FOLDING MAPS: LOPEZ (Don Thomas): 'Map of Spain and Portugal...considerably improved and corrected from the nine-sheet map of Spain and Portugal by E Bentelle..' London, John Stockdale, 1808. Copper engraved map hand coloured in outline, printed on paper and laid on linen, folding into 15 sections and contained in original brown card slipcase with printed label to one side. Together with approx 30 folding maps, 19th-20th century, various sizes and subjects. (Quantity).
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ERDESWICKE (Sampson): 'A Survey of Staffordshire. Containing the Antiquities of that County, with a Description of Beeston Castle in Cheshire...' London, printed for E Curll, 1717, 8vo, period calf boards, heavily rubbed with crude tape repair to spine, initial gathering loose, folding map detached and backed onto linen: together with 21 other volumes, largely 20th century northern topography to include 'Bulmer's History & Directory of Derbyshire for 1895' and an old scrapbook of cuttings/engravings pertaining to Lincolnshire. (22)
NASH (Treadway Russell): 'Collections for the History of Worcestershire...', printed by John Nichols, 1781-2: 2 vols: folio, contemp calf gilt boards, later rebacked: with folding county map, numerous copper engraved plates correct as per list, some fraying to head caps, scattered light foxing/offsetting but a good set overall. (2)
DOMINICA: Abstract of the Quarterly Contingent Account of the Government of Dominica from the 1st September to 1st December 1796. Original manuscript on folio sheet, split along some folds, 22 x 17 inches: plus a receipt for salary dated 1800: includes hire of schooner to take dispatches and expenses in carrying despatches to Sir R Abercrombie in Martinique: together with: Dominica 'Particulars of a Valuable Sugar Estate know as Cane Field in the parish of St Paul...' 28th July 1869, printed bifolium folded into four. (Small quantity) The lot also includes a modern colour copy of the period map relating to the last named estate.
JEFFERYS (Thomas, Geographer): 'The East Indies, with the roads..' large engraved hand coloured map, printed on paper and laid onto linen, rolled on wooden stave, approx 140 x 95cm, soiled and water stained: together with an early map of Winchester of similar size, also rolled and in very poor condition, for sale with all faults and not subject to return. (2)
DEVON & CORNWALL: CAREW-POLE PAPERS, 1839-1939: a collection of documents and publications relating to the Carew-Pole family, comprising rental books for Mr Carew, 1839 & 1866 (Cornwall), folios, 92pp & 52pp respectively, marbled/parchment wrappers: manuscript indenture for the Pole-Carew lands, large folio approx 100pp, manuscript on parchment in folding leather covers: sale catalogues for the Shute estate, sold by Robert Love Auctioneers 1929 (folio, 3 vols in 1, key plan and 8 others folding): various maps, including 4 Ordnance Survey maps of lands in Antony and south of Saltash, map of Wearde (Cornwall) dated 1939, Testament of Appropriation Re: Sir Frederick Arundell Delapole 1926, etc. (Quantity)
DUNN (Samuel): 'Persia, Divided into its Great Provinces..' London, printed for Robert Sayer, 1774: engraved map hand coloured in outline: 'A New Plan of the Straits, situated to the East of Java and Madura commonly called the Straits of Bali..', circa 1760: together with a map of Artesia by Kaeris circa 1630 hand coloured, all three framed and glazed. (3)
AFTER W. SIMPSON "The Camp of the First Division", colour lithograph by M. MORIN, together with five others AFTER SIMPSON, lithographic prints to include "Russian Rifle Pit", "The Valley of the Shadow of Death", "Funeral Cortege of Lord Raglan", Leaving Headquarters", "The Town Batteries or Interior Fortifications of Sebastapol" and "The North Side of the Harbour of Sebastapol", together with a modern colour print of the map of the UK
