Sands & Mc.Dougall's Map of Melbourne and Suburbs Showing Postal Districts, Tramways, Railways, Bowling Clubs, Towns and Shire Halls. - Vintage Map from 1940
C1940

Sands & Mc.Dougall’s Map of Me…

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Sands & McDougall ( - ) ( - )

Detailed, large scale c.20th map of Melbourne, showing distances from central Melbourne in concentric circles at 1 and 1/4 mile intervals. Inset maps: Altona [Sunshine] Aspendale, Edithvale, Chelsea, Bon Beach, Carrum.  

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S/N: SAMC-TP-MELB-MOMAS-1940–416471
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Full Title:

Sands & Mc.Dougall’s Map of Melbourne and Suburbs Showing Postal Districts, Tramways, Railways, Bowling Clubs, Towns and Shire Halls.

Date:

C1940

Mapmaker:

Sands & McDougall ( - ) ( - )

Condition:

Minor wear to folds, otherwise in good condition. Laid onto archival linen.

Technique:

Lithograph printed in colour.

Image Size: 

735mm 
x 980mm

Paper Size: 

750mm 
x 1005mm
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Sands & Mc.Dougall's Map of Melbourne and Suburbs Showing Postal Districts, Tramways, Railways, Bowling Clubs, Towns and Shire Halls. - Vintage Map from 1940
1940

Description:

Detailed, large scale c.20th map of Melbourne, showing distances from central Melbourne in concentric circles at 1 and 1/4 mile intervals.

Inset maps:
Altona
[Sunshine]
Aspendale, Edithvale, Chelsea, Bon Beach, Carrum.

 

Collections:
National Library Australia: Bib ID 828654
State Library Victoria: 10381/190189

Sands & McDougall ( - ) ( - )

The company had its beginnings in 1853 when John Sands, an English-born engraver, printer and stationer with an established business in Sydney, formed a partnership with his brother-in-law Thomas Kenny. Sands and Kenny took over the business of James Williams, a printer in Collins St. The company was joined by Dugald McDougall, a former employee of James Williams, and he became manager in 1857. He was admitted as a partner in 1860 and the company became Sands, Kenny & Co. In 1861 James Kenny retired and the company became Sands & McDougall. In 1872 Dugald’s cousin James Macdougall became a partner.

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