42 W. & A. K. JOHNSTON, TOURISTS' MAPS. (Selected from the " Royal Atlas.") Mounted on Canvas, and bound in a Pocket-case. 8. d. The Maps in the "Royal Atlas" (see pp. 1, 2) may be had in separate sheets, price, with Index, Ss. per sheet. TRANSVAAL. Johnston's Special Map of the Transvaal and Surrounding Countries. Scale, 60 miles to 1 inch. Price 1s. Coloured, or 2s. on Cloth, folded in Cloth Case. VENEZUELA. Johnston's Special Map. Scale, 54 miles to 1 inch. Price 1s. Coloured, or 2s. on Cloth, folded in Cloth Case. Charts of the World. JOHNSTON'S ON MERCATOR'S PROJECTION. Size, 72 by 56 inches. Price, in 4 Sheets, coloured, £2, 12s. 6d. ; on Mahogany Rollers, varnished, or in 4to Morocco Case, £3, 38.; mounted in Frame, with Gilt Bead, varnished, £4, 108. (For detailed description of this Map, see page 34.) JOHNSTON'S ON MERCATOR'S PROJECTION. Size, 54 by 46 inches. Price, in 2 Sheets, coloured, 15s.; mounted on Mahogany Rollers and varnished, 21s. A New Edition of this Map has just been issued, showing all important changes and discoveries. The Map has a number of useful inset maps, and shows the chief sea routes and ocean currents. It is carefully coloured, and will be found a useful adjunct to any Office or Library. TOURISTS' MAPS-WORLD. Entirely New Edition, Revised to Date. THE HOWARD VINCENT Map of the British Empire, By T. B. JOHNSTON, Geographer to the Queen. Showing the Possessions throughout the World of the BRITISH PEOPLE in 1897; their Extent, Population, Revenue, Steamboat Routes with distances, Royal Navy Stations, and Coaling Stations over the World. With an inset Chart of the World, showing the Extent of British Possessions in 1787. Dedicated to Sir C. E. HOWARD VINCENT, C.B., M.P. This Map has been designed to show the British People, in all Public Institutions, Free Libraries, and Schools, what the BRITISH EMPIRE is, and its great commercial value to the MOTHER COUNTRY. SIZE, 72 BY 63 INCHES. Price, on Cloth, Stained Rollers, and Varnished, on Cloth, Mahogany Rollers, and bound with silk up the sides, on Spring Roller, with Mahogany or Oak Case,. Accompanied by a Handbook, with small Map, gratis. REVIEWS. £1 1 0 1 11 6 1 11 6 5 0 8 15 0 "This Federal Map of the World will be found most useful to politicians, commercial men, and others."-The Morning Post. "It should prove a valuable adjunct to the education of British children on subjects too often neglected in our schools."-The Globe. "It is told of Lord Palmertson, that when he undertook the charge of the Colonial Office he began his labours by asking one of the permanent officials to 'bring down the map and . show him where all these places are,'-it behoves everybody who makes any pretension to political knowledge to have down his map and study upon it where all these places are.' The Howard Vincent' Map, by Mr T. B. Johnston, and dedicated to the member for Central Sheffield, has been specially prepared in view of the growing interest in the British Colonies and Dependencies, and of the growing desire to bring the different parts of the Empire into closer unity."-Scotsman. Large School Physical Wall Map of the World. (ON MERCATOR'S PROJECTION.) SIZE, 50 BY 42 INCHES. This Map shows the elevation of the land by different colours-Land below sealevel, dark green; land up to 250 feet above sea-level, green; between 250 and 500 feet, pale green; between 500 and 1000 feet, yellow; between 1000 and 2000 feet, pale brown; between 2000 and 5000 feet, brown; above 5000 feet, dark brown. The depths of the sea are shown by seven shades of blue-(1) Down to 100 fathoms; (2) between 100 and 500 fathoms; (3) between 500 and 1000 fathoms; (4) between 1000 and 2000 fathoms; (5) between 2000 and 3000 fathoms; (6) below 3000 fathoms; (7) below 4000 fathoms. The Ocean Currents are shown by dark-blue lines, and the Ice Barrier is laid down. A reduced facsimile of this Map, size 6 by 5 inches, can be had for pupils, price 2d. each. Price, Full-Coloured (with Handbook), on Cloth and Rollers, Varnished, 12s. SCHOOL MAPS (Specially Recommended). NOW READY. A New Wall Map of Burma. SIZE, 66 BY 39 INCHES. This Map, on the