Business opportunity: Republish the rare town plan of York issued by the Germans in 1940 for their invasion of Britain (or buy a single copy)
In the early 1940s, the German army planned to invade Britain.
As part of their invasion preparations, they issued small-scale A5 or A4 coloured street plans of towns and cities across the UK to be attacked by ground troops during the invasion including an A4 plan of York.
These town plans were issued strictly For Official Use Only! (Nur für den Dienstgebrauch!) by the German Department for War Maps and Surveying (Abteilung für Kriegskarten und Vermessungswesen) within the German General Staff (Generalstab des Heeres).
Operation Sealion (Operation Sealöwe): Although the Germans abandoned their invasion plans following the Battle of Britain, they would have used the same fast-moving Blitzkrieg tactics against English towns and cities which had been so successful earlier in the war against Poland, the Low Countries and France.
Rare opportunity: As 1940s originals of these invasion town plans are difficult to find, we're printing a very small number (around 4 or 5) of a special A5 (8.5 x 6 inches; 21 x 15 cms) edition of the York town plan for £6. More importantly, a high resolution scan enabling you to publish and market your own copies in any size, format or number you want is also available for just £18.
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