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Lot 710

A 1960s World Map, in Bulgarian. 170x102cm

Lot 237

Framed map, Norfolk Freehouses

Lot 122

J F ALLEN (20th Century) oil on board - title verso 'Llyn Padarn', signed lower right, 23.5 x 39cms, J & C WALKER coloured engraved map of Anglesey, 20.5 x 25.5cms, J ARCHER coloured engraved map of Cheshire, 19 x 23.5cms, rosewood framed coloured print 'The Betting Post', 29.5 x 36cms and 3 x various coloured engravings of local views

Lot 244

A Collection of Various Vintage and Later Sundries to Comprise Pocket Knife, Arrco Playing Cards 'Native Dancer', Pipes, Map Measure etc

Lot 261

A Framed 1968 Map of Staffordshire After Saxton

Lot 1190

Full title: Nineteen various chapbooks printed in Ghent by 'Snoeck-Ducaju en zoon', 19th C.Description:Mostly 15 x 10 cm. The Ghent firm 'Snoeck-Ducaju' was founded in 1809 through the marriage of Jozef Snoeck to Isabelle Ducaju of the Dendermonde printers' family. Under the name 'Snoeck-Ducaju en zoon', from 1840 - and for a century onwards - a whole series of age-old chapbooks was printed in a new version that was easy to read and popular for the general public. This lot offers 9 different titles of these chapbooks (Ulenspiegel in several editions). Supplemented with 8 other popular publications by 'Snoeck-Ducaju en zoon' from the 19th century, o.a. a riddle book and a dream book. Almost all books have their original publisher's cover. - ’Schoone Historie van Fortunatus BORZE en zijn Wenschhoedeken. Tweede Uitgave.’ 104 pp., some ill.Ref.: Peter Altena, Leon Stapper, Michel Uyen: “Fortunatusâ€, in: ‘Van Abelard tot Zoroaster. Literaire en historische figuren vanaf de renaissance in literatuur, muziek, beeldende kunst en theater’, SUN Nijmegen, 1994, pp. 102-105. Published in DBNL. - ’JELLEN en MIETJE …Gevolgd door Het AVOND-PARTYTJEN of Die Niet verliezen wil moet T’Huis blyven. Tweede Uitgave.’ 132 pp. The author of the original version of this chapbook, the script of which dates from 1811, is Karel Brouckaert from Ghent, clerk of the justice of the peace in Aalst. See 'Berigt' in this issue, pp. 7-10. In Aalst Broeckaert became an active member and even stage manager of the rhetoric chamber of the Catharinists. All known publications by Snoeck bear the mention 'Tweede Uitgave'.Ref.: Jozef Huyghebaert, Jellen en Mietje, ‘Twee eeuwen Jellen en Mietje’, in: Facultes Universitaires St-Louis, Cahier 7 (1992), pp. 46-47. With bibliography. Published in DBNL. - ’Leven van GENOVEVA van BRABANT Huisvrouw van den doorluchtigen Palatijn Sifridus. Verbeterde uitgave.’ [1836],168 pp.. Cover loose. Handwritten ex-libris ‘Jules Fonteyne’.Ref.: Nele Bemong, ‘Genoveva van Brabant in de Nederlandse letteren, en de unieke rol van volksboeken in de negentiende eeuw’, in ‘Zacht Lawijd’, literair-historisch tijdschrift, 8 (2009), no 8-1, pp. 47-48. Published in DBNL. - ’De Vrouwenperels of historien van HELENA…GRISELDIS…en FLORENTINA…Nieuwe uitgave.’ 