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A Description of Ordnance Survey Medium Scale Maps (1955). Chessington, 20pp + 12 plates, 4 folding. Paperback. Refers to 1:25,000 and six-inch scales. Ordnance Survey.
Andrews, JH (1993). History in the Ordnance Map; an introduction for Irish readers. Kerry: David Archer, 2nd edition,. David Archer.
Andrews, JH (2009). Maps in Those Days; Cartographic Methods before 1850. Dublin: Four Courts Press, 549pp. Hardback. Four Courts Press.
Andrews, JH. (2001). A Paper Landscape: The Ordnance Survey in Nineteenth-Century Ireland. Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2nd edition. 350pp. Four Courts Press.
Anon (1914). Manual of Map Reading and Field Sketching, 1912. London: HMSO for General Staff-War Office. 101pp + 20 plates. War Office.
Browne, John Paddy (1991). Map Cover Art; A pictorial history of Ordnance Survey cover illustrations. Southampton: Ordnance Survey, 144p. Ordnance Survey.
Connolly, T.W.J. (1857). History of the Royal Sappers and Miners, from the formation of the Corps in March 1772, . Longman et al.
Espenhorst, Jürgen (2003). Petermann’s Planet; a Guide to German Handatlases and Their Siblings Throughout the World, 1800-1950. Vol.1, . Pangea Verlag.
Foucault, Alain (1988). Dictionnaire de Géologie. Paris: Masson, 352pp. 3rd edition. Paperback,. Masson.
Geological Survey of E&W (1910). Catalogue of Photographs of Geological Subjects (Series A, 1-800). London: HMSO. 35pp. HB,. British Geological Survey.
Geological Survey of GB (1934). List of Memoirs, Maps, Sections, etc. Published by the GSGB and the Museum of Practical Geology to 31st December, 1933. HMSO.
Geological Survey of Scotland (1910). Catalogue of Photographs of Geological Subjects (Series B, Whole Plates, 1-676 and Series C, 1-1237, Half Plates). Edinburgh: HMSO. British Geological Survey.
Gray, P.M.J. and Bowyer, G.J. et al (eds) (1990). Sulphide deposits―their origin and processing. London: Institution of Mining and Metallurgy, 310pp. 1st. Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.
Harben, Peter W.; Kuzvart, Milos (1996). Industrial Minerals: A Global Geology. London: Metal Bulletin, 492pp. 1st edition. Hardback. Metal Bulletin.
Hellyer, R. and Higley, C. (2006). Projections and Origins; collected writings of Brian Adams. London: Charles Close Society,. Charles Close Society.
Hellyer, Roger (1992). The ‘Ten-Mile’ maps of the Ordnance Surveys. London: Charles Close Society, 2002pp. Charles Close Society.
Herries Davies, Gordon L . (1983). Sheets of Many Colours; the Mapping of Ireland’s Rocks 1750-1890. Dublin: Royal Dublin Society. 242pp. Hardback. Royal Dublin Society.
Herries Davies, Gordon L . (1995). North from the Hook: 150 years of the Geological Survey of Ireland. Dublin: Geological Survey of Ireland. 342pp. Hardback. Geological Survey of Ireland.
Hewitt, Rachel (2010). Map of a Nation; a Biography of the Ordnance Survey. London: Granta, 1st edition, 436pp. Granta.
Higley, Chris (2011). Old Series to Explorer; a Field Guide to the Ordnance Survey. London: Charles Close Society,. Harry Margary.
Howe, J.A. (1914). A Handbook to the Collection of the Kaolin, China-Clay and China-Stone in the Museum of Practical Geology. London:. HMSO.
Howe, J.A. (1914). A Handbook to the Collection of the Kaolin, China-Clay and China-Stone in the Museum of Practical Geology. London: HMSO,. HMSO.
India. Holland, Thomas H. (1926). Indian Geological Terminology; Memoirs of the Geological Survey of India. Geological Survey of India.
Nicholson, Tim (2002). The Birth of the Modern Ordnance Survey Small-scale Map; the Revised New Series. Charles Close Society.