Phyllis Pearsall’s famous 1936 map of London is available again. The company she founded, A to Z Maps, has published a fascimile reproduction of her map, coloured to simulate aging (the original was black ink on white paper, but would not look that way now after 73 years). They’ve also produced an online version of a portion of that map that is decidedly retro: a sepia-toned paper map with all the controls you’d expect from an online map. Via Mapperz.