76 pp. - ’Historie van de twee broeders en vrome ridders VALENTYN en OURSSON DE WILDEMAN…Nieuwe verbeterde druk.’ 144 pp. - ‘Historie van de VIER HEEMSKINDEREN Vermaard volksboek Zesde verbeterde Uitgave.’ 136 pp. Together with: ‘Vermakelijk leven van THYL-UILENSPIEGEL Met aardige kluchte kluchten, poetsen en boeverijen. Zevende verbeterde druk. Voor de eerste maal versierd met 24 nieuwe en fraaie Platen.’ 1898, 72 pp.Gilt spine. Handwritten ex-libris ‘Andre Van Acker Brugge 1907’ and ex-libris (stamp) ‘Verzameling Guill. Michiels Brugge’. - ’Schoone historie van den RIDDER HELLAS genaamd den RIDDER MET DE ZWAAN. Nieuwe verbeterde uitgave.’ 46 pp. - ’REINAART DE VOS of het oordeel des dieren. Vierde uitgave.’ 80 pp. Richly illustrated. - ’Vermakelijk Leven van THYL-UILENSPIEGEL Met Aardige Kluchten, Poetsen en Boeverijen. Vierde verbeterde druk.’. 1885, 72 pp. Richly illustrated with woodcuts. Beautifully bound with original cover. The editions of Snoeck-Ducaju van Tijl Uilenspiegel are an (adapted) Flemish translation of the French edition of Ulenspiegel by the Bruges historian and bibliophile O. Delepierre of 1840 with the cliched illustrations of P. Lauters from the 1840 edition. Ref.: Lori van Biervliet , Ulenspiegel in het volkboek van Snoeck-Ducaju, Biekorf 1979, 79, 1979, no. 5-6, pp. 161-166. - ’IDEM. Achtste verbeterde druk. Voor de eerste maal versierd met 24 nieuwe en fraaie Platen.’ [1898], 72 pp. - Vie Joyeuse de Thyl Uilenspiegel . Prix 10 Centimes. FRANCE Paris Bernardin-Bechet and Fils, Lib.-Edit. Quai des Grands Augustins, 53. / BELGIQUE Gand Snoeck-Ducaju and Fils Libraires-Editeurs 70, Rue du Roseau, 70.’ 32 pp. Part of the series of the French publisher: ‘Bibliotheque Recreative A 10 centimes le Volume’. Others: - ’ATLAS of Reis rond de Wereld Zeer…Negende uitgave.’ 264 pp. With fold-out 'World map' outside text for title page. About Ghent: pp. 51-67. - ’Grooten dubbelen droomboek of de sleutel der nachtelijke verschijningen’. 18,5 x 11 cm. 270 pp. Bound. Compl. exc. front cover and title page. Richly illustrated (+200). - ’Den Schat der KINDEREN, tot onderwyzing der JONGHEYD...Met platen. Nieuwen Druk.’ 162 pp + [2]. Front cover and back missing. - ’De Kunst om SERVETTEN te Vouwen door Albrecht Duranvat naar het fransch vertaald door E. SNOECK.' 24 pp. - ’Le petit livre des SONGES.’ 24 pp. - ’Het Bloemkorfje of laster en onschuld door C. Schmid’. 124 pp. - ’Verstandigen Hovenier vermeerdert met 200 onfaelbare Geneesmiddels om metre haest allerhande toevallen, ziekten en gebreken…te genezen.’ Incomplete. Until p. 172. Rare. - ’Snoeck’s Raadselboek dienende om oud en jong te vermaken. Vijfde uitgave’. Incomplete.

