for use Cold-War era training.
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Description
This detailed plan of Alexandria, Virginia, was originally created in the 1940s by the Army Map Service. The large-scale image allows for the presentation of a wealth of information, including the footprints of individual buildings and the outline of important infrastructure. Features of interest include Arlington National Cemetery, Washington National Airport, a Bureau of Public Roads Test Track, and Bolling Air Force Base. This Turkish-language example was issued around 1956, likely as part of joint training programs between the U.S. and Turkish militaries.
Map Details
Publication Date: c. 1956
Author: Army Map Service
Sheet Width (in): 20.75
Sheet Height (in): 29.90
Condition: A-
Condition Description: Single-sided color printed map on a sheet of toned paper, creased along original folds. Rough upper left edge, where previously bound. Very good condition overall.
$85.00
1 in stock