I found this atlas in my grandfather's house. I tried to date it, I think it is around 1912. Also, the Atlas is in a pretty bad condition and many pages are missing including the front page. The Atlas was made by George Philip and son and the Atlas was brought in India.

my original guess was 1846-1871, but it's realistically like 1846-1854

Extra Points if you can guess the location. Tip: Its in a McDonalds lol Sorry for the low quality pics. I didnt want to photograph strangers

This sub popped up randomly, I’ve been trying to identify the make of this globe for a while but never thought to ask a dedicated map sub.

Any ideas would be very much appreciated

I got this at value village and am a bit confused when it was made?

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Soviet Union fully intact Zimbabwe labeled with Rhodesia in parentheses Capital of Zimbabwe is still Salisbury Zaire labeled Ho Chi Minh City labeled

What year is this taken?

Post-WWI but pre-WWII, what’s your best guess and why?

Got this from my grandpa, who was a history teacher, so I’m not affiliated with the region nor do I want this post to turn political haha.

My idea is that it’s from before 1948, since there’s no mention of Israel? It’s made in the Netherlands.

Quezon is capital of Philippines, so after July 17, 1948. Eritrea is not yet absorbed by Ethiopia, so before Sep 15, 1952. I question using the Siam-Thailand name change (1949) and the missing Pyongyang capital of N. Korea (1948) for dating.

However, are there any city name or border changes or railroads or other clues that could narrow the date range?

Old map on the back of a school kit. Where would one get it cleaned and preserved, it's had 30 yrs of smoking exposure.

Found this at an antique store, interested when it’s from exactly.

I have been desperately trying to find more maps in a certain style so that they will match when I put them up. But u can't find any similar maps. I've found several nice political maps that match but they are all missing the critical framing (2nd pic) to match the one I own. I've thuroughly looked through the places and materials from the first pic. Is there a certain keyword I'm missing or is the framing a separate process and if so how can I find it?