Were these maps used in the field?

Some were: the British War Office maps of 1914 were made for officers. Most were made for the public, in atlases and newspapers, so that readers could follow a war from home.

How should a large folding war map be framed?

Flatten it under weight before framing rather than ironing it, hinge it with reversible paper tape onto acid-free board, and use UV-filtering glazing. Fold lines are normal on these maps and are part of their history.

Campaign maps

Campaign maps, seat-of-war maps and battle plans: the Napoleonic wars, the Franco-Prussian war, the American Civil War, the Crimea, both world wars and the campaigns of Hannibal and Alexander, as they were printed for the people following them.

5 pieces

Before 1700 1 1700 to 1789 5 1790 to 1815 5 1816 to 1899 13 1900 and after 5

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Rare Antique Wall-Map of North America: French and Indian War Boundaries, 1793

Campaign maps

Rare Antique Wall-Map of North America: French and Indian War Boundaries, 1793

Napoleonic Wars: Germany Allied Military Campaign Map by Ausfeld, 1814

Alexander the Great’s Empire Map, Classical Campaign Routes, c.1800

Antique Trojan War Map, Bellum Trojanum Mediterranean, Wilkinson 1815

Antique War Map of the Region of Mons 'Bergen', Belgium, circa 1810