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I'll be running a whole heap of transit map prints for customers today – make an order and it'll be in the mail tomorrow!
https://t.co/lGURcnKXAZ
Shop at small businesses instead of Amazon this July 12th and 13th! Get a 15% discount on all prints in the "Transit Maps" store, proudly printed and shipped by yours truly.
My original maps: https://t.co/g7JSdA3uO2
Vintage reproduction maps: https://t.co/SV9Cdioztx
Yes, it's lovely isn't it? It's part of a series of posters by artist Vernon Jones c.1930 or so. I have three in the collection:
https://t.co/rp9XH4TS0x https://t.co/BSB1ULEZGF
Flash sale on prints! Get 10% off everything in the store until midnight 10/31/2020. RT to get the word out!
https://t.co/6JQGdf9bfX
New in the Transit Maps print store!
Isochronous maps of travel times in Brandenburg, Germany in 1819, 1851, 1875 and 1899, all on one sheet (2 variants):
https://t.co/QBskYjlNSB
And the gorgeous 1819 map as an individual print:
https://t.co/pfoMwHncNi
I'm definitely enjoying this series of regional maps that @amtrak is using at the moment. Nice textures, colours and details.
We all love a good Charles Minard infographic, and this one's a cracker. Transportation of goods in tons in France in 1861 by rail (pink) and water (blue).
https://t.co/NXLcLpDsR4
I think I'm in love: a stunning isochrone map of travel times from Paris by rail in 1882 (making this a very early example of the genre).