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Click here to subscribeJOHN OGILBY coloured and tinted road map, plate no. 87 - 'The Road from Welshpool to Carnarvon in North Wales', 35.5 x 43 cms with text page details verso, OWEN & BOWEN coloured and tinted road map 1720, plates 57 & 58 - 'Northop to Holyhead', 18 x 12 cms, glazed verso and JOHN SENEX coloured and tinted road map, 1719 - 'The Road from London to Montgomery', 15.5 x 21 cms
Second World War R.A.F. silk escape map depicting Greece, Albania, Bulgaria (South), Turkey and Europe, Turkey in Asia (Western Seaboard), Crete (inset right) and on reverse side Slevakia (South), Poland (South), Hungary (South East), Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria (N. Central & E.), Croatia (East), Montenegro (East) and Albania (North)
Issued 2000-2001 AD. Comprising: three sealed Bank of Romania packs of 1000 notes each; pack serial numbers 028202 028204 and 0282XX (last two digits of last pack obscured by packaging); each pack signed; note serial numbers not visible. Obvs: solar system. Revs: map of Romania. Pick 112. 180 grams total, 150 x 66mm. [200] Uncirculated.
Issued 1999 AD. Comprising: three sealed Bank of Romania packs of 1000 notes each; pack serial numbers 038430 038431 and 038884; each pack signed; note serial numbers not visible. Obvs: solar system. Revs: map of Romania. Pick 111a. 2.39 kg total, 142 x 62mm. The image shown for the note has the serial number blacked out as this is a generic image only, to illustrate the design; the image of the three bank packs is of this lot, as offered. [3000] As issued, mint state.
Issued 1999 AD. Comprising: three sealed Bank of Romania packs of 1000 notes each; pack serial numbers 028202 028204 and 0282XX (last two digits of last pack obscured by packaging); each pack signed; note serial numbers not visible. Obvs: solar system. Revs: map of Romania. Pick 111a. 2.37 kg total, 142 x 62mm. The image shown for the note has the serial number blacked out as this is a generic image only, to illustrate the design; the image of the three bank packs is of this lot, as offered. [3000] As issued, mint state.
5th-1st century BC.A collection of mainly iron objects forming part of a grave assemblage, comprising: a throwing spear with barbed head and spike finial, ritually bent and broken; a thrusting spearhead with narrow leaf-shaped blade, median square rib, closed socket; a horse's snaffle bit with attachments; fragments of the lateral binding strip for a scabbard, one with a suspension ring; two bronze domed fittings; iron fittings for an organic vessel including a boss and radiating lobed arms, one bent beneath the boss, two substantial rings and a spiked staple; polaroid photograph of the group in conservation (with sword); detailed archaeological drawing of the group at 1:1 scale; detailed drawing of the group's disposition prior to excavation (with sword and vessel), dated 17th October 1986 with sketch map showing the site location close to a road junction near Aguilas, Murcia, Spain. 1.6 kg total, bit: 28cm (11"). Fair condition.Property of a London gentleman; acquired from a major Mayfair gallery; acquired on the London art market before 1999.The throwing spear had been bent and broken before deposition, a common practice in many parts of Europe in the Iron Age whereby items intended for burial had to be ritually 'killed' (put beyond use").
An early 20th century watercolour and bodycolour still life study of a copper vase containing apple blossom and pussy willow, 60 x 48 cm approx in carved oak frame with gilt slip together with a large coloured reproduction print of an 1806 map of London after Edward Mogg, 83 x 124 cm approx in wooden frame.
Richard Blome, Late 17th century engraving with later hand colouring, A map of Shropshire, 21cm x 26cm, Framed and glazed, with a watercolour by Noel Shepherdson, a colour print of a maiden on a wall with a basket of apples after Eugen von Blaas, a small print Speed Map of England 25.5cm x 34cm and two other items (6)
THROSBY (J), THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE ANCIENT TOWN OF LEICESTER, with engraved frontis, engraved plates - some folding - and map, 3/4 leather with marbled boards, Leicester, 1791; SELECT VIEWS IN LEICESTERSHIRE FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, 2 vols, numerous plates, c1790; POTTER (T), CHARNWOOD FOREST WITH ILLUSTRATIONS, engraved frontis and title vignette, two tone plates, green cloth, 1842; BURTON (W), A DESCRIPTION OF LEICESTERSHIRE, (later binding, portrait and title are hand written / drawn), London, 1622, and one other book (6) (AT FAULT)
FIFTEEN VARIOUS MINIATURESTo include: Ledaig 1974, Clynelish 12yo Ainslie & Heilbron, Lochside 1966 Signatory, Johnnie Walker Blue Label, Aberfeldy 15yo Flora & Fauna, Talisker 10yo (map label), Dallas Dhu 10yo, Glenturret 1972, Yamazaki 12yo, Linkwood 15yo, Talisker 8yo, Tomintoul-Glenlivet, Balvenie Founder's Reserve (cognac style bottle), Scapa 1983 and Glen Gordon 8yo. All 5cl. 15 bottles. CONDITION REPORT: Most good condition, viewing recommended.
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