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The firm of George Philip and Son was established in Liverpool in 1834, later moving to London. They were one of the largest firms of cartographers in Britain. In addition to producing their own maps they made maps for a number of other publishers including the Daily Mail. Philip’s maps show some of the most innovative and newest, as opposed to repurposed, mapping of the war. Unlike many of their competitors they have a number of maps which show the frontline rather than just the pre-existing topography. Together with the maps produced for the Daily Mail they are one of the more prolific map producers of World War One.
George Philip maps
Oversize 350: Philips' four sheet strategical map of Europe
C40 (104): Russia
C1 (150): Philips map of Central Europe
C1 (153): New hand-map of Europe
C1 (154): A map of Europe to illustrate territorial changes since 1914
Aa 1088: Modern Palestine and Syria
Aa 1091: The allied gains on the western front 1914 - 17
Aa 1092: The strategical record map of the western front 1914-18
Ab 2200: Philips' photo relief model war map of central Europe
Ab 2201: The new Europe
Ab 2202: The allies map of the western front
Ab 1479: Philips' large scale strategical war map of Europe : Southern area
Ab 1491: Philips' 2 miles to an inch strategic map of the British Front
Ab 1492: Philips' large scale strategical war map of Europe : The Balkans
Ab 1493: Philips'contoured-map of the Anglo-French front
Ab 1500: Philips' large scale strategical war map of Europe : Central & Eastern area
Ab 1501: Philips' large scale battle front map of Europe
Ab 1502: Philips' large scale strategical war map of Europe : Western area
Ab 1503: Philips' large scale strategical war map of Europe : Western area
Ab 1505: Philips' strategical map of Mesopotamia and Asia Minor
Ab 1507: Philip's strategical map of Palestine, Syria and Sinai Peninsula