Lot 162

17th century uncoloured engraved map of Glamorganshire, 51cm x 59cm, and another hand coloured engraved map of South Wales pub. 1805, 44cm x 56cm, unframed

Lot 11

Map of Cambridge. Hand coloured etching circa 1830. Framed and glazed. H.34 x W.37 cm.

Lot 101

rare antique Meiji 15, dated 1885 navy map. highly likely one of the very first meiji period imperial Japanese navy map. Wood block prints. Very detailed, many pictures of old navy flags

Lot 138

After Joshua Archer (fl.1841-65), a hand coloured map of the county of Lancashire with key denoting landmarks, framed, mounted, and under glass, 35cm x 40cm overall

Lot 165

RAF Silk Escape Map: Double sided silk escape maps for Spain/France and Portugal, has been folded but in good condition.

Lot 3748

SAXTON- HOLE, (C.1637). HAND COLOURED ENGRAVED MAP OF BERKSHIRE FROM CAMPDEN'S BRITTANICA 33 X 24 cm.   Condition of lots is NOT referred to in the lot descriptions.The absence of a condition report does NOT indicate that the lot if free from damage.Detailed condition reports and additional images are available on all lots upon request, please use the “ask a question” button against the lot you have an interest in. We strongly advise that unless you are able to view the lots in person that you request all of the details you feel may be pertinent to your intention to bid.

Lot 3774

M BELLIN ( 18TH CENTURY) CARTE DU GRAND THIBET- A HAND COLOURED MAP. C1749.32 X 23 cm.   Condition of lots is NOT referred to in the lot descriptions.The absence of a condition report does NOT indicate that the lot if free from damage.Detailed condition reports and additional images are available on all lots upon request, please use the “ask a question” button against the lot you have an interest in. We strongly advise that unless you are able to view the lots in person that you request all of the details you feel may be pertinent to your intention to bid.

Lot 2274

1982 Spain World Cup collectors cards and memorabilia,  comprising Tarjeta Postal Copa Mundial de Futbol FDC postcards, majority stamped with postal stamps attached, (23); Espana 1982 Nouvelles images cards, (14); Campionato mondial de foot ball Espagne '82 postcards, (4); PAG SA collection Perla not a complete run, lacking no.9, 13, 21, some with pencil annotations on reverse, (26); Lesotho World Cup Espana '82, each stamped and applied with postal stamp, (13); Rochy postcards numbered 1 to 11, (11); Carte Maximum cards, each stamped with postal stamps, (3); Official England World Cup poster, road map, fixtures & Stadium information; Catalunya I El Barca Ofereixen El Camp Nou Mundial 1982, one in plastic, (2); sold with a selection of commemorative coins for this and later World Cup competitions, (qty)

Lot 570

Three Framed artworks, one J. Carlos Oil on Canvas, one reproduction map of Worcestershire c.1265 and one Victorian satirical illustration of the 1856 Treaty of Paris 'Bearly Civil' published 1870

Lot 291

2 Framed prints includes a map etc largest measures approximately 29 by 28 inches

Lot 745

Star Wars Interactive Video Board Game, Capt. Scarlet figure and puzzle and four Waddington's Jig-Map

Lot 261A

A vintage Railway History Map of Britain

Lot 265

A 19th Century New Map of the County of Lincoln, framed

Lot 193

After Tho: Lempriere, "A New & Accurat Map of His Majestie's Land of Jersey....", a 20th century print, image 29cm x 37.2cm, mounted, framed and under glass.

Lot 851

An early building block style map jigsaw of Europe with original box.

Lot 5242

'The Autocar Map for Motorists' wall map, L117cm

Lot 605

A smart example of the sought-after Type-2 'Early-Bay', which has benefited from a recent restoration and is now ready to be personalised. On offer at No Reserve, this is an unmissable opportunity.Starting in 1951, Volkswagen offered an officially sanctioned camper conversion for its Type 2 by Westfalia-Werke of Franz Knobel & Sohne in Rheda-Wiedenbruck, Germany. Interiors were panelled in birch plywood, and standard equipment included screened jalousie windows, a laminated folding table, storage cabinets, an icebox and electrical hook-ups. Some models included a sink and pressure water system. A number of fold-out seat arrangements provided sleeping accommodation and optional equipment included a pop-up roof section, awnings and side tents, a chemical toilet, camping equipment, a small map table and even a child's crib in the driver's cab.This is an original UK-supplied, right-hand drive Volkswagen T2 Campervan that was first registered on 26th June 1972. It has been subject to a recent restoration which included a full strip-down to bare metal, the removal and replacement of all rusted panels and a full respray with the interior fully retrimmed and painted, and a new 'pop-top' roof, fitted with body-matching blue and white stripes. When the camper was prepared, it was finished in Pastel Blue and Cumulous White and sits on a set of white-painted, Fuchs-style steel wheels wearing Continental ContiEcoContact 3 tyres. The interior has been refreshed with new beige cloth upholstery and matching carpets, and the rear has been fitted with a plank effect, light grey Vinyl flooring. The recently-painted cockpit features manually-operated windows, a Benkson CR3 radio, heater and ventilation controls and push-up roof ventilation panels, and the naturally-aspirated 1.6-litre engine sits in an engine bay which appears to be smartly-presented. Transmission is classic Type 2 4-speed, and the odometer indicates a mileage of 54,000, however this is not warranted. Unlike the majority of campervans that we see, this example hasn't been personalised by previous owners, offering an opportunity for its next owners to furnish and equip it exactly as they and their family would like. This genuine early bay-window bus strikes the perfect balance between 1960s camper-van cool, VW-enthusiast credibility and real-life modern drivability. It's fast enough, but not too loud, long legged and is easy to drive and is ready-made fun for all the family. We invite you to have a look at the Silverstone Festival and start planning how you would fit out the interior ready for those long weekends away. SpecificationMake: VOLKSWAGENModel: CAMPERVANYear: 1972Chassis Number: 2322156957Registration Number: EKE 526KTransmission: ManualDrive Side: Right-hand DriveOdometer Reading: 53856 MilesMake: RHDInterior Colour: Fawn / Blue / WhiteClick here for more details and images

