The National Review Map of the Western Front, Very rare original folding linen map of the Western Front showing the Front line and movements in it from 1916 and 1917, (Somme and Verdun) Scale 10miles to 1 inch, folds into titled green cloth boards, published c.1917 in Duke Street London. Only copies located are at the National Army Museum and in a Museum in Canada. vgc.
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Original Example of "THE WONDERGROUND MAP OF LONDON TOWN" Drawn by MacDonald Gill and printed and published by the Westminster Press, London. Published c.1923 shows Greyhond and "On to Wembley " in left hand corner. In bright fresh condition, no additional backing, just a small 1inch tear and folding. Nice example of a rare classic full colour poster
Original Trench Map France Sheet 57C N.E. Edition 7 20-8-18 1:20,000 Shows area from Queant, Inchy, Moeuvres across to Marcoing. Considerable number of trench systems shown, some wear and some interesting contemporary arrows and objectives. Overall good condition. Also 1915 map of the Lens area, vgc. (2)
WILLIAM KIP (16th/17th Century), "Cornwall Olim Pars Danmoniorum, handcoloured engraved map with title cartouche, scale and view of Launceston, script verso, 12" x 16", together with a P. Crosthwaite "... Map of the Grand Lake of Windermere ...", c.1784, 9 1/4" x 24 3/4", both in Hogarth frames (2)
TOWN AND COUNTRY MAGAZINE, or Universal Repository, Vol XIV, 1782 [bound with] Henry Fielding, The Letter-Writers: Or a New Way to Keep A Wife at Home. A Farce, J Watts, 1750, pp 46, lacking final leaf, modern buckram WITH A New and Complete System of Geography, 1777, J Cooke, pp 546 Vol I ONLY, paper repairs, modern buckram. Map engravings (2)
THOMAS KITCHEN (1718-1784), The East Riding of Yorkshire, hand coloured engraved map with pictorial title tablet, 1777, 17" x 20 1/2", together with a map of "Swillington in the West Riding of Yorkshire, the Seat of William Lowther Esq" by J. Kip after L. Knyff, 15" x 20 1/4", Hogarth frames (2)
WILLIAM PALMER & PARTNERS, "A map of the River Ouse from its Rise ... to its Falling into Trent and Humber", uncoloured engraved map dated 1725 with scale for spring tides, arms of the City of York, compass rose and scale, 8 3/4" x 21 1/4", together with a similar coloured map dated 1616, 14 1/2" x 18 1/2", both in Hogarth frames (2)
JOHN SPEED (1552-1629), "Britain as it was Divided in the Tyme of the Englishe Saxons especially during the Their Heptarchy", hand coloured engraved map with title cartouche, strap panels depicting the earliest Kings on the left hand side and opposite the seven later kings and their Conversion to Christianity, script verso, 15 1/2" x 20 1/2" (Illustrated)
PATERSON'S BRITISH ITINERARY, Being A New and Accurate Delineation and Description of the Direct and Principal Cross Roads of Great Britain, Captain Daniel Paterson, Volume II ONLY, Carington Bowles, 1785. Tree calf with gilt, engraved title page and road map itineraries printed double column
JOHN SPEED (1552-1629), "Hant Shire", hand coloured engraved map published in 1611 with Royal Coat of Arms over title cartouche, plan of Winchester and eight coats of arms, script verso, 15 1/2" x 20 1/2", stained frame, together with a map of Winchester College c.1705, 16 1/2" x 19 1/4", Hogarth frame (2)
Three 9ct gold dress studs, a 9ct gold mounted pocket knife, a gold and opal set stick pin, designed as a map of Australia, a 9ct gold fish charm, a cultured pearl pendant, three pairs of cufflinks, cased, a cigarette holder, cased, a vary coloured agate set pendant locket, six further lockets and pendants, a pair of shell cameo earrings, carved as portraits of ladies, a moonstone set brooch, ten further brooches, four bracelets, a necklace, odd cultured pearls and sundry, (qty).
A rare late George III map measurer or opisometer by William Frodsham, with a 2" white enamel dial inscribed "Plan Meter, Frodsham, Kings Gate St London" and with scale markings for rods/chains/furlongs, brass case numbered 168 to the reverse and a turned ivory handle (a.f), 5.2cm long overall.Footnote; a similar example of a Frodsham mapmeter is held in the National Museum of Scientific Instruments.
"Kelly's Directory of Gloucestershire" with a new map of the county, 1898"Deacon's Court Guide Gazetteer and Royal Blue Book Embracing with the whole of the Towns in the Western Division of Gloucestershire...", 2nd edition"Gloucestershire, the County Handbook" (1947?) and "Gloucester Official Guide" (1957) (4)
"Souvenir of Scotlands, its Cities, Lakes and Mountains", T Nelson & Sons 1895, chromolithographic plates, two plates to each page, pictorial clothMichelet, Jules"The Insect", ill Giacomelli, Nelson & Sons 1875, green pictorial cloth, front hinge cracked"A Book Map of Finland"Rohan, Michael Scott"The Lord of Middle Air", Victor Gollancz 1994, blue cloth, gilt titles to backstrip printed upside down and three other volumes (7)
A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE PRINTS and picture frames to include a black and white etching of Thomas Lord Fairfax 16cm x 10cm, a perspective view of the Admiralty Office and new buildings for the Horseguards, Whitehall, London, printed for Robert Sayer, Map & Print sellers, 16cm x 26cm and an engraving of William Woolletts
A GEORGE III MAP SAMPLER worked by 'Hannah Harwood', depicting a map of England and Wales within a floral banded border, worked in coloured silks 36cm x 31cm With a label to the back stating: Hannah Harwood produced this sampler when she was 8 years old, she was born on 1786 and died in 1838
A SELECTION OF CONTEMPORARY PRINTS, PICTURES AND WATERCOLOURS including an oil on canvas of 'The Worker'; a 19th century map of New South Wales by W Hughes; a signed limited edition graphite sketch 2/40; oil on panel sketches; a limited edition titled print 'A Remembered Walk' 48/50 by Sally Hunkin; and others
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