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Lot 1211
Emanuel Bowen, County of Kent, (An accurate map of the county of Kent divided into its lathes, and subdivided into hundreds, drawn from the best authorities and adorned with views of the cathedral churches of Canterbury & Rochester with descriptions of their respective dioceses and other improvements), hand coloured map, 42.2 x 50.5cm
Lot 534
A Robert Morden framed and glazed 18th century map of the North Riding of Yorkshire, inscribed 'sold by Abel Swale Awnsham & John Churchill' (later frame) together with a framed and glazed 18th century map of Cambridge Shire (probably by Robert Morden),inscribed 'sold by Abel Swale Awnsham & John Churchil, Sulton Nicholls Sculp' (later frame, centre crease and some rippling) and a Robert Morden framed and glazed 18th century map of Bark Shire (Berkshire), inscribed 'printed for Abel Swale Awnsham & John Churchill' (later framed, centre crease and some foxing).
Lot 220
COAT MANNEQUIN NO RESERVE - NO MINIMUMMANNEQUIN WRAPPED IN A LITHOGRAPH WORLD MAP. Height 20 _ in., Width 16 _ in., Depth 8 _ in. THIS SALE IS BEING CONDUCTED AS AN ""ABSOLUTE NO RESERVE - NO MINIMUM SALE"". AS A COURTESY, WE ARE PROVIDING YOU WITH A GENERAL CONDITION REPORT FOR THE ITEM(s) YOU INQUIRED ABOUT. PLEASE NOTE ALL SALES ARE FINAL REGARDLESS OF CONDITION. Thank you for the consideration and your expressed interest. A.B. Levy_s NOTWITHSTANDING THIS REPORT AND/OR ANY DISCUSSION CONCERNING LOTS: ALL LOTS ARE OFFERED AND SOLD AS IS"" IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS OF SALE AS POSTED HERE AND AS PRINTED IN THE SALE CATALOGUE. WE (A.B. LEVY) ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ERRORS OR ANY MISREPRESENTATIONS CONCERNING THE CONDITION OF ANY OR ALL ITEMS MENTIONED IN THIS REPORT OR ELSEWHERE. Prospective buyers should inspect each lot to satisfy concerns as to condition. Understand that any statement made by us, (A.B Levy) is merely a qualified subjective opinion. We are not professional conservators or professional restorers. Prospective buyers should refer to Important Notices regarding this sale and/or any lot that might be printed in the Sale Catalogue and/or posted On-line.
Lot 529
First Editions & Folio Society. Miscellaneous collection of titles including : Angus Wilson : A Bit Off The Map, 1957; The Middle Age of Mrs. Eliot, 1958; The Old Men at the Zoo, 1961 ( 2 copies ); Late Call, 1964; No Laughing Matter, 1967; As If By Magic,1973 ( 2 copies ); Setting the World on Fire,1980. Bryant K. : Marie Stopes, 1962; Du Maurier D. : Growing Pains, 1977; Illingworth R. : Ray Illingworth, 1987; Fox U. : More Joys Of Living, 1972; Bogarde D. : A Short Walk From Harrods, 1993; A Particular Friendship, 1989; Cleared For Take-Off, 1995 ( 2nd.printing). All titles 8vo. with djs. Together with a small collection of Folio Society titles with slip cases. CONDITION REPORT: All items generally vg/vg, some f/f inc. folio.
Lot 535
First & Early Editions : Conrad J. : Youth - A Narrative, 1902. 1st.Ed. 8vo. Original green cloth binding. ( Blackwood's catalogue at the rear is dated 10/2 ). Rider Haggard H. : King Solomon's Mines, 1886. 8vo. Original illustrated red cloth binding, with coloured folding map frontis. ( Cassell's catalogue at rear dated 1.86 ); Whitman W. : Leaves of Grass, 1881-82. 8vo. Original dark yellow/light brown cloth binding, gilt. CONDITION REPORT: Conrad - binding with some discolouration and needing repair along lower external hinge. Some foxing. Haggard spine a little faded o/w binding sound. Minor sporadic foxing. Whitman generally sound.
