W. H. Ireland - "England's Topographer or A New and Complete History of the County of Kent", published by George Virtue, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London, July 1828 (four volumes complete with folding map of Kent and numerous steel engravings, all fully bound in dark green leather), and J.M. Russell - "The History of Maidstone", published by William S. Vivish, 28 Kings Street, Maidstone 1881 (one volume), and Mr Marshall - "The Rural Economy of the Southern Counties", London 1798 (volume one of two volumes bearing library stamp "The Castle St Helena", latter both with leather bindings)
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Johnson & Browning, New York. Carte de la Floride.Gravure vers 1861, certificat d'authenticité au dos.33x39 cm.This map of Florida was published by Johnson & Browning of New York in 1861. Compiled, drawn and engraved under the supervision of J.H.Colton and A.J. Johnson, this map was part of johnson's New Illustrated Family Atlas. The coloring is a combination of block printing and hand stencil.Beaux-Arts Paintings & SculptureCartes - Maps - Karten
Gregor Grey (fl.1870s-1911) DUCKLINGS, 1893 oil on canvas signed and dated lower left 13½ x 20¾in. (34.29 x 52.71cm) Gregor Grey was the son of Charles Grey RHA (c.1808-1892) and brother of the painters Alfred Grey RHA (1845-1926), Edwin Landseer Grey and James Grey and the engraver Charles Malcolm Grey. Gregor exhibited every year at the RHA from 1877-1911, averaging three to four exhibits a year - the most that a non-RHA member could possibly hope to have accepted. He also showed twice at the Oireachtas Art Exhibitions of 1906 and 1907. His works tended to be on a rustic theme and featured quaint, aneccdotal titles. Grey earned - albeit unwittingly - some modicum of posterity when James Joyce included in Ulysses a character called Gregor Grey who was the designer of Gallaher's map and whose career was given "a leg up" by illustrating an advertisement.
A WWII Ordnance Survey map of Greater London, Military Edition 'Not to be published' Special District (Relief) Map, First Pub. 1935, together with a pair of binoculars, a Chestermans tape measure, a WWII Wren's dark blue felt cap, button and three badges, and two leather and snake skin covered flasks, circa 1940's, one with cast white metal lid, 20cm. (10)
A 19th c. book of hand written Music scores accompanied by a letter referring to Insurance dated 6th May, 1882, a leather bound gold leaf edged Book in Latin 'Forest School', inscribed 'Forest School Prize for Greek Studies, award to H. May, 1874, together with a 1950's road map of East Africa.
Speed (John) The West Ridinge of Yorkeshyre with the most Famous and fayre Citie Yorke described, 1610 or later, John Sudbury and George Humbell [Humble], hand-coloured engraved map, an early issue with scrollwork border, inset town plan of York, strapwork cartouche and seven armorials, 385 x 510mm, browned, small margins; English text to verso, unframed [and] The North and East Ridins of Yorkshire, 1610 or later, Sudbury and Humble, hand-coloured engraved map with inset plans of Richmond and Hull, wide margins (chipped), framed and glazed (2)
Ireland.- A survay of the towne & landes of Ballinebruoly [Ballynaboley] in ye countie of Kilkenny... Survay'd for Crafford Esq..., manuscript estate map, pen and ink, torn and repaired, folds, edges with tears, 395 x 305mm., 20th February 1698; and another small survey of land in Ireland, 1704, v.s., v.d. (2).
Britain in India & Central Asia.- Edwardes (Maj. Herbert B.) A Year on the Punjab Frontier, in 1848-49, 2 vol., first edition, engraved portrait, plates and plans, some folding, 3 chromolithographed plates, large folding engraved map with routes supplied by hand (mounted on linen), contemporary half calf, joints split, 1851 § Cotton (Lt.-Gen. Sir Sydney) Nine Years on the North-West Frontier of India, from 1854 to 1863, engraved frontispiece, folding map, some spotting and soiling, 1868 § Hutchinson (Col. H.D.) The Campaign in Tirah 1897-1898, folding map, plates, 1898, first editions, all but the first original cloth, the second rebacked preserving old spine, the last damp-stained, all rubbed; and 2 others on Chitral, 8vo (6)
Britain in India & Central Asia.- Edwardes (Maj. Herbert B.) A Year on the Punjab Frontier, in 1848-49, 2 vol., presentation copy from the author to Sir John Hobhouse with printed leaf in red tipped in at beginning, engraved portrait, plates and plans, some folding, 3 chromolithographed plates, lacking large folding map, 1851 § Nevill (Capt. H.L.) Campaigns on the North-West Frontier, plates and maps, 5 folding and in pocket at end, 1912 § Kaye (J.W.) Lives of Indian Officers, 2 vol., ink inscriptions on titles, some gatherings becoming loose, 1867, first editions, original cloth, the first pictorial gilt and rebacked preserving original spines, all rubbed, most spines faded; and 6 others, India, mostly North-West Frontier but including a defective copy of vol.V of The Delhi Sketchbook of 1854, 8vo & 4to (11)
Britain in India & Central Asia.- Greenwood (Lt. Joseph) Narrative of the late Victorious Campaign in Affghanistan, under General Pollock..., first edition, tinted lithographed frontispiece, 4 engraved plates, folding map, some leaves slightly frayed at fore-edge, 1844 § Sale (Lady Florentia) A Journal of the Disasters in Affghanistan, 1841-2, first edition, with advertisement for 'Portraits of the Cabul Prisoners' on blue paper tipped in at beginning, 2 lithographed maps, one folding, 12pp. publisher's catalogue at end, 1843 § Eyre (Lt. Vincent) The Military Operations at Cabul, fifth edition, folding lithographed plan, 4pp. catalogue at end, 1843 § Ashe (Major Waller, editor) Personal Records of the Kandahar Campaign..., occasional spotting, 1881 § Forbes (Archibald) the Afghan Wars 1839-42 and 1878-80, plates and plans, 6pp. publisher's catalogue at end, 1892 § Masson (Charles) Legends of the Afghan Countries. In Verse, foxed and soiled, 1848, some foxing, the first two modern cloth preserving original cloth on upper covers, the rest original cloth, rubbed or worn, some spines faded; and 9 others on Afghanistan including vol.1 & 2 only of Masson's 3 vol. Narrative...in Balochistan, Afghanistan, and the Panjab of 1842, 8vo (15)
