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Lot 1695

A collection of framed maps comprising two of Essex, including one hand coloured map by Robert Morden, and a small German map, possibly depicting the Franconian Circle by Johann George

Lot 87

A BR carriage mirror in original carriage print frame, two unframed BR mirrors and another with map of the London Midland region (4)

Lot 204

Enamel map sign metropolitan electric tramways (London)

Lot 218

Enamel advertising map sign for associated motorways Express Coach Services

Lot 220

Mounted and framed yellow services luxury coach service day and night map advertising sign

Lot 226

Enamel map advertising sign Royal Blue Express Coach Services

Lot 319

Large framed coloured administrative map of the British railways by John Bartholomew

Lot 664

Squire Osbaldeston: His Autobiography’. London 1926. Autobiography of George Osbaldeston (1786-1866), the renowned huntsman, cricketer and all-round sportsman. Original light brown cloth, folding map etc. Some minor foxing, slight breaking to internal hinges at front and rear otherwise in good condition

Lot 1137

World Cup Argentina 1978. Set of six commemorative coins in folder. Sold with a similar set for the World Cup held in Mexico 1986. Plus ‘97 Goals’, West German booklet showing all 97 goals scored in the World Cup competition in 1978 with analysis and a ‘Argentina 1978’ tourist map. G

Lot 1026

An Early 19th Century English 2 1/2 Inch Terrestrial Pocket Globe, no makers name, inscribed `A Correct Globe with the New Discoveries`, with hand coloured engraved paper gores, together with the original fishskin case containing a hand coloured celestial map to the inside, inscribed `A Correct Globe with New Constelations of Dr Halley & C`,

Lot 59

A map of Westmoreland, framed

Lot 60

A Robert Morden map of Darbyshire and a map of Nottingamiae, both framed

Lot 166

Two 18th century Dutch Delft tiles, tortoiseshell and faux tortoiseshell hair brushes, silk aviation map, a pair of humorous watercolours, Sights and Scenes in England and Wales etc

Lot 32

David Loggan Collegium Regale [King’s College, Cambridge] double page engraving circa 1690 42 x 55cm (overall); with A small engraved coloured map of Cambridgeshire by Speed 8 x 12cm (trimmed to image) (2)

Lot 33

Joan Blaeu Aethiopia Superior vel Interior vulgo Abissinorum sive Presbiteri Ioannis Imperium hand coloured engraved map 42.5 x 54cm (plate)

Lot 34

Martin Waldseemuller after Ptolemy Albion Insula Britanica [British Isles] 16th century engraved map in shaped rectangular border uncoloured, approx. 40 x 56cm PLEASE NOTE, Albion Insula Britanica is probably a 1520 printing

Lot 35

Robert Morden and Joseph Pask Map of Essex 18th century hand coloured engraving 57 x 77cm (plate)

Lot 36

John Seller A Chart of the Sands, Shoals, and Buoys, Beacons, Sea-Marks, upon the Coast of England hand coloured engraved chart showing the coasts of Essex, Kent and Lincolnshire over-printed to title for John Thornton an additional cartouche to the upper left corner titled in pen ‘A New Chart of Ye Kings Chanell.’ 43 x 53.5cm (plate); with a Dutch map of the same area, by Jacob Aertsz Colom 41 x 54cm (2)

Lot 40

John Speed [Sudbury and Humble] Stafford Countie and Towne uncoloured engraved map after 1610 38 x 50.5cm; with Robert Morden Somerset; Cheshire hand coloured engraved maps for Abel Swale Awnsham and John Churchill both about 42 x 35cm (3)

Lot 43

John Speed [Bassett and Chiswell] Britain as it was devided double page hand coloured engraved map [circa 1676] 39 x 51cm (plate)

Lot 50

A collection of old maps, mostly 19th century Sunlight Soap War Map Greenwood’s Map of Shropshire Saxton and Kip map of Carmarthenshire Bowles’s New Medium Map of Herefordshire, etc mostly unframed and mounted, sizes vary (8)

Lot 51

William Heather Chart of the Entrances to the River Thames; Chart of the East Coast of England two uncoloured folding engravings, one dated 1802, both linen backed each 65 x 81cm overall; with Smith’s New Map of England and Wales, 1804 folding linen backed map with hand colouring 58 x 48cm, with original slip case; and one other folding general map (torn) (4)

Lot 52

Laurie and Whittle The Russian Empire, European and Asiatic Parts hand coloured 4 section engraved map 1794 53 x 135cm (overall)