Lot 581
Lyon G. : The Private Journal, 1824. 1st.Ed. 8vo. Contemp. qtr. marbled boards. Engraved frontis, folding engraved map and six engraved plates. Narrative relating to Captain W.Parry's Expedition to discover a North-West Passage. Author's record of the second Parry expedition to Canadian Arctic waters in the Fury and Hecla, 1821-23. Almost the entire volume is devoted to the narration of the peculiarities of the Aborigines of the Arctic regions. Lyon's drawings were also used to illustrate Parry's Second Voyage. CONDITION REPORT: Boards det. requiring some restoration and repair but complete.
Lot 599
Railwayana : A collection of books ( 50+) relating to Railway history and including a number of specialist tiles featuring : Rolling Stock; Railway Junctions; Locomotives; Historical Railway Atlases and Timetables. Also included are original 'Spotter' Books, magazines and other publications. Together with a facsimile of Tuck's Map of Railways of Great Britain 1847 and a chart featuring locomotives. CONDITION REPORT: Generally vg. Some nf.
Lot 601
Warner R. : A Walk Through Wales in August 1797, bound with A Second Walk Through Wales in August and September 1798. 1799. 8vo. Qtr. binding, marbled boards. Tinted engraved frontis two both volumes together with other similar plates and engraved vignette maps of routes in the text. Nicholson G. : Cambrian Traveller's Guide, in Every Direction. 1813. 8vo. Qtr. binding, marbled boards. Together with 8 other 19th.C. titles with a Welsh text. CONDITION REPORT: Warner - boards loose but not det. Some light browning. Nicholson lacks Tp., Frontis & map., please see extra images
Lot 627
Speed J. : Map of Bedfordshire. This edition sold by Roger Rea the Elder and the Younger and bears the date 1610. Familiar elaborate strapwork cartouches feature on the map title, heraldic emblems, text and a vignette town plan of Bedford; text to verso. Rea editions are relatively scarce. Framed and glazed. CONDITION REPORT: Clean and bright example with wide margins
Lot 629
Bedfordshire Cartographic Miscellany : Cary J. : Bedfordshire from the best Authorities, 1805 ( 2 copies). Minimal topographical outline h/c; Smith C. : New Map of the County of Bedford, 1804 ( Four copies ). Hand coloured. From 'Smith's New English Atlas. Morden R. : Bedfordshire, (Camden C.1720); Bowen E. : Bedford, Divided into its Hundreds, C.1780. Together with five other maps including Cary's map of Devonshire, 1820. All maps 'rolled' and 'loose'.
Lot 529
First Editions & Folio Society. Miscellaneous collection of titles including : Angus Wilson : A Bit Off The Map, 1957; The Middle Age of Mrs. Eliot, 1958; The Old Men at the Zoo, 1961 ( 2 copies ); Late Call, 1964; No Laughing Matter, 1967; As If By Magic,1973 ( 2 copies ); Setting the World on Fire,1980. Bryant K. : Marie Stopes, 1962; Du Maurier D. : Growing Pains, 1977; Illingworth R. : Ray Illingworth, 1987; Fox U. : More Joys Of Living, 1972; Bogarde D. : A Short Walk From Harrods, 1993; A Particular Friendship, 1989; Cleared For Take-Off, 1995 ( 2nd.printing). All titles 8vo. with djs. Together with a small collection of Folio Society titles with slip cases. CONDITION REPORT: All items generally vg/vg, some f/f inc. folio.
Lot 535
First & Early Editions : Conrad J. : Youth - A Narrative, 1902. 1st.Ed. 8vo. Original green cloth binding. ( Blackwood's catalogue at the rear is dated 10/2 ). Rider Haggard H. : King Solomon's Mines, 1886. 8vo. Original illustrated red cloth binding, with coloured folding map frontis. ( Cassell's catalogue at rear dated 1.86 ); Whitman W. : Leaves of Grass, 1881-82. 8vo. Original dark yellow/light brown cloth binding, gilt. CONDITION REPORT: Conrad - binding with some discolouration and needing repair along lower external hinge. Some foxing. Haggard spine a little faded o/w binding sound. Minor sporadic foxing. Whitman generally sound.
