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Lot 259

After Speed, Comitatus Northantanensis, a hand-coloured map, 42cm x 49cm.

Lot 154

An early 20th Century scroll of a map of the world

Lot 307

A 20th century engraved map of Praga, 28x109cm

Lot 291

3 King & Country German WW2 German Forces 1944 sets. Advance To Attack (WSS48) 4 Waffen SS soldiers - with mine and rifle, signalling with Luger, crouching with rifle and crouching with Schmeisser machine gun. Plus Panzer Meyer Set (WSS173) two soldiers - Hitlerjugend 12SS Div – Officer with map and soldier with Schmeisser. Plus Volksturm Off To Battle (WSS182) soldier with hand held mortar. All boxed with packing. Contents VGC-Mint. (See inside front cover)

Lot 416

2 WWII A1 posters: “Britain’s Air Offensive: RAF Attacks on Germany” with map of Germany showing the place name and type of target (factory, railway, aerodrome, etc) and the no. of raids carried out on it; and “Coughs and Sneezes Spread Diseases” with picture on a wall of a criminal “Wanted for Sneezing to the Public Danger”. GC

Lot 306

King & Country Wheels and Tracks series German WW2 Afrika Korps. Panzer Mk111 tank (AK50). Finished in desert sand camouflage complete with removable turret and tank commander, calling holding map. Boxed with packing. Contents VGC-Mint. Plate 8

Lot 44

Dearn, Thomas Downes Wilmot - An Historical Topographical and Descriptive account of the Weald of Kent, 8vo, contemporary calf, with map and 8 plates, Cranbrook 1814

Lot 36

Oxford - The Oxford University and City Guide, 8vo, half cloth with plates and folding map of the city, Oxford 1827

Lot 359

A modern watercolour and reproduction map

Lot 105

Yes “One owner from new” and owned by the man that bought us rear window louvres and shiny plastic hub caps, things that were the absolute “must have” back in the 70’s. Just about every one over 40 would have owned an “Autoplas” product at some point.Being an ardent lover of Jaguar cars the owner of this one, now sadly passed away, would buy a jag, keep it until he wanted another or a new model XJ came out then buy that, he never sold the old ones, just parked them up in his garages!This is what happened to this lovely XJ12 Saloon, it was driven into the garage 22 odd years ago and that was where it stayed until now. It was like a time warp, exactly as he left it!With only 64,890 miles on the clock not much will be worn out and the engine runs. The body work has survived well with very little rust just various “storage marks” Inside, apart from the drivers foot well that has its original floor mat the other 3 foot wells have expensive and very thick shag pile over mats, these have been there from new so you can imagine what the carpets are like underneath, new! The leather needs no more than a deep clean and feed. The electric windows are temperamental, sticky switches probably. In the boot is the original Jaguar tool kit in its box plus the jack and original owners book, there is even a Jaguar map showing where Jaguar dealers are round the country (For our younger visitors, a map is like a fold out Sat Nav. Sorry couldn’t resist).This is a superb opportunity for someone, yes it needs recommissioning but it’s a One Owner low mileage 1986 5.3 V12 XJ12 and even better, it still has its “Auto-plas” rear window louvre in place!!

Lot 2021

The burrows RAC county map and Gazetteer of Lancastershire plus Isle of Man along with a quantity of Wonders of the World Engineering Magazine, etc

Lot 2123

'A Narrative of Missionary Enterprises in the South Sea Islands', by John Williams, with map and engravings by G Baxter, pub London 1838, cloth gilt, 'Memoirs of The Life of the Rev. John Williams, Missionary to Polynesia' by Ebenezer Prout, pub London 1843 half calf, two vols Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Lot 2140

Large early 20th century linen backed folding map of Yorkshire E.R. Holderness Road, 'The Yorkshire Domesday' pub London 1992 (2) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Lot 149

Cary, G & J. A Collection of 5 of 6 Maps of India / Hindoostan, 1824. London: G & J. Cary, 1824. First Edition. 96 x 52cm Approx. (38 x 21 Inches Approx.). The collection of 5 canvas backed folding maps in original green box comprise: (1) Lacks map of North West of the country; (2) A New map of Hindoostan (3) Area to the West including Bombay and areas coloured according to which Moosulam Chiefs Reign; (4) Area adjacent to the Bay of Bengal; (5) The lower portion of India with the sea and part of North Ceylon; (6) Overland Map of the countries between India and Europe. Scarce. 38 by 21in. (96.5 by 53.3cm)

