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Lot 815
Assorted Quantity of 1950/60s Motor Racing Ephemera – to consist of The Motor Grand Prix Cars of 1960, No 1 Cooper, No2 Lotus, No3 B.R.M. and No4 Ferrari in VG condition, 20 x 1950/60sShell and Castrol achievement booklets containing various colour prints of racing cars, bikes, and planes alike includes Le Mans 1953, also including car care booklets, Tourist Trophy Races booklets, Master driving handbooks, Motoring and Hiking Map, t/w a mixed variety of programmes from Aintree, Crystal palace, Ibsley, and Thruxton some with admission tickets and more, inspection recommended, overall condition G (no.50)
Lot 770
An 18th century coloured map of Gloucestershire dated 1712, 36 x 43 cm in moulded gilt frame together with a facsimile of the 1900 second edition Ordnance Survey map of Tetbury, 42 x 60 cm in bronze coloured frame, a coloured 19th century hunting engraving and a black and white photograph of the hunt
Lot 780
A portrait in the Victorian manner showing a gentleman in black coat and spectacles seated on a sofa, 61 x 45 cm in gilt frame together with a 19th century map of the British Islands compiled from the latest admiralty surveys by E J Powell and dated 1867, 99 x 67 cm in black and gilt frame, also together with an eastern Batik type picture of a stylised horse, 57 x 90 cm in simple gilt frame
Lot 826
An early 18th century black and white engraved map of the River Severn or the Channel of Bristol dedicated to the Right Honourable Sir Robert Southwell and with reserved panel to the lower right showing shipping gathered on the river at Shirehampton on the occasion of the landing of King William III September 1690 during the expedition for Ireland, 46 x 58 cm in gilt frame
Lot 845
A collection of London maps and ephemera including Charles A Gillig`s Guide to London - specially compiled for the use of American travellers, an early 20th century postcard of Petticoat Lane, three late 19th century lease documents relating to Belsize Manor - Westminster, a framed map of various London wards produced for Noorthouck`s History of London, etc
Lot 2001
ChinaMap1683 hand coloured map of China (228x183mm) Imperium Sinicum Quindecupartitum by Joh. Vanden Twele. This rare map is a reduced version of Kircher's map of China, printed in 1667. The cartouche features a Chinese hunter with a hawk and a seated Chinese lady holding a fan. The map is rejoined down the centre and there is a small repair. Exceptionally fresh and this rare, early map would make an ideal frontispiece to any collection of China. Photo
Lot 1578
Canton Hankow Railway Co. (Kwong-Tung Yueh-Han), certificate for 5 yuan shares, 1914, very attractive piece with vignette of large station building in centre flanked by vignettes of steam engine & tender and passenger carriages, a detailed map of the railway below, blue, red and yellow, text all in Chinese but if you look closely the company name is in English on the locomotives' tender, with counterfoil and original envelope, very fine and scarce. Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 1579
Canton Hankow Railway Co. (Kwong-Tung Yueh-Han), certificate for 5 yuan shares, 1918, very attractive piece with vignette of large station building in centre flanked by vignettes of steam engine & tender and passenger carriages, a detailed map of the railway below, blue, red and yellow, text all in Chinese but if you look closely the company name is in English on the locomotives' tender, with counterfoil and original envelope, very fine and scarce. Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 1587
China Square Inch Land Co., document of land ownership, unissued but numbered, circa 1970, large format with small map of Hong Kong and China showing the company's property at the most North Eastern edge of the New Territories, good very fine. Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 513
AFTER JOHN OGILBY "The road from Bristol to Banbury", a strip map, coloured engraving, together with AFTER ROBERT MORDEN "Oxfordshire", a coloured engraved map CONDITION REPORTS "Oxfordshire" map - fold/crease is horizontal, map overall with some creases, undulations and slight discolouring but generally appears OK, appears to be an 18th century edition. Ogilby map - very browned, stained and discoloured and has some small tears to edges and various creasing, wear, etc., has a vertical fold/crease to centre, plate marks/indentations are visible to both maps.
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