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Petersen, C. C.


C. C. Petersen (fl. c. 1940 – 1950) was an advertising and publishing company based in Toronto Canada, but with distribution and licensing in both the United States and Canada. Petersen had contracts with the artist Stanley Francis Turner to publish pictorial 'war maps' during World War II. The company supplemented its income by selling advertisements on Turner's maps.
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Stanley Turner's first War Events Map? Weeks before the Nazi invasion of Russia.

Westinghouse Strategic War Map.

1941 (dated)
22.25 x 19.75 in (56.52 x 50.16 cm)
WestinghouseWarMapJun-petersen-1941

$300.00

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This is a 1941 Petersen / Westinghouse / Turner map of Europe embroiled in World War II (1939 - 1945), published weeks before the June 22, 1941, German invasion of the Soviet Union. The map chronicles events from the Anschluss of Austria in 1938 and the Nazi invasion of Poland on September 1, 1939, until June 3, 1942. While unsigned, this map was most likely drawn by Stanley Francis Turner, who went on to complete a popular series of similar maps for Westinghouse chronicling the progress of war. It is likely, thus, that this is Turner's first 'war map.' (more details)
Rare Second edition of Turner's 'Dated Events War Map'. - the earliest we've seen.

Dated Events War Map of the Pacific and Far East.

1942 (undated)
19.75 x 26.125 in (50.16 x 66.36 cm)
PacificFarEastSecond-turner-1942

$450.00

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This is a January 1942 Stanley Francis Turner Dated Events War Map of the Pacific and East Asia, published less than a month after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Turner produced the 'Dated Events War Map' series throughout World War II (1939 - 1945), creating more than 25 maps, which, as a whole, present a comprehensive cartographic overview of war events as they unfolded. The present map is the Second Edition, the earliest 'Dated War Events' map we have encountered - we've never seen the first issue. (more details)
WWII in the Pacific through October 1944.

Dated Events. On to Tokyo. Invasion Map of the Pacific and the Far East. Eighth Edition. / War in Europe. Dated Events.

1944 (dated)
20 x 26 in (50.80 x 66.04 cm)
OnToTokyo8th-turner-1944

$425.00

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This is a Stanley Francis Turner map of the Pacific Theater of World War II (1939 - 1945), published in late October or early November 1944. As with Turner's other World War II maps, short text boxes highlight important events during the war up to publication, in this case from the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, until the U.S. invasion of the Philippines on October 17, 1944. (more details)
The last year of WWII.

Dated Events Map of World Conquests Showing Axis Attempt at World Conquest.

1944 (dated)
17 x 38.5 in (43.18 x 97.79 cm)
WorldConquests-turner-1944

$650.00

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This 1944 Stanley Francis Turner map of Europe, Africa, and Asia illustrates the world on the eve of 1945, the final year of World War II (1939 - 1945). Text boxes scattered throughout chronicle important wartime events, including the D-Day invasion of France, the liberation of Paris, and MacArthur's return to the Philippines, along with numerous others. The United Nations are shaded red, while land controlled by the Axis is green. Light green areas (limited to Asia only) illustrate conquered areas still controlled by the Axis. Countries are labeled and bear their flag, while world capitals are marked by yellow banners and small icons of buildings. Illustrations of airplanes and warships dot the map. Aerial distance charts to Berlin and Tokyo also appear. A small inset along the bottom border illustrates southern Africa and Madagascar and uses the same color scheme to portray alliances. (more details)

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