Lot 118

1646 Map of Connaught, by Joannes Jansson. A hand-coloured engraved map, `Provincia Connachtiae - The Province of Connaugt`, based on Speed`s earlier work., as published in the 1646 edition of Novus Atlas, French edition, unframed. Sheet size 16 by 20.50in. (40.6 by 52.1cm)

Lot 130

1795 Map of Ireland by Franz von Reilly A hand-coloured, engraved map, 'Karte von Ireland nach Jefferys Neu Vereichnet herausgegeeben', Ireland, Wales and the West of Scotland and England, by Franz Joseph von Reilly (1766-1820), published Vienna, 1795. 20.50 by 27.50in. (52.1 by 69.9cm)

Lot 155

Priestly, Raymond E. Antarctic Adventure. Scott's Northern Party T. Fisher Unwin, 1914. first edition. 8vo. blue & silver pictorial cloth with the picture of the Antarctic camp on the front cover, and of three men on the spine, 382pp, 150 illustrations, map.

Lot 185

Dodgson Lieutenant-Colonel D.S. General Views & Special Points of Interest of the City of Lucknow From drawings made by the Author. London, 1860, printed by Day & Son. Includes 28 coloured plates and a map. Large folio. 22 by 15in. (55.9 by 38.1cm)

Lot 73

1916 Sinn Féin Rebellion Handbook 1917 edition of the Handbook, an extremely useful reference on the 1916 Rising. Including casualty lists and lists of prisoners. Complete with printed map illustrating the areas of fighting in Dublin. Published by the Weekly Irish Times.

Lot 131

1837 Map of Ireland, by James Fraser. A hand-coloured engraved pocket map of Ireland, laid on fine linen between embossed green cloth boards, gilt, showing the main roads and cross roads; and shipping routes. Published by William Curry, Dublin. 22 by 17.25in. (55.9 by 43.8cm)

Lot 120

1685 Map of Offaly by Sir William Petty. A hand-coloured, engraved map, The King's County, by Sir William Petty (1623-1687), mounted. 15.25 by 19in. (38.7 by 48.3cm)

Lot 141

1781 Map or Chart of the Atlantic Ocean. A hand-coloured engraved map, A new map or chart in Mercator's projection of the Western or Atlantic Ocean, with part of Europe, Africa and America, published by John Bew, 1781. 16.50 by 21in. (41.9 by 53.3cm) MAPS

Lot 132

1846 Lewis's Atlas Comprising the Counties of Ireland and a General Map of the Kingdom, London, 1846. 4to, brown cloth embossed and gilt.

Lot 552

Bilton William. The Angler in Ireland. An Englishman’s Ramble through Connaught and Munster during the Summer of 1833. Richard Bentley 1834, two volumes bound as one, first edition, folding map of Connemara, modern half tan calf, red title label.

Lot 138

1757 Map of part of North America, by Gilles Robert de Vaugondy. A large, hand-coloured, engraved map, Partie de l`Amerique Septentrionale, qui Comprend le Cours De l`Ohio, la Nlle. Angleterre, la Nlle. York, le New Jersey, la Pensylvanie, le Maryland la Virginie, la Caroline. Map of the colonies between the Ohio and Mississippi rivers and the Atlantic with an inset at upper left that continues the main map from Cape Fear south through the Carolinas and Georgia to F. St. Georges. 19.50 by 24.50in. (49.5 by 62.2cm) MAPS

Lot 140

1780-1790 Map of North America, Virginia and Part of Maryland Rhode Island and Pennsylvania. Three engraved map, published by J. Bew, Paternoster Row; showing military and naval engagements in the 'present war', unframed. 11.25 by 15.50in. (28.6 by 39.4cm) MAPS

Lot 114

1607-1800 Collection of eight early printed maps of Ireland and the British Isles. An outline coloured, engraved map of Ireland, oriented westwards, by William Camden, Hiberniae Ireland Anglis Yverdon, 1607; an engraved map of Ireland, by Robert Morden from Camden's Britannia, 1695, with Newry spelt correctly; a coloured engraved map of Ireland by Richard Blome, A Map of the Kingdome of Ireland, c.1700; two18th century maps of Ireland by John Cary and Samuel Dunn; Britain and Ireland by Rapin and a plan of the Town of Wexford by Peter Fannin, Master in the Navy, 1800, with key showing the 'houses destroyed by the rebels in June 1798'. unframed (8) The largest sheet 25 by 18in. (63.5 by 45.7cm)

