A rare WWII Nazi Germany propaganda surrender booklet The two piece booklet with a map of the Allied armies situated near Dunkirk and Bruges surrounded by the German army, with script in French and British 'British soldier! Look at this map: it gives you your true situation! your troops are entirely surrounded- stop fighting! Put down your arms!' pencil date 1940, also a WWI period greetings message from British army soldier from Egypt dated 15th April 1916. (2)
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Lewis's Atlas of Ireland, pub London 1837, with engraved country maps and fold-out country map, to/w an 18th century calf-bound French volume by M. L'Abbe de la Caille, 'Journal Historique du Voyage Fait au Cap de Bonne-Esperance' (Cape of Good Hope), pub Paris 1763 (2) Condition Report Irish vol - 32 maps - the frontice folding map torn top left corner across from spine approx 5 cm otherwise all ok
A Victorian album of pencil sketches including well executed equine studies with anatomical details and annotations, dated 1883, to/w an olive wood souvenir album (empty) a postcard album, Philip's Excursion map of London, large photograph of HMS York in Miraflores Locks, Panama Canal 1934, various souvenir photo-cards, crested ware china bulldog and sailor, vintage bus tickets, pair of leather gaiters, etc.
A tray containing Plaques of King Class 4-6-0 'George V' and a Class 52 Western Diesel cast in the BR Foundary at Swindon with LE Certifictes, an Aluminimum Map from the interior of a BR(E) Suburban Coach showing Eastern Region Routes from Liverpool and Fenchurch Streets to Clacton, Bishops Stortford etc, an Engine Driver/Firemans Cap, a repainted cast iron L&Y Ry Co loading plate dated 1918, and other items.
Visitors Guide to Bristol and Clifton by Charles Challenger and Edward Everard Published by the Bristol Tramways and Carriage Company Ltd. Includes fold out map Circa 1910. Together with A New Guide to Bristol and Clifton and the Bristol Channel Circuit, Edited by James Baker FRGS , Print Second Thousand (2)
A large framed WWI coloured “Daily Mail War Map” of Europe, together with comparison of the size of the opposing armies, number of ships, aircraft, etc, 31” x 21”; a large framed copy of a sepia photograph of children at the seaside looking towards an airship, 23”x 33”; a framed coloured print of a US Navy airship and aircraft in clouds, 30” x 20”; and a framed coloured poster showing the SS Queen Mary at Long Beach, California, with a Goodyear airship in the background, 25” x 37”. GC (4)
SMEATON JOHN: (1724-1792) English Civil Engineer who was responsible for the design of bridges, canals, harbours and lighthouses including the Eddystone Lighthouse (1755-59). A.L.S., J. Smeaton, two pages, 4to, Austhorpe, 22nd August 1786, to Dr. [Charles] Blagden at Whitby. Smeaton states that he has received a minute of the Longitude and Latitude of York, remarking that he looks upon it ‘as the best determination we have had: and York being pretty central to the County; and so far as I have had occasion to examine Jeffereys Large map, being a reasonably exact topographical survey, it immediately occurred to me that the Longitude of this place might be very well compared with what had resulted from former determinations: the best of which was, as I told you, one that had been put down in the Connoisance de temps deduced from a very accurate observation I had of the suns eclipse the morning after the Transn. Of Venus of 1769, which was 5’, 43” ‘ , continuing to provide his calculations for Austhorpe and explaining that they agree better with his own observations than those of the French, commenting on the effect that the recent weather has had on his observations, ‘I kept my letter open in hopes to have got a transit of the sun; to have ascertained the going of the clock since the 16th and this morning afforded some transitory gleams….and then came on a great black cloud….’ In a lengthy postscript Smeaton refers to his correspondent’s visit to the Pier and works at Whitby, where he should meet Mr. Pickernell, the engineer, remarking ‘I recommended him to the trustees upon the merit of his having acquitted himself, not only to my own, but every ones satisfaction, as resident surveyor to my unfortunate work of Henham Bridge’ and further writing ‘Ruswarps Mill near Whitby has been esteemed one of the most curious in the Kingdom; it was built about the time I first begun to direct works of that kind, and is one of the best specimens of the state of the art, about the year 1754: it has many very ingenious contrivances about it: but it is totally deficient in that branch of the art, that I have principally cultivated; that is the art of producing the greatest degree of Power, with a given quantity of water and fall’. With integral address leaf post marked at Ferry Bridge and bearing a good red wax seal (small area of paper loss where broken). A letter of excellent content. VG Charles Blagden (1748-1820) British Physician and Scientist, Secretary of the Royal Society 1784-97.
1763 DETROIT MAP FROM BELLIN'S 1764 ATLAS, H 8", W 12" [ARTWORK]: "Depuis le lac Saint Claire jusqu'an Lac Erie" "Echelle de deux Lieues Communes. Tome1 , No. 12. French. Dated by Ira & Larry Goldberg Coins & Collectibles and described in their July 9, 2011 catalogue as: "First Printed Map of Detroit, c. 1764. La Rivière du Détroit Depuis le Lac Sainte Claire jusqu'au Lac Erié. Engraved for Jacques-Nicolas Bellin [1703-72] after Ensign Gaspard-Joseph Chaussegros de Léry.___ Date depicted: 1749. Published in Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, Le Petit Atlas Maritime [5 vols., Paris, 1764], vol. 1, map 12 [at upper right: 'Tome I. No. 12']. A plan of the fort of Detroit designates the Commandant's quarters, the guardhouse, the church, the powder magazine, and the quarters of the chaplain."
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