Britain in India & Central Asia.- Hamley (Lt.-Col. E.Bruce) The Story of the Campaign of Sebastopol, 9 lithographed plates, some chromolithographed or finished by hand, 2 folding, folding map, contemporary half calf, rebacked, Edinburgh & London, 1855 § Ferrier (J.P.) Caravan Journeys and Wanderings in Persia, Afghanistan, Turkistan, and Beloochistan, 2 plates, folding engraved map, ex-library copy, later half calf, 1856 § Wolff (Rev. Joseph) Narrative of a Mission to Bokhara..., third edition, lithographed portrait on india paper and mounted, 16pp. publishers' catalogue at end, original cloth, faded and stained, spine ends worn, 1846 § Marvin (Charles) The Russians at Merv and Herat..., plates, folding map, original pictorial cloth, recased, new endpapers, 1883, all but the third first editions; and 2 others including a fourth edition of the third, 8vo (6)
Britain in India & Central Asia.- Hough (Major W.) A Narrative of the March and Operations of the Army of the Indus, in the Expedition into Affghanistan in the years 1838-1839, first edition, folding lithographed map with outline hand-colouring, with 95pp. Appendix, Errata & Addenda at end and slip re Addenda bound in at beginning, map and title lightly foxed, modern half morocco, spine gilt and slightly rubbed & faded, 8vo, Calcutta, 1840. ⁂ Scarce first edition of the account of the British advance into Afghanistan during the First Anglo-Afghan War of 1839-42 which ended in disaster. The first English edition was published the following year.
Middle East.- Ortelius (Abraham) Palestinae sive Totius Terrae Promissionis Nova Descriptio, the Holy Land and Nile Delta, with north oriented to upper right, large strapwork title and dedication cartouches, with five ships and a sea monster, engraved map with original hand-colouring, 350 x 460mm., Latin text verso, browning at foot of central fold, [vdB 171], Amsterdam, [1592].
Polar.- Nansen ( Fridtjof) Through Siberia: The Land of the Future, translated by Arthur G.Chater, first edition, half-title, 3 folding maps, numerous plates, ink inscription on front free endpaper, original cloth, rubbed, spine a little faded, split to lower joint, 1914; "Farthest North" being the Record of a Voyage of Exploration of the Ship Fram 1893-96..., 20 original parts, first edition, with numerous plates and illustrations but lacking the loosely-inserted colour lithograph plate and folding map, advertisement leaves at beginning and end of most parts (browned), original pictorial wrappers printed in red and black, uncut, a little rubbed, slight fraying or chipping to spine ends, preserved in two modern cloth folders and slip-cases, 1898, 8vo (3)
Polar.- Pitt (Moses), A Map of the North-Pole and the parts Adjoining, with vignette view of Inuit's spear fishing and a European whaling expedition, with inset map of Nova Zembla, engraved map with hand-colouring, on laid paper, 460 x 590 mm. (18 1/8 x 23 1/4 in), central vertical fold, light even browning, surface dirt, handling creases, 1680
World.- Hall (Sidney) A New General Atlas..., 53 hand-coloured double-page engraved maps mounted on stubs, with Addenda/Erratum slip to Index, title browned and frayed at upper edge, maps with occasional light foxing but generally clean, creasing to Index leaves at end especially final leaf, contemporary half calf, worn, lacking upper cover, lower cover & spine detached, Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, [?1849] § Black's General Atlas, 61 engraved maps by Hall, Hughes & others, all but 2 hand-coloured, 15 double-page (7 with 2 maps joined together and mounted on stubs), some browing or soiling, water-staining to lower outer corner but not affecting maps, contemporary half morocco, a little worn and stained, Edinburgh, A. & C.Black, 1851, folio; sold not subject to return (2) ⁂ The first is with the map of Australia showing only Western Australia, New South Wales, Australia Felix, and South Australia; Van Diemen's Land divided into 19 Police districts (counties); the United States with "Northwest Territory", "Indian Territory", New Mexico and Texas at the western edge; British North America with "Upper California", Oregon and Alaska as "Russian Territory".
Saxton (Christopher & Kip, William), Suffolciae Comitatus, hand-coloured engraved map, attractive strap work title cartouche,framed and glazed. The mount reads William Kip-1607,approx. 29 x 37 cm. together with a John Ogilby - Ogilby's Britannia (1675) The Road from London to Norwich, hand-coloured engraved map, attractive title, approx 42 x 37 cms and two printed maps of Gloucestershire and Norfolk. (4)
Two 20th Century watercolours, one by D.N. Morgan, a woodland scene, signed, 36cm x 47cm and a loch scene signed Grieg Hall, a reproduction print Squadron Leader Douglas Bade, with signature below, 26.5cm x 21.5cm and modern screen-prints, 'view of Westbourne Grove and View of Braziers Park' and another modern print , Christina M. C. Sheriff 'Fishers Lane from the River Cambridge' 1929, Etching, Signed in pencil to the margin, 23cmx 26cm, a map of Egypt, John Tallis and Company, London and another of Mexico, acolour print of a soldier standing beside another on horseback, 40cm x 30cm and a print of a figure looking towards a cottage
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