Lot 54

John Speed (George Humble) Bedfordshire hand coloured engraved map 39 x 51cm (visible); with Saxton and Speed Map of Huntingdonshire hand coloured engraving 28 x 34cm (2)

Lot 55

John Speed (Sudbury and Humble) Leicester both Countye and Citie described hand coloured engraved map English text verso 42 x 54cm (overall); with another by Morden (2)

Lot 56

Joan Blaeu Suffolcia vernacula Suffolke hand coloured engraved map circa 1650 39 x 51cm

Lot 57

John Speed and John Norden Essex devided into Hundreds hand coloured engraved map 40 x 53cm (some damage); with two others by Kipp (some damage) and Pigot

Lot 59

Emanuel Bowen An accurate map of the County of Essex hand coloured double page engraving circa 1760 53 x 70cm; with a mid 20th century pictorial colour print of Cambridge 52 x 64cm overall (2)

Lot 62

Richard Blome A Generall Mapp of South Wales hand cololured engraving 34 x 46cm (visible; somewhat browned); with John Speed [Roger Rea] Merionethshire Described hand coloured engraved map, circa 1665 37 x 49cm (visible; slightly browned); with quantity of other later mainly loose prints

Lot 63

John Speed [Sudbury & Humble] The Province Ulster described well coloured engraved map with inset plan of Enis Kelling Fort, title within typical strapwork cartouche circa 37 x 50cm (visible), double glazed with brown paper obscuring the English text verso

Lot 66

Jodocus Hondius Nova Europae double page engraved map 38 x 51cm

Lot 67

John Speed (Sudbury and Humble) Cambridgeshire described hand coloured engraved map, circa 1630, English text verso now mounted in a glazed tray 38 x 50.5cm (visible; some staining and trimming)

Lot 68

CARY (John) Traveller’s Companion or a Delineation of the Turnpike Roads of England and Wales, 1810 12mo, map of England and Wales and 42 county maps as required, handcoloured in outline and including folding map of Yorkshire, worn binding detached; AIKIN (John) England Delineated, or a Geographical Description of every county in England and Wales, 4th edition 1800, 8vo, folding uncoloured map and 42 county maps (some age toning), slight ink graffiti at end, chipped and worn calf; with - Geography and History selected by a Lady for the use of her own Children, 8th edition 1811, small 8vo, folding world map frontispiece by Darton and 3 plates as required, 2pp adverts at end, worn and chipped tree calf (3)

Lot 69

Map reference. PIGGOTT (Prof. S) Camden’s Britannia, 1971 facsimile reprint, cloth; YATES (W) Map of the County of Stafford, 1984 reprint, slip case; Kelly’s Directory of Hertfordshire, 1908, folding coloured map, rubbed cloth (faded spine); MASON (O) The Gazetteer of England, 2 vols 1972, slight foxing, in dust jackets; HARVEY (P D A) and H.THORPE. The Printed Maps of Warwickshire 1576-1900, one of 750 copies, 1959, chipped wrapper; TOOLEY (R V) Maps and Map-Makers, 6th edition 1978; Dictionary of Mapmakers, Tring 1979; Tooley’s Catalogue Number One; 6 others

Lot 72

Arthur Bryant. A Map of the County of Suffolk from an actual Survey by A.Bryant in the Years 1824 and 1825 folding linen backed map in two sections, 1826 elaborate lettered title, good hand colouring c.158 x 195cm overall, in calf covered case

Lot 73

John Chapman and Peter Andre. A Map of the County of Essex from an Actual Survey taken in 1772,1773 and 1774, London 1777, folio, on 26 double page sheets, including title, list of subscribers, and key map, all hand coloured, occasional offsetting, some scattered foxing and staining, rebacked original worn boards

Lot 74

CARY (John) Cary’s New Map of England and Wales with a part of Scotland..., 1794, 4to, (but final page dated 1804), first leaves with some brown staining, coloured map pages generally good with slight offsetting and occasional foxing, modern half calf

Lot 75

KITCHIN (Thomas) Kitchin’s Post Chaise Companion through England and Wales, London: for John and Carrington Bowles, and Robert Sayer, 1767, small oblong 4to, title, 6pp tables, general map and 103pp road maps, lacking the binding, some brown staining and soiling to title and last leaf, slight vertical centre crease throughout

Lot 77

COLE (G) and J.ROPER. The British Atlas; Comprising a Complete Set of County Maps, of England and Wales; with a General Map of Navigable Rivers and Canals and Plans of Cities and Principal Towns, 1810, 4to, 58 maps coloured in outline, 21 city plans (lacking Shrewsbury), rebound half calf

