Bath Face Mask / Neck Gaiter with vintage map print of Bath by John Rapkin, 1851 rome 000 miles long

000 miles long

American and Canadian forces finally took control of the North Sea and started bombing Nazi Germany into smithereens

but before Europe had marched through and colonialised much of the continent

but it does have one rather interesting aspect: this 1834 map contains England and Wales' railways and roads

Glasgow Green still dominates much of the riverside - but back in the 1850s it was known as the Low Green

Bath Face Mask / Neck Gaiter with vintage map print of Bath by John Rapkin, 1851 rome 000 miles longThis is a designer face mask neck gaiter featuring a lovely old map of Bath, engraved in 1851 by John Rapkin and published by J. Tallis & Co. Bath in 1851 looks surprisingly similar to Bath of today! The Circus and Royal Crescent are still there, of course, as is Bath Abbey in the bottom right corner. This face shield can be used as a headband, bandana, balaclava, wristband or neck warmer. This is not a medical grade face mask, but it could still help