Lot 124

17th c. hand coloured map of GVINEE (Guinea) by Pierre Duval, 4" x 5"

Lot 263

Antiquarian books: "The History of the Peloponnesian War" by William Smith A.M. 1781, leather bound with map and "The Confession of Faith together with the larger and shorter Catechisms" The Fifth Edition 1717

Lot 13

A 1946 Cyclostyled transcript "diary" of The British (Sumatra) POW Battalion, a group of 500 British military personnel selected from the 1200 captured by the Japanese at Medan, Sumatra in March 1942 and marshalled as Prisoner of War labour working on railway construction. Apparently produced under the auspices of Major D P Apthorp, The Royal Norfolk Regiment and distributed to survivors and relatives of casualties. Covering the period May 1942 to March 1945 it comprises a narrative history with route map and sketch illustrations, together with appendices including a diary proper, transcript of an address given by a Japanese Colonel to POWs upon their transfer, notes on clothing issues, "salaries", propaganda etc, a Nominal Roll and casualty records. Also period and research documents pertaining to a casualty one Lance Bombardier Laird of 30 Battery, Heavy Anti-Aircraft, Royal Artillery. [See https://www.cofepow.org.uk/armed-forces-stories-list/the-british-battalion ]

Lot 1163

An early 19th Century county map of Cumberland, watercolour-tinted engraving, published in "Lewis's New Traveller's Guide, or a Pocket Edition of the English Counties", William Lewis, London, circa 1819, in pen lined card mount and Hogarth frame under glass, 22 cm x 27 cm overall

Lot 1151

A Historical Map of Cumberland, constructed by W & A K Johnson of Edinburgh and London, printed by Charles Thurnam & Sons of Carlisle, lacquered and laid on canvas with wooden rollers, late 19th / early 20th Century, 95 cm x 76 cm

Lot 323

An early 20th Century Richardson's New Chart of British Isles together with Geographia New Plan of Newcastle, a London Bus map, etc

Lot 78

A reproduction London & South Western Railway General System map, housed in a light oak frame, 66x27.5cm

Lot 2561

Air France World Map Route Poster a large map depicting the airlines routes across the world, Cartographie Graindorge Perceval, Paris, Jean Masse collection, printed in France, c. 1960s-70s, rolled, 58 x 33 inches. Condition Report: pin holes to corners, some light foxing and marks to margins, otherwise overall good condition.

Lot 2287

James Bond From Russia with Love (1963) A Framed Section of Map depicting vicinities in Moscow including illustrations of historical buildings, a football club & a communal Park. Maps of this kind would have been used throughout the film, particularly when Rosa Klebb (Lotte Lenya) meets with Tatiana Romanova (Daniela Bianchi) as part of a plot to steal a decoding machine for SPECTRE. Maps were also produced for scenes including the Soviet Consulate & government offices. Linen backed in a framed display with corresponding images. Display measuring 21 x 16 inches.

