A German navigation map titled "Luft-Navigationskarte in Merkatorprojektion." The map, made for the use of the Luftwaffe, is of the Eastern portion of the Mediterranean Sea and the adjacent countries. Donated by John E. Carpenter.
An American map titled "A Modern Pilgrim's Map of the British Isles or More Precisely the Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State." The map shows main railways, trunk roads, canals, cathedral towns, places with castles, abbeys, churches, places with historic sights, mansions, battlefields, lighthouses, wireless radio stations, racing centers, ancient monuments, American shrines, and other details. Several charts list the counties of England, Wales, Ireland, and Scotland.
An American map titled "Canada." The map shows highways, principal railways, canals, tunnels, passes, falls, intermittent streams, glaciers, swamps, principal ship routes, elevations, and other details. Included are inset maps of Canada and other areas in North America that show natural resources, routes of explorers, time zones, precipitation, temperature, and natural regions.
A map titled "Special Military Map: Fort Riley, Kansas, Grid Zone 'D'." Annotations state that this "situation map" was used during a field exercise by the Prov. Cavalry Division at 9:00 A.M. on August 20, 1937. Other annotations show unit positions, movement, and objectives. Donated by Theodore C. Bland.
A map titled "Topographical Map: Gettysburg-Antietam, Gettysburg Sheet." The map was used for training purposes. Handwriting on the back reads: "See 353.0-752.0, 357.0-752.0, 373.0-796.0, 357.0-746." Donated by Theodore C. Bland.
A map titled "General Map, Fort Riley, Kansas." Donated by Theodore C. Bland.