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![SPEED, John : The Kingdome of Irland [Ireland], hand coloured map, 505 x 385 mm, Sudbury & Humble, English text on verso, f &](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/6ce5bff3-cd48-4868-8d65-a5b700b2afee/604f5d2a-2209-48f0-b09d-6bb37ba3bf30/468x382.jpg)
Lot 1366
Egypt, Arab Republic (1971-), AV Pound, 1982 / AH1402, commemorating the Liberation of Sinai, dove of peace with outstretched wings above map of Sinai within a 'v', rev. ornamental legend (KM.-; Fr.83)uncirculated Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 333
LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY BOUND VOLUME OF 521 SMALL SCALE MONOCHROME MAPS. COUNTIES OF ENGLAND AND WALES, paper on linen with reference/index to the numbered maps, showing canals, navigable rivers and railroads, each folding map approx 9 1/2" x 7" (24cm x 18cm) and a COPY OF WHITAKERS ALMANACK 1889 spine tatty (2)
Lot 400
1916 March 27 long envelope (with advertisement for "Campanilla" honey) to Bermuda, franked with Cuba Map 2c tied by barred oval and Holguin cds alongside, circular HAVANA "T" CUBA and circular CENTIMES 50 h/s's on the front also circular P.C. BERMUDA h/s (CM15) in violet and double ring oval POSTAGE/3D/Due in black, on the reverse if a full advertisement "Honey, Honey - D.W. Millar, Holguin, Cuba and Hamilton Bermuda arrival cds dated 7 April 1916, unusual
Lot 643
World War II: Civil Censorship: 1943 September 22, envelope from Suva franked 2½d Map tied by cds with another strike below, addressed to a Fijian serving with the United States Forces at APO 709 based at Guadalcanal in the Solomon's and showing fine strike of the rare framed "NOT CENSORED/IN FIJI" handstamp (Type H4), Ex Prestige (02/09/06, lot 1015). Illustrated by Alford on page 163 and by Little on page 114 although he has serious doubts as to it being genuine. Necessarily offered 'as is'
Lot 714
A coloured map showing the Bordeaux and Medoc regions of France and the Principality of Bern, Switzerland, inscribed bottom right Pierre Mariette and A Peyrounin, with date 1646, 39 x 49 cm approx together with a reproduction map of Russia after Anthony Jenkenson and a further 17th century map after Christopher Saxton showing the county of Worcestershire, 30 x 34 cm approx, all framed
Lot 670
An oil painting on canvas laid onto board of a 19th century naïve style a stormy scene with lifeboat approaching a stricken vessel, 27 x 43 cm in wooden frame with gilt slip together with an oil painting on canvas in the 16th century manner showing a section of a map with royal coat of arms, sea creatures, etc, 86 x 61 cm approx, unframed, a watercolour of a coastal scene with lighthouse, signed Edward Wood and a signed limited edition print of a sailing vessel at high seas
Lot 700
Rocque's Map of Surrey 1762 (published in facsimile by the Surrey Archaeological Society 1931) together with a quantity of further unframed 18th and 19th century maps including The Lakes of Cumberland, Westmorland and Lancashire, country maps including Huntingdonshire, Brecknockshire, Staffordshire, Worcestershire, etc
Lot 525A
An original sketch-map in Roger Casement's hand, showing the location of items he and his companions had hidden after landing from the German U-boat U-19 on Banna Strand, County Kerry on Good Friday, 1916. Two facing pages 8vo, on blind-stamped paper of the Metropolitan Police Office (Scotland Yard), with Casement's directions to the cache ('Under some fern bracken & bramble in the moat...'). The only things mentioned are '1 pair Binoculars' and '1 Lamp; the words '£50 in gold & silver' may be in a different hand, probably that of one of his interrogators, Major (later Colonel) Frank Hall. With contemporary envelope in Hall's hand; 'Plan of RATH drawn by Roger Casement at Scotland Yard when first interrogated on Easter Sunday 1916. Present B[asil] T[homson]/Herschell/Self. FH'. Accompanying Casement's map is a later note written in ink by Frank Hall on a small slip, which gives details of the distribution of the cache after it had been retrieved. It is known that three Mauser pistols had been discovered when Casement was arrested in Ireland, and F E Smithin his account of the trial of Casement has it that 'Bailey buried there some wepons, some maps of Ireland of foreign origin and three coast, one of which contained Casement's diary', but this documents gives a fuller pictuire. 'His binoculars were given to Basil Thomas/Gold sleeve links to DI Cheesman/'Flag of Irish republic' to R I C mess Phoenix Park/Cash to Sgt. & Constable R I C/3 mauser pistols to me. I gave one to [Major Ivor] Price who used it at Connie Marciewitz [sic] at the Castle & missed her' and a copy of the Easter Rising surrender document given to Frank Hall by E W Pearson/see illustration
Lot 1219
Render (Wilhelm) A Tour through Germany, 2 vols, 8vo, half leather, 1801; Williams (E.A.) The Cruise of the Pearl Round the World, 12mo, cloth, frontispiece, 1859; Clay (J.) My Life on the Range, 8vo, cloth, photographic portrait and plates, Chicago, 1924, presentation copy inscribed by the author; Chapman (F.S.) Northern Lights, 8vo, cloth, photographic frontispiece and plates, map, 1934, and one other. (6)
Lot 1165
Dixon (David Dippie) Upper Coquetdale, 8vo, cloth, plates & illustrations, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1903; Guthrie (J.) The River Tyne, 8vo, cloth, frontispiece, plates, folding maps, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1880; Palmer (W.J.) The Tyne and its Tributaries, large 8vo, cloth, frontispiece, plates & illustrations, 1882; Johnson (R.W.) The Making of the Tyne, 8vo, cloth, frontispiece, map, plates, illustrations, London & Newcastle upon Tyne, 1895, and one other. (5)
Lot 1188
Crawfurd (George) A General Description of the Shire of Renfrew... Continued to the Present Period, by George Robertson, 4to, half calf, engraved frontispiece and plates, hand-coloured folding map, Appendix at end, Paisley, 1818, bookplate of John Heron Maxwell Shaw Stewart; Lang (A.) Prince Charles Edward, 4to, half morocco, t.e.g., coloured frontispiece portrait, plates, copy no. 354 of 1500 on fine paper, London, Paris, New York & Edinburgh, 1900. (2)
Lot 1143
Cox (T.) 'Northumberland', extracted from Magna Britannia et Hibernia, 4to, calf-backed boards, folding engraved map and mileage chart, [1724], bookplate of Gerard F, T. Leather; Warner (Richard) A Tour through the Northern Counties of England, and the Borders of Scotland, vol. II, 8vo, old boards, wood engraved maps, Bath & London, 1802. (2)
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