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Hi Clive, I have a copy of what I think is the 1932 11th edition of the Stingemore map on card but it is slightly different from 1932-11thsmall.html on your website. Mine does not have the text box on the right-hand side with "One minute from St. James' Park Underground Station" or the inset map of Victoria Street (I can't read the remaining text at this resolution) and arrow to St James' Park station. It may be that this is over-printing to customise the map for a particular customer but I would be interested in your opinion. You are welcome to email me directly. Thank you for maintaining an interesting website. Best wishes, Tony (Anthony P) Smith

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I have a copy of the Underground Railway Map Issue 2 1938. None of the maps included show the Beck type. Have you seen this before?

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Hello. I found your website very interesting and I am currently making a light-hearted short audio documentary about the life of Harry Beck and I was wondering if it might be possible to talk to you about this. If you would be interested please drop me an email on ralphpetermiller@gmail.com. Cheers Ralph

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Great history, very interesting, thanks! The Mornington Crescent diagram linked in the 1936 section is 404ing - any chance of a re-up?

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Howdy! I found your site on the Underground Maps very helpful. I have, however, noticed a small error on the 1914 section: "Great Central Railway" should read "Central London Railway". No big deal but would be helpful if you could amend otherwise there might be a rash of misinformation vis "Did you know that the Great Central nearly went to Gunnersbury?"!. Cheers again - KAZ

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Hi Clive Just a quick email to advise that we have included a link (as 'Independent) to your comprehensive tube map info in our page 'Tube Map history' which is linked to from the footer of the home page of www.tubemap.com. Our site is best viewed through Chrome whilst IE9 is still awaited. We believe our site gives a further interesting take on the tube map by combining adjoining zoomable windows for the tube map & street map. All tube stations are clickable which then show on the street map which can also be looked at as an aerial satellite or hybrid view. Kind regards. Tim Atkins