Bermuda: Stark's Illustrated Bermuda Guide (1902), "A Description of Everything on or About These Places of Which the Visitor or Resident May Desire Information including there History, Inhabitants, Climate, Agriculture, Geology, Government and Resources", two copies one with a folded Map of the Island (in insert at back) and 'Bermudian' illustration on the back cover, the other with attached maps and 'Pretoria & Trinidad' illustration on the back cover, also the 1890 edition this with 'Orinoco & Trinidad' on reverse, this with stains
Collection of u/m mostly definitive issues in blue binder incl 1938-50 set (with extra 1s and 5s), 1952 set, 1960-66 Birds set, 1968 set, 1971 set and 1972 set, also Falkland Islands Dependencies 1949 thick and thin Map sets plus thick set in horizontal pairs, one of each with the 'Gap in 80th parallel' variety, South Georgia 1971-76 set with additional printings etc, fine throughout (250+)
Collection in one volume from 1945 to 1990, a mixture if unused and used incl range of 1945-46 Democratic Republic opts, Independent state incl 1954 Bao Long to 100p u/m, South Vietnam run-through but excl scarcer stamps, North Vietnam 1946 25c blue opt on Indo-China, 1948 Ho Chi Minh perf 7 2d and 5d, 1851 Ho Chi Minh & Map 100d green imperforate pair used, 1954 Victory at Dien Bien Phu perf set, 1955-56 Land Reform set unused, 1956 Ret of Gov't to Hanoi 2000d unused, 1956 Tran Dang Ninh, 1956-58 Bai Thuong Dam perf 11 set unused and perf 12½ set used, 1956 50d on 5d red unused (2), 1957 40th Anniversary of Russian Rev set on first day sheet then good later range, cond mostly fine (Few Hundreds)
Bermuda: Small selection comprising two vols each of The Story of Bermuda (Hudson Strode), Bermuda Today (1958 1st issues) one signed by William Zuill (Author) and Beautiful Bermuda - 1913 re-bound but without maps and 1929 with map (pen marking of front cover), also one copy of Trees and Plants of the Bermudas (Zuill)
1938-55 ½d green to £1 ultramarine and carmine (SG 249/66b) large part o.g., generally fine, with additional 2½d brown and green 'Map' (Die II) perf 13½ marginal plate '1,1' block of eighteen (6 x 3) being the complete bottom three rows of the sheet with De La Rue imprint, stamp seventeen [R 10/5] variety 'Extra island' (SG 256ba), a few separated perfs between the second and third vertical row u/m, also 5d blue and scarlet 'Sugar cane' (SG 258) marginal block of four from the foot of the sheet with complete Waterlow imprint, the upper two large part o.g., the lower two u/m, a nice group
Unused collection on pages from 1911 to 1958 incl 1911-22 watermark star to 25r orange and blue, 1922-26 to 3a blue, 1926-33 watermark multiple star to 25r orange and blue, 1929 Air, 1931 New Delhi, 1932-36 to 6a bistre, 1935 Jubilee, 1937-40 to 25r slate-violet and purple, 1940-43 to 12a lake, 1948 Gandhi to 10r, 1949-52 to 15r brown and claret, 1955 Five Year Plan to 10r and 1957 Map to 90p, cond a little mixed in places and most previously hinged (Few Scores)
CLASSIC MALTS WITH DISPLAY STANDGlenkinchie Aged 10 Years. 70cl, 43% volume. Lagavulin Aged 16 Years (White Horse Distillers), 70cl, 43% volume. Oban 14 Years Old. 70cl, 43% volume.Cragganmore 12 Years Old. 70cl, 40% volume. Talisker 10 Years Old (map label). 70cl, 45.8% volume.Dalwhinnie 15 Years Old (1898-1998 bottling). 70cl, 43% volume. 6 bottles. CONDITION REPORT: Fill level of Oban is low neck.
HIGHLAND PARK AGED 12 YEARSActive. Kirkwall, Orkney. Distilled and bottled by James Grant & Company. 70cl, 40% volume, in tube. TALISKER AGED 10 YEARS (MAP LABEL)Active. Carbost, Isle of Skye. 75cl, 45.8% volume, in carton. 2 bottles. CONDITION REPORT: Slight rusting around lid of Highland Park. Otherwise both very good condition.