Lot 581
Lyon G. : The Private Journal, 1824. 1st.Ed. 8vo. Contemp. qtr. marbled boards. Engraved frontis, folding engraved map and six engraved plates. Narrative relating to Captain W.Parry's Expedition to discover a North-West Passage. Author's record of the second Parry expedition to Canadian Arctic waters in the Fury and Hecla, 1821-23. Almost the entire volume is devoted to the narration of the peculiarities of the Aborigines of the Arctic regions. Lyon's drawings were also used to illustrate Parry's Second Voyage. CONDITION REPORT: Boards det. requiring some restoration and repair but complete.
Lot 599
Railwayana : A collection of books ( 50+) relating to Railway history and including a number of specialist tiles featuring : Rolling Stock; Railway Junctions; Locomotives; Historical Railway Atlases and Timetables. Also included are original 'Spotter' Books, magazines and other publications. Together with a facsimile of Tuck's Map of Railways of Great Britain 1847 and a chart featuring locomotives. CONDITION REPORT: Generally vg. Some nf.
Lot 601
Warner R. : A Walk Through Wales in August 1797, bound with A Second Walk Through Wales in August and September 1798. 1799. 8vo. Qtr. binding, marbled boards. Tinted engraved frontis two both volumes together with other similar plates and engraved vignette maps of routes in the text. Nicholson G. : Cambrian Traveller's Guide, in Every Direction. 1813. 8vo. Qtr. binding, marbled boards. Together with 8 other 19th.C. titles with a Welsh text. CONDITION REPORT: Warner - boards loose but not det. Some light browning. Nicholson lacks Tp., Frontis & map., please see extra images
Lot 627
Speed J. : Map of Bedfordshire. This edition sold by Roger Rea the Elder and the Younger and bears the date 1610. Familiar elaborate strapwork cartouches feature on the map title, heraldic emblems, text and a vignette town plan of Bedford; text to verso. Rea editions are relatively scarce. Framed and glazed. CONDITION REPORT: Clean and bright example with wide margins
Lot 629
Bedfordshire Cartographic Miscellany : Cary J. : Bedfordshire from the best Authorities, 1805 ( 2 copies). Minimal topographical outline h/c; Smith C. : New Map of the County of Bedford, 1804 ( Four copies ). Hand coloured. From 'Smith's New English Atlas. Morden R. : Bedfordshire, (Camden C.1720); Bowen E. : Bedford, Divided into its Hundreds, C.1780. Together with five other maps including Cary's map of Devonshire, 1820. All maps 'rolled' and 'loose'.
Lot 352
AFTER SNAFFLES (CHARLES JOHNSON PAYNE) "The Gunner", limited edition colour print 177/750, AFTER J ROBERTS "Suspicious husband Act IV - Mr Garrick and Mrs Abington in the characters of Ranger and Clarinda", hand coloured engraving, a framed and glazed map of Derbyshire, and various other painting and prints
![[MAPS] ROBERT MORDEN A Map of Somersetshire, engraving with handcolouring. 36x42cm.](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10066/2901853/320-2014627144015_468x382.jpg)
![[MAP]. STANFORD`S PORTABLE INDIA published 1885, printed in sections, hand-coloured in outline, linen-backed, 86cm x 75.5cm,](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10066/2901853/649-2014627145111_468x382.jpg)
Lot 339
Jacques Nicolas Bellin (French, 1703-1772), "Carte de la Louisiane et des Pays Voisins...", 1755, engraved map, with outline color, sheet 21 1/4 in. x 26 1/2 in., framed; together with "A New Map of Louisiana", 1857, by J.L Hazzard, published by Charles Desilver, hand-colored; and "County Map of Florida", 1872, by S. Augustus Mitchell, hand-colored, sights 13 1/2 in. x 16 1/2 in. and 11 in. x 14 in. respectively both framed (3 pcs.).
Lot 120
Of WWII RAF interest; F. Lt. Philip `Nobby` Nolan, his group of four medals, comprising; War & Defence Medals and 1939-45 and France & Germany Stars, together with a silver wings brooch, two log books detailing his service in Typhoons of 168 Squadron towards the end of the war after training, culminating in 181 Squadron, Service & Release Book, a silk escape map, his old RAF scarf, also to include his wife Mary`s WAAF War & Defence Medals (they met at an all ranks dance in Barrow-in-Furness during the war when Mary was already an officer, he still a flight sergeant and became engaged as soon as Philip was commissioned)
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