Lot 363

Waugh (Evelyn) When the Going was Good, Tom Rosenthal's copy with his pencil inscription to endpaper, frontispiece, folding map, covers a spine darkened and a little soiled, 1946; Unconditional Surrender, pencil notes in Tom Rosenthal's hand to endpaper, dust-jacket, light sunning to spine, 1961, first editions, original cloth; and 7 others by the same, 8vo (9)⁂ Thomas Rosenthal (1935-2014), publisher and art critic.

Lot 7

NO RESERVE Allingham (Margery) Dancers in Mourning, first edition, map endpapers toned, original boards, corners bumped, dust-jacket, portions of loss to spine ends, larger portion of loss to lower flap, chips to extremities, lightly creased and nicked to edges, 8vo, 1937.

Lot 153

Grahame (Kenneth) The Wind in the Willows, first Shepard illustrated edition, faint spotting to title and first few pages, map endpapers, lightly foxed, original pictorial cloth, spine ends a little frayed, 4to, 1931.

Lot 337

NO RESERVE Stevenson (Robert Louis) Kidnapped, first edition, second issue with "pleasure" to p.40, folding colour map, 12pp. advertisements in earliest state dated "5G.4.86", bookplate of Bradley Martin to pastedown, 1886 [&] Catriona, first edition, light foxing, 1893, original cloth, spines lightly faded, ends bumped and frayed; and 4 others, 19th century works from the same series, illustrated by Charles Robinson, 8vo (6)

Lot 322

Sayers (Dorothy L.) Lord Peter Views the Body, front free endpapers torn out, half-title browned, 1928; The Five Red Herrings, ink ownership name to map endpapers, lightly browned, book-label verso, 1931; Have his Carcase, 1932, first editions, original cloth, spines faded, ends a little rubbed and creased, joints rubbed; and another by the same, 8vo (4)⁂ The first is listed as No.76 in the Queen's Quorum, Sayers here "weds the detective story to the legitimate novel of manners".

Lot 252

Martin (George R. R.) A Clash of Kings, one of 500 copies signed by the author, illustrator and map designer, original boards, dust-jacket, spine lightly faded, slip-case, a fine copy, 8vo, 2003.

Lot 64

NO RESERVE Childers (Erskine) The Riddle of the Sands, second edition, folding frontispiece map and 2 plates, title spotted, first few pages creased, ink ownership name to pastedown, original pictorial cloth, spine lightly faded, corners rubbed, 8vo, 1910.

Lot 521

After Claude-Auguste Berey (1651-1732) - Modern reproduction map of Earth, 67.5cm x 99cm, framed under glass

Lot 4

BARRIE A/F CLARK FRAMED SPITFIRE PRINT TOGETHER WITH A FRAMED MAP OF WARWICKSHIRE AND A PRINT OF ABBEY RUINS

Lot 5

SIX FRAMED AND GLAZED PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS OF WOLVERHAMPTON TOGETHER WITH A MAP OF WOLVERHAMPTON AND A MIRROR

Lot 5433

Palitoy Action Man Vintage 34153 Soldiers of the World - German Staff Officer - comprising cap, jacket, breeches, jack boots, waist belt, Luger, holster, map case, map, Iron Cross, sand goggles, binoculars - Near Mint to Mint on an Excellent Plus sealed backing card, comes with white card display box.

Lot 1038

MAP FADEN, W. The Country Twenty-Five Miles Round London planned from a Scale of One Mile to an Inch3rd. ed. 1815, 48 cold. segments mtd. on linen, with orig. box

Lot 1025

TOLKEIN, J.R.R. Fellowship of the Ring 1st.ed. 11th. imp. 1961, The Two Towers 1st. ed. 9th. imp. 1962,Return of the King 1st.ed. 9th. imp. 1962, all 8vo orig. cl. d/ws, fldng map in each vol.in original s/case with printed label, spines of d/ws browned

Lot 1009

COYNE, J.S. The Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland 2 vols. 1840, London, 4to cont. hf. cf. map, engrvd. frontis.t/ps & 118 plts by W.H. Bartlett, spotting to edges & reverse of plts.