Ephemera - an unusual and scarce tenant's shooting card pass, inscribed To my respective Tenants in the Wards of Allerdale above & below Derwent [...] Permit Mr William Dickinson of M*fa** to Sport during the present Season overy my Estate in your occupation, ['signed'] Lonsdale [William Lowther (1757-1844, 1st earl of] Whitehaven Castle [Cumbria] 1st Augst. 1831, printed on card, 7.5cm x 11.4cm; another for the 1834 season, with a map of the Preserved Grounds and estate to verso, 9.1cm x 13.5cm; Bookplates/Ex-Libris, including Jacobean armorial for William Morgan [?], Chippendale armorial for Henry Dayrell Esqr., applied to a calf book board, Chippendale armorial for Charles Grave Hudfon (sic), Esqr [Hudson FRS (1730-1813), bn. Tunis, 1st baronet, owner of Wanlip Hall, former director of the South Sea Company and one-time High Sheriff of Leicestershire], corresponding duplicates (3), a later spade shield armorial, for preceding owner, festoon and wreath armorial for F. Fortescue Survile, spade shield armorial for Wm. Bedford, others, including plain armorial, John Seargant Cyprian Bridge, Percival L. Murray, George Jas. Geausant, Henry Chapman, his great-grandson the New Zealand judge Frederick Revans Chapman, 20th century pictorials for Robert Watchorn MCMXV [1915] (5), Antoine Conte de la Roche, Arthur Charles Fox-Davies (restrikes, 2), George Townsend, book labels Sparkenhoe Hundred [...] Nichols (2), etched bookplate designs by George William Eve (1855-1914) 1903 for George James Lind and Sir Francis Reginald Wingate K.C.B., etched with monogram and dated 1903, signed in pencil, another for Sir John Nicholson Barran, Bt [26]; etc
Robert de Vaugondy (1688-1766), Partie Septentrionale du Comté de Bourgogne ou Franche-Comté, où sont les Balliages de Vesoul, Gray, Besançon, Baume, le comté de Montbelliard, et partie des Balliages de Dole, Quingey, et Orans, [Paris? 1749], two-fold engraved map, boundaries with hand-coloured delineations, 50cm x 59cm
John Speed (1552-1629), a two-page map, The Countie (sic) of Nottingham [...], from The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine (sic), inset street plan of the county city, printed with the coats of arms of the families that held the title Earl of Nottingham throughout medieval and later history, [London c.1610], monochrome engraving, 39cm x 51cm
Railway Interest - an early 20th century LNER oblong postcard album, containing b/w postcards of LNER steam locomotives/trains and some name plates (c.398); a collection of regional railway tickets, 1939 and onwards, album and some loose; A Picture History of the Liverpool-Manchester Railway; newspapers, map and further ephemera (qty)
English School (19th century)Mr Speeds Draught of Stamford taken about the Year 1600 (sic)titled, pen and ink, 15cm x 18cm; Christopher Saxton (c.1540-c.1610), a two-page map, Northumbriae (Northumberland) [...], from William Camden's William Camden's Britannia, [London 1637], hand-coloured engraving, 32cm x 39cm; A Correct Plan of the Town of Sheffield, restrike, 19.5cm x 16cm; Jacobus Houbraken (1698-1780), Johannes Taylor, Lancastria Oriundus, Et Nunc Apud Norvicenses Rerum Laetarum Praeco. Anno 1754, [London 1754], engraving, (trimmed), 34.5cm x 21cm [4]
Medals, WW1, Immediate (Posthumous) Military Cross for Gallantry, group of three, awarded to Captain EN Ashe, 8th Territorial Batallion, Manchester Regiment, Killed-in-Action 21st March, 1918, M.C., G.V.R., privately engraved to 'Capt. E. Neville Ashe, Manch. R., Polderhoek, Dec. 28th, 1917', British War and Victory Medals (Capt. EN Ashe -BWM naming officially corrected), MC L/G 03.06.1918: 'For distinguished service in connection with military operations in France & Flanders', copied medal roll, original research including a map, plan and account of the battle action at Manchester Hill which names Captain Ashe in the bibliography. Captain Edward Neville Ashe, MC, served with the 8th (Territorial) Batallion, Manchester Regiment on the Western Fron from September 1st, 1917. He was awarded the Military Cross for gallantry at the Battle of Manchester Hill at Polderhoek, near St. Quentin, Belgium whilst commanding 'A' Company of the 16th Batallion of the Manchester Regiment. He was subsequently killed-in-action on March 21st, 1918. Provenance: Spinks, Lot 59, July 24th, 2014
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