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Lot 691
Ten various volumes mainly on the subject of hunting, to include FA STEWART "Cross Country with Hounds", NIMRODS "Condition of Hunters", WILL H OGILVIE "Over the Grass", etc CONDITION REPORTS PLEASE NOTE THAT THE HEYTHROP MAP IS NO LONGER IN THIS LOT. All in used and worn condition. Over the Grass has general wear, some yellowing and scuffs, some roughness to edges of pages and generally in reasonable order. Horse Sense is very worn and faded and stained, foxing, yellowing. A Handful of Leather (with pale cover) is in very poor condition - very faded, stained, falling apart, creased, foxing, losses. A Handful of Leather (with red cover) has general wear and some fading, foxing and yellowing to pages, overall in reasonable condition. Cross Country with Hounds has wear, stains, foxing, yellowing. Heythrop map has wear and dirt and some stains. The Sport of our Ancestors has some fading, wear, scuffs, some yellowing and slight foxing, generally in reasonable order. Nimrod's has wear, fading, stains, including lots of stains to edges of pages, rough edges to pages, foxing. Songs and Verses is in extremely poor condition, falling apart, losses, damage, foxing, stains. Mr Sponges has cover with very faded spine, various scuffs, stains and scratches, pages with some yellowing, some stains and foxing to end papers, but overall appears in reasonable condition. Scattered Scarlet has covers very faded and stained, some pages fallen out and others have come loose, some creasing, yellowing, foxing. All with various inscriptions. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE HEYTHROP MAP IS NO LONGER IN THIS LOT.
Lot 703
A collection of five hunt maps, comprising "The Old Berkshire"," Worcester", "Jackson's Map of The Lord Middleton's Hunt", an other Jackson's "York & Ainsty", "Devon and Somerset Staghounds", together with a leather bound pamphlet inscribed "Master of Foxhounds Association 1922" and CICELY FOX SMITH "Lacashire Hunting Songs & Other Moorland Lays" published Cornish 1909
Lot 628
A collection of 16 various, mainly brass, hunt buttons, together with a hunting map (Midlands 1936), and DRAGON "The Hereford Shire Hunt, A poem", published A.H. Bailey & Co Royal Exchange Buildings 1880 CONDITION REPORTS Hunt buttons with wear and scuffs, some scratching and rubbing to finish. Hertfordshire Hunt poem has fading and wear, some slight yellowing to pages, a little foxing, but generally appears in reasonably good order. The Hunting Map (Midlands) is in very worn condition with quite a lot of staining, yellowing, creasing, fraying.
Lot 369
John Speed-hand coloured engraved map-Radnorshire, inset plan of Radnor, decorative cartouche, English text to verso, 38cm x 50.5cm We cannot see the extreme edges of the map as they are obscured beneath the mount so we cannot comment on the condition in this area - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 558
India – Punjab – First Hand Account of the Sikh Wars. A Year on The Punjab Frontier in 1848-49 by Major Herbert B Edwardes London Richard Bentley 1st edition 1851. Vol I - xxiii 608 pp. Frontispiece engraved portrait of Edwardes & 4 plates (lacks map). Contents include: Vol II - xiv 734 pp. Colour frontispiece & 2 other colour plates & 2 folding. Major-General Sir Herbert Benjamin Edwardes (1819–1868) was an English administrator soldier and statesman active in the Punjab India. Edwardes served as ADC to Gough during the First Anglo-Sikh War and fought at Mudki on 18 December 1845 where he was wounded and at the final bloody rout of the Sikhs at Sobraon on 10 February 1846. Following the Sikh defeat in the First Anglo-Sikh War (1846–47) the Punjab came to be ruled by a British Resident seated at the historic capital of Lahore supported by a Council of Regency acting for the infant Maharaja Duleep Singh. In 1846 aged 27 Edwardes was appointed by the new British Resident Sir Henry Lawrence as Assistant Resident. He is best known as the “Hero of Multan” for securing the British victory in the Second Anglo-Sikh War. On 22 January 1849 Diwan Mulraj surrendered following negotiations directed by Edwardes. Sir Henry Lawrence praised Edwardes`s pivotal role in the war stating that “Since the days of Clive no man had done as Edwardes”
Lot 440
Map of the County of Cumberland from an actual survey made in the years 1821 & 1822 by C & J Greenwood published by Greenwood & Co. 13 Regent Street, Pall Mall, London, published Feb 24th 1830, framed and glazed, approx. 70 x 62 cms, together with a Map of the County of Monmouth from an actual survey made in the years 1829 & 1830 by C & J Greenwood published by Greenwood & Co. 13 Regent Street, Pall Mall, London, engraved by Josiah Neele, 352 The Strand, corrected to the present period and published Jan 26th 1831, framed and glazed, approx. 71 x 57 cms. (2)
Lot 112
A map of Weinmar, by Braun & Hogenberg, late 16th century, handcoloured, 36.5 x 49.5cm, and two further maps of Weimar, by Matthaus Merian, mid 17th century, depicting the palace and the lustgarten, 25 x 36.5cm Braun & Hogenberg: Not viewed out of frame. Central fold. Creases. Monochrome maps: Not viewed out of frames. Both have central folds and creasing. The Palace map has substantial loss to top corners.
Lot 374
L AUSTRALIAN EXPLORATION & SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SETTLEMENT: “Journals of Expeditions of Discovery into Central Australia and Overland from Adelaide to King George’s Sound, in the years 1840-1....” by Edward John Eyre, in two volumes [Facsimile Editions No.7; Adelaide 1964, Libraries Board of South Australia]; “Journal of an Overland Expedition from Moreton Bay to Port Essington....during the years 1844-45.” by Dr. Ludwig Leichhardt, together with the large map in separate case. [Facsimile Editions No.16; Adelaide, 1964, Libraries Board of South Australia]; “Early Experiences of Life in South Australia, and An Extended Colonial History” by John Wrathall Bull [Facsimile Editions No.A124, Adelaide 1972; Libraries Board of South Australia]; “South Australia; Its Advantages and Its Resources” by George Blakiston Wilkinson [#168 of 1000, deluxe limited edition bound in leather; 1983 Adelaide; History Trust of South Australia]. (6 items).†
Lot 66
North Eastern Railway - Plan Of Mineral Districts 1875 printed by M & M W Lambert (Newcastle upon Tyne), folding map 2miles to the inch scale, with hard covers 38x53`` (97x135cm) originally belonging to J A Pease (hand written name inside cover) (map in Excellent condition, the covers are worn and the front detached) together with an NER 66ft tape measure in leather case (F-G) (2)
Lot 283
Various Passtimes including Eurograph WWI Map of Europe (lacking two pieces) The Mysterious Planchette with Psychological Revealer, Dennis Wheatleys Blockade board and pieces, Shop Missus card game; two novelty Radios: JPS F1 car and Coca Cola bottle, a Coca Cola can camera and an electronic chess game
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