Lot 340

Stanfords Calpe Hunting map of the country near Gibraltar fold out linen map with red annotations at base indicating 1919 routes taken - approx 56cm x 64cm and in good used condition

Lot 173

1887 Davies' map of the British Metropolis (fold out linen map of London) - map measures approx 68cm x 98cm ~ front cover detached

Lot 349

Qty of maps inc antique, Philips' Flag Pins for war maps, District Railway map of London,

Lot 1536

A pair of Hogarth framed British Museum map prints, one 'Saxton's Map of Devonshire', the other 'Saxton's Map of Cornwall'

Lot 1783

A box containing a collection of antique and later Atlases and paper folding maps including The Atlas of Ancient Geography by Dr. Samuel Butler, also linen backed Bartholomew's Political Map of Africa, etc. - various condition

Lot 1538

A framed large format coloured portrait print - sold with a Hogarth framed coloured hunting print, a map print for the 'Pytchley Hunt', small monochrome portrait print (foxed) and an ornate gilt picture frame - to take 30cm X 25cm

Lot 1615

Woodburn: a gilt framed mixed media drawing, depicting figures in an interior - signed and dated '59 - sold with a gilt framed and slipped ink drawing of a recital and a framed coloured reprint map of Devonshire and a further print

Lot 1825

A suitcase containing a quantity of assorted ephemera and other collectable items including linen backed map, publications, assorted books, siler plated cutlery, etc.

Lot 1533

John Speede: an oak framed monochrome map print of Surrey, with applied antique finish

Lot 1109

Walt Disney - 1964 Disneyland Map Poster with Hollywood signatures, including Walt Disney and others an early colour map poster of the American theme park Disneyland, Anaheim, California, USA., printed in the USA, Walt Disney Productions, 1964, with seven autographs written on six separate pieces of paper pasted down on left and right hand portions of the map, the signatures include, To Ron and Doreen All the Best Walt Disney, Good Wishes Kathleen Gladys Cooper, Good Luck Barnes Trevor Howard, All Good Wishes Jack Hawkins, Kathleen- Its boiling hot and we are all dying with the heat! And I have a feeling your parents are already hankering for the fog! See you soon Hayley!, and Moira Shearer / Michael Wilding , both signatures written in green ink on the same piece of paper, flat, 45 x 30 inches. (1)Provenance: The signatures were signed in person for the vendors mother and father, Doreen and Ronald Barnes, who were employed in the 1960s-70s as butler and housekeeper to British actor, Sir John Mills and his wife Mary Hayley Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes and their daughter Kathleen lived with the Mills family in their Richmond London home, The Wick, and their farm in Cowden, East Sussex.Sir John and his family travelled to Hollywood in 1964 and took Doreen and Ronald Barnes with them on the trip. Walt Disney, a friend of Sir John Mills, had first noticed Hayley Mills, in the film Tiger Bay (1959) which also starred her father, and offered her the lead role in Pollyanna (1960) and The Parent Trap (1961). Disney also offered Sir John Mills the lead in the adventure film Swiss Family Robinson (1960) which was a huge hit. Condition Report: pin holes and sellotape to corners of the poster with some marks and very light foxing to margins, overall bright colour and strong signatures,

Lot 148

A D BARLOW (SCOTTISH 20TH CENTURY), DUMBARTON CASTLE watercolour on paper, signed and dated 1989mounted, framed and under glass, along with a framed map of Aberdeenoverall size 45cm x 50cmQty: 2

Lot 110A

MAP OF THE CITY OF GLASGOW, LITHOGRAPHIC MAP, MID-20TH CENTURY large original lithograph based on the ordnance survey map of Glasgow, pub. for the Corporation of Glasgow92cm x 123cm  

Lot 486

A Visible Story Of New York Soft covered book containing 64 pages, published in 1937 by Supervue Map and Guide Company and by Samuel Freedman. It shows large black and white photos on every page with accompanying written captions. This historic and nostalgic booklet has a tight staple binding, and a yellow cord through two holes. Issued: 1937Dimensions: 8.75"L x 0.5"W x 11.75"HManufacturer: Supervue Map and Guide CompanyCountry of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear.

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