FIFTEEN VINTAGE LINEN BACKED FOLDING MAPS OF GREAT BRITAIN, mainly Bartholomew's: PEAK DISTRICT, LAKE DISTRICT, CHESHIRE, YORKSHIRE COAST, ENGLAND & WALES (AA), one lacking cover, together with JARRODLDS 'RIVERS & BROADS OF NORFOLK & SUFFOLK' ,and the 'HANDIEST' MAP OF LONDON', both folding paper maps, and a copy of LET'S GO FOR A RUN' published by the Manchester Evening News, (18)
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F. Honicke, oil on board, LMS locomotive 'The Kolnapur', signed, 19 x 29.5in., unframed, English School after Beardsley, pen and ink, interior with nude, 27 x 21in., Christopher Saxton and William Kip, coloured engraving, map of Northamptoniae, 12.5 x 14.5in. and Frederick Halpern, etching with aquatint, coastal scene, Colombo from Mount Lavinia, signed 21/25, 8 x 10in.
A group of three 19th century hand coloured and engraved maps all published by Greenwood and Co, comprising a Map of the County of Lincoln, published January 26th 1831, 63 by 71cm, framed and glazed, a Map of Kent, possibly later impression, but first published July 4th 1829, 62 by 73cm, framed and glazed 72 by 91cm, both engraved by Josiah Neele and a Map of Lancaster, published 24th February 1830, engraved by J Dower, 67 by 67cm, framed and glazed 83 by 88cm. (3)
A group of three 19th and 20th century hand coloured and engraved maps all published by Greenwood and Co, comprising a Map of the County of Norfolk, published 1st April 1934, engraved by J & C Walker, 60 by 72cm, framed and glazed 79 by 91cm, a Map of the County of Suffolk, published 26th January 1830, engraved by Josiah Neele, 62 by 72cm, framed and glazed 80 by 91cm and Essex, published 1st January 1831, 65 by 74cm, framed and glazed 88 by 98cm. (3)
A handkerchief commemorating the Boer Wars, entitled 'The Absent Minded Beggar, with musical score and words surrounding a map of South Africa, with portrait of Queen Victoria bottom right, 44 by 46.5cm, together a handkerchief entitled Souvenir De Salonique, commemorating 'Le Squelette Du Zeppelin L Z 85... Abattu Par Les Allies dans la Nuit du 4 au 5 Mai 1916, 31 by 31cm, a handkerchief case embroidered Souvenir a Salonica 1917, a pair of baby's shoes, a turned needlecase and a Vintage Singer Sewing Machine instruction booklet. (6)
Taunt H. : A New Map of the River Thames, C. 1885. Fifth Ed. Small 8vo. Original calf binding with gilt titling & illustrations ( professionally re-backed ), aeg. Mounted photo frontis, text with sectional maps h/c in outline together with smaller mounted photos. Many contemporary adverts with engraved illustrations.
John Betts : World Atlas ( Lacking title page ) C.1840. Folio volume with 20 double page maps including two of the hemispheres. Every map has an upper and lower heading which reads 'The London Series of Sixpenny Maps' which may indicate that the volume is a less common edition of Betts' Family Atlas. Each map is coloured with deeper hand - coloured outlines. CONDITION REPORT: The boards are detached and the volume lacks the title page but, given the presence of the hemisphere maps, may be complete.
James Wyld : Siege of Sevastopol : The Environs of Sevastopol with the Batteries and Approaches, September 1st. 1855. Seventh Edition. One sheet dissected in 9 sections and mounted on linen, hand coloured in outline and detail. The map shows troop positions, siege trenches and fortifications erected by the opposing armies. Gun emplacements & tragectories are also shown. Inset plan of Eupatoria.
Blome R. : Mapp of the County of Midlesex, Mapp of the County of Surrey and Mapp of the County of Sussex' possibly from Taylor's England Exactly Described in 1715. Strip 'Road map from London to the 196 milestone in the way to St. David's measured from Cornhill' - Universal Magazine,1766? All mounted, framed & glazed.
Leicester & Leicestershire : Large scale maps. Two elephant portfolios containing 70+ sheet maps of Leicestershire with 6" to 1 mile scale, dating mainly from 1950. Together with a large linen-backed, sectional map ( in two halves ) of the city of Leicester, 25" to 1 Mile scale with Anglican parish boundaries outlined by hand, C.1930s.
"The Battle of Waterloo - ( A Plan / Map ) Taken on the spot after the action of the 18th. June 1815, Presented & Dedicated with permission to H.R.H., the Duke of York, by Lieut. Tyler 2nd. G.B." Linen backed, h/c, engraved map, 47cm x 29cm, depicting troop dispositions ( with key ), geographical features and brief annotations providing a chronological account of the battle. A scarce, 1st.Ed. copy of possibly the first commercially available of the battle published about 6 weeks after.
A George III twenty-stick paper and boxwood fan, printed with a List of Steward's appointed for the several Meetings of Archers on Blackheath, for the Year 1793, surmounted by a hand-coloured map of North-Western Europe, the sinister margin with an archer, inscribed with verse and further wit, boxwood guards and bone fastening pegs, 25.7cm long, dated 1793

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