scale of 16 miles to the inch, has been founded on the Government Postal Map of Burma, supplemented by the most recent available information, and contains a large number of names of places not to be found on similar Maps of the country. It extends from Lat. 12° to 25° 30′ S.; Long. 92° to 100° 30′ E. The topographical features are boldly represented, the Rivers being printed in blue, and the Hills in brown. The Map is coloured into Divisions and Districts, and the Railway System is accurately laid down, showing existing Railways and also those in course of construction. Price, on Cloth and Rollers, Varnished, or on Cloth, cut in sections and folded in PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSION PRESS, RANGOON. Imperial" Series of School SIZE, 72 BY 63 INCHES. Full Coloured, on Cloth and Roller, Varnished, price £1, 1s. each. This Series of Maps has been prepared at the request of numerous Teachers. As the Classrooms in many of the Schools are so large that it is a necessity to have Maps on a large scale, the detail on these Maps will be found to be easily seen at a considerable distance. To prevent mistakes in ordering, oblige by ' quoting "W. & A. K. Johnston's Imperial Series." AFRICA. AMERICA. ASIA. ENGLAND. EUROPE. IRELAND. UNITED STATES. WORLD IN HEMISPHERES. A Handbook is given free with every Wall Map. REVIEWS. "We can heartily recommend them as fulfilling all the canons of a good map."—The Journal of Education. "We have on a former occasion spoken in terms of praise of Messrs. Johnston's Imperial Maps of England, Europe, and Scotland. The Map of Asia belonging to the same series has just reached us, and it merits the commendation which we bestowed on its predecessors.”— The School Guardian. "The splendid series of School Wall Maps issued by Messrs. Johnston under the title of 'Imperial Wall Maps have just been augmented by an excellent chart of the African continent, covering a space of some six feet by five."-The School Board Chronicle. (ASIA).-"This excellent map is deservedly styled 'Imperial.'”—The Practical Teacher. (IRELAND).—“... reflects the highest credit on their skill and enterprise as publishers."-The Irish Teachers' Journal. (MERCATOR).—" characterized by that clearness and perspicuity for which the work ... of this firm is noted."-The Dundee Advertiser. (HEMISPHERES).—"This further instalment of the Imperial Series will be a valuable addition."-The Schoolmaster. SCHOOL MAPS. Arranged by Price. Set of Large Wall Maps in Stand. The STAND is mounted on Casters, and contains 10 Coloured Maps, varnished, on a continuous web of cloth, which revolves vertically, over Rollers in metal fittings, by turning the handle at the side, so that the Maps are exhibited in rotation. As all the Large Wall Maps and Illustrations are of uniform size, the Stand may contain any of the 50 by 42-inch Series given on pages 45, 46, and 53-57, which may be selected by a purchaser. When any of the Illustrations of Natural History (page 56) are inserted there is an extra charge. The Maps measure 4 feet 2 inches by 3 feet 6 inches. The Stand is 6 feet 6 inches high by 4 feet 7 inches broad, and has a Black Board behind for Arithmetic or Diagrams. It can be taken to pieces, packed in matting, and sent with safety to any part of the country. Price, £10. Set of Large Wall Maps in Case. This CASE for hanging on a Wall contains 10 Coloured Maps or Illustrations on Cloth and Rollers, with Patent Window Blind Mounting, and is so constructed that any Map can be drawn down as required, and pulled up again by a cord at the side. The Maps measure 4 feet 2 inches by 3 feet 6 inches. The Case is 4 feet 10 inches long by 2 feet 6 inches high; and as it is only 6 inches thick, it projects very little from the wall. It can be packed in matting, and sent with safety to any part of the country. As all the Schoolroom Maps and Illustrations are of uniform size, the Case may contain any of the 50 by 42-inch Series given on pages 48, 49, and 53-57, which may be selected by a purchaser. When any of the Illustrations of Natural History (page 60) are inserted there is an extra charge. |