British Escape & Evasion Map of Southeast Asia Printed Area Measurement_36.5 x 47 cm fabric maps were practical for

fabric maps were practical for infantry as well as aircrew

concluding with a remark about Dutch adherence to ‘la religion prétendue réformée’ which leaves no doubt about Chiquet’s sympathies

Gordon Home

It features an inset of the Azores and Cape Verde islands

and (probably) died in 1853

British Escape & Evasion Map of Southeast Asia Printed Area Measurement_36.5 x 47 cm fabric maps were practical forSheets 44E 44F: North Sumatra and part of Siam Part of Siam, Malaya and East Sumatra For the highly classified production of Escape & Evasion maps like this one, MI9 approached British games manufacturer Waddingtons through the Ministry of Supply as the firm already had a proven track record of printing on silk. Bond suggests that the maps were then folded and hemmed in nearby Macclesfield. As with Series 43, the base map for Series 44 was the