Lot 127

Circa 1760 Map of Ireland, by John Rocque The Kingdom of Ireland Divided into Provinces Counties and Baronies. Showing the Archbishopricks, Bishopricks, Cities, Boroughs, Market Towns, Villages, Barracks, Mountains, Lakes, Bogs, Rivers, Bridges, Ferries, Passes...". With large decorative title cartouche in top left corner and inset map of the sea coasts of Great Britain and Ireland bottom right. A very large engraved map, printed on 4 sheets, In two sections North & South. Colouring to the county and provincial borders. Unframed. The larger (Southern) section 25.75 by 39.50in. (65.4 by 100.3cm) MAPS

Lot 142

1808 Map of the North Eastern Seaboard of the United States. A hand-coloured engraved map, A New Map of Part of the United States of North America, containing those of New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia from the latest Authorities. by John Cary, Published by New Universal Atlas. 1808. 20.50 by 23in. (52.1 by 58.4cm) MAPS

Lot 115

1602 Map of Ireland, by Abraham Ortelius A hand-coloured, engraved map, Hiberniæ Britannicæ, a map of Ireland from the 1602 Latin edition of Theatrum Orbis Terrarum by Abraham Ortelius (1530-1585), mounted. 14 by 19in. (35.6 by 48.3cm)

Lot 117

17th century, Hiberniae, Map of Ireland by William Camden Hiberniae Ireland Anglis Yvrndon Britannis Erin incolis... A hand-coloured, engraved map of Ireland, oriented to the west, strapwork cartouche and compass rose, engraved by William Hole and published in the seventh edition of Camden's 'Britannia', 1610, framed. 10.75 by 13.50in. (27.3 by 34.3cm)

Lot 125

1750 Map of Ireland by Gilles Robert De Vaugondy A hand-coloured engraved map, Royaume D’Irlande divise en ses quatre Provinces, et subdivise en Comtes, Paris, 1750, decorative cartouche, unframed. 19.50 by 24.50in. (49.5 by 62.2cm)

Lot 133

1854 Wyld's pocket map of Ireland. Wyld (James), engraved map with contemporary outline colouring, A Map of Ireland divided into Provinces and Counties shewing the Great and the Cross Roads with the distances of the Principal Towns from Dublin. Also the Steam communications from the Out Ports and the average time of passage, the 24 sections laid on linen, in slip-case,1854. 31 by 23in. (78.7 by 58.4cm)

Lot 183

Belfast Naturalists Field Club, Guide to Belfast and the Adjacent Counties. Belfast: Marcus Ward, 1874. 18mo, tan cloth with gilt and black lettering, 46 plates present, and folding map Index.

Lot 245

Two hand coloured map prints 'Gloucestershire' and 'Warwick shire' published by J Cary London engraver and map seller (34cm x 40cm including frame)

Lot 85

Map of Chesapeake Bay Wolf Trap To Smith Point copyright 1961 and two pen and ink sketches initialled R. W. H 07 depicting soldiers at river crossing and on horseback (3)

Lot 1187

Kingdon-Ward (Francis); 'The Mystery Rivers of Tibet', FIRST EDITION, pub., Seeley Service, London, 1923, in mustard coloured cloth boards, including fold out map, together with Kingdon-ward (Francis); 'From China to Hkamti Long', first edition, pub. Edward Arnold, London 1924, with dust jacket and fold out map, and Kingdon-ward (Francis); 'In Farthest Burma', first edition, pub., Seeley, Service & Co., London, 1921, cloth bound boards (3)

Lot 1186

Kingdon-Ward (Francis); 'The Riddle of the Tsangpo Gorges', FIRST EDITION, pub. Edward Arnold, 1926, in original cloth boards, with fold out map, a good copy with only minor foxing, particularly on page edges.

Lot 1189

Farrer (Reginald); 'On the Eaves of the World', 2Vols, FIRST EDITION, pub., Edward Arnold, London, 1917, volume 1 with fold out map, in gilt lettered cloth boards, together with Farrer (Reginald); 'The Rainbow Bridge', pub., Edward Arnold, London, 1921, in cloth boards (3)

Lot 1190

Fortune (Robert); 'Two Visits to the Tea Countries of China and the British Tea Plantations in the Himilaya', 2vols, Third Edition, pub John Murray, London, Volume 1 with fold out map, in blue cloth boards (2)

Lot 1185

Wilson (Ernest); 'China, Mother of Gardens' FIRST EDITION, pub. The Stratford Company, Boston, 1929, signed on the half-title page by the author, in cloth boards, with fold out map at back, together with Kingdon-Ward (Francis); 'The Romance of Plant Hunting, first edition, pub. Edward Arnold, London, 1924 and two first edition copies of Kingdon-Ward (Francis); 'Plant Hunting on the edge of the World', pub Victor Gollancz, London, 1930, one copy having been rebound (4)

Lot 1167

Winston Churchill; a photograph signed ("W.S. Churchill") on the mount, showing Churchill at the Cabinet Table, half length, facing the camera, some silvering at edges, image size 7½in x 6in (19cm x 15.25cm), overmounted and framed, together with two pictures of Churchill's W.W.2 map room (3)

Lot 67

CHRISTOPHER SAXTON coloured antique map of 'Montgomeryshire' with town plan of 'Montgomery', Sudbury & Humbell edition, 40 x 53cms

Lot 64

CHRISTOPHER SAXTON coloured antique map of 'Anglesey' with cartouche, compass and scale, 30.5 x 20cms

Lot 68

CHRISTOPHER SAXTON coloured antique map of 'The Countie of Radnor…' with town plan and crest, 39 x 52cms

Lot 25

JOHN LLOYD 'The Great Forest of Brecknock', London 1905. Large 4to. Very large folding map and 9 plates, in fine publishers half-crimson Morocco binding together with Coxe's 'Tour in Monmouthshire', Brecon 1904. One volume reprint with extra materials added, large 4to in fine red half calf binding

Lot 63

JOHN SPEED coloured and tinted antiquarian map of Carmarthenshire entitled 'Caermarden - Both Shyre and Towne Described, Anno 1662' Condition: excellent, without notable tears, glazed rear

Lot 66

JOHN OGILBY coloured road map being 'The Road from Prestaine….to Carmarthen', 37 x 46cms

Lot 1061

BARTHELEMY Jean Jaques, BARBIE DU BOEAGE J, Maps, Plans, Views and Coins of the Travels of Anacharsis..., London 1791, large 4to odd volume later cloth, 31 engravings present, map of Greece reinforced on folds, plate 28 laid on modern paper (1)

Lot 1054

CERVANTES, Don Quixote de la Mancha, Charles Jarvis translation, London 1801, 4vols, 8vo full calf, worn, folding map and 20 plates (4)

Lot 1069

CHURCHILL Winston, L.S. Sir, The Story of the Malakand Field Force, London 1898, first edition, 8vo green cloth, gilt titling, black endpapers, no errata slip before first map, 6 maps including 2 folding, no inscriptions, slight foxing to prelims (1) Condition Report / Extra Information Binding is firm.Rear endpapers good.

Lot 119

Hand-tinted map of Ireland circa 1785The 38x35cm map Published as the Act directs January 1st 1785 by C Dilly and C Robinson, London, framed and glazed, and a further map of Cheshire in an oak frame. (2)

Lot 1388

An unusual Map of London dated 1839 showing the Capital at the very beginning of the railway age, before it's great expansion into the suburbs

Lot 578

John Speed, a 17th century map of Somerset-Shire with later colouring, double page, 39cm x 52cm

Lot 103

'Scarborough', 'Malton' and 'Ayton Forge', three 18th century engravings hand coloured pub.J Walker, London and 'North Riding of Yorkshire', 19th century map by J Neele pub. Fullarton max 20cm x 25cm (4) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Lot 273

LOT OF VINTAGE COLLECTABLESincluding a horn powder flask, child's sealskin sporran, pair of French field glasses, Kings Arms brass trivet, sgian dubh, tie press, map measuring instruments and miniature embroidered pictures, 2 trays

Lot 1422

Canadian Pacific Map Railway lines in Canada checked for CCp lines nov 1947

Lot 1404

Surrey Woking an illustrated guide to Woking & surrounding district. Pub Chamber of Trade 1951 pp80 includes map and many period advertisements

Lot 1108

Bartholomew's Maps-Vintage Cloth-backed 'Half inch' maps- Oxford, Merseyside, Cornwall, Argyll, Kent, Herts and Bucks, Peck District, English Lakes, Warwickshire, Sussex, plus, a quarter inch map of Cork and Killarney, these maps are so attractive that they would look well framed in any office or den.

Lot 1014

National Grid Ordnance Survey - One-Inch Map Of Great Britain. Sheet 176 Exeter, Published 1946. Good.

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