Lot 82

W.Swire and W.F. Hutchings A Map of the County Palatine of Chester 1828-29 large scale folding map engraved by J.Dower hand coloured, with morocco gilt ‘book’ case 99 x 134cm

Lot 83

Cambridge map Post War Development Map, 1944 lithograph folding map by Cook, Hammond & Kell Ltd large scale showing railways in red c.155 x 190cm

Lot 86

South Africa Juta’s Map of South Africa, From the Cape to the Zambesi London and Cape Town: Edward Stanford and J.C.Juta & Co, 1902 linen-backed coloured folding map, with Stanford slip case 96 x 127cm overall

Lot 104

MOORE (James) A Narrative of the Campaign of the British Army in Spain, 2nd edition 1809, 4to, frontispiece, folding map and plan, 1 plate, title stained, rebacked speckled calf

Lot 132

BINGLEY (Rev. W) North Wales including its Scenery, Antiquities, Customs..., Natural History, in 2 volumes London 1804, 8vo, folding hand coloured map, engraved frontispieces and music, some staining to first leaves, lacking one spine label, contemporary tree calf (2)

Lot 141

ALISON (A) The Military Life of John Duke of Marlborough, 1848, 8vo, first edition, hand coloured map and battle plans at end, full polished calf gilt

Lot 167

TAYLOR (Isaac) Scenes in Asia, 2nd edition 1821, 12mo, half title, folding hand coloured map frontispiece and 84 engravings, advert leaf at end, some age staining, worn morocco backed boards

Lot 229

~ H ~ Norfolk. BRITTON and BRAYLEY. A Topographical and Historical Description of the County of Norfolk, no date, circa 1812, 8vo, folding map, uncut, somewhat age stained, rebacked boards; HUDSON (Rev W) How the City of Norwich Grew into Shape, with 5 maps, 1896, 4to, boards; The Norfolk Tour, 4th edition, 1786, small 8vo, rebacked calf; BROWNE (P) The History of Norwich, circa 1814, 8vo, untrimmed, age toned, modern full calf; with - Jarrold’s County Guide to Norfolk, paper wrapper; and - The Country Gentleman’s Companion, 3rd edition London 1747, small 8vo, extremities stained and foxed, modern full morocco (5)

Lot 231

MACKENZIE (Sir George) Travels in Iceland during the Summer of the Year 1810, first edition Edinburgh 1811, 4to, coloured aquatints and folding linen backed map as required, a few plates mounted, some foxing and age staining, rebacked quarter calf

Lot 236

DEPPING (G-B) L’Angleterre ou Description Historique et Topographique du Royaume Uni de la Grande Bretagne, 2nd edition, 6 volumes, Paris 1828, 12mo, with 59 hand coloured miniature county maps (including Ireland), folding general map and table, and 22 plates, text with some staining/spotting, fine contemporary red half morocco (6)

Lot 237

CUSSANS (John E) History of Hertfordshire, 3 volumes 1870-81, folio, coloured and other plates, folding map, some scattered age staining, half red morocco (3)

Lot 292

Various. MOGG (Edward) Paterson’s Roads, 18th edition circa 1829, 8vo, folding general map, 9 other folding maps on fine paper (slight staining), appendix bound at end, rubbed half calf; Mountains and Mountain-Climbing, London 1883, 8vo, illustrated, polished calf gilt; GUILLEMIN (A) The Heavens, 9th edition 1883, 8vo, plates, prize green calf gilt; 6 others leather bound; KIPLING (R) The Irish Guards in the Great War, 2 vols 1997; etc (a box)

Lot 315

Literature, various, including leather bound: Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, 1897, half morocco gilt by Sotheran; G.V. Dinners and Dinner-Parties, 2nd edition, 1862, 8vo, cloth gilt; an interesting domestic diary and journal for 1871; Baedeker Guide to London, 1911 (map loose); 3 other Baedeker guides; few others (a box)

Lot 316

Literature, various, including: ROBESON (Paul) Here I Stand, 1958, inscribed by the author to William Griffiths [bookseller in London], without dustjacket; SCOTT (Walter) Lady of the Lake, 1853, with tartan binding painted to the centre with a small oval landscape entitled ‘Ben-A’an’; CLARK (Richard) An Account of the National Anthem entitled God Save the King!, 1822, 8vo, subscribers list, engraved plates and music, later cloth retaining original spine label; Canadian Tour of General his Imperial Highness Prince Fushimi G.C.B., June 1907, worn covers with damaged spine, with separate bound map; etc (a small box)

Lot 361

TOLKIEN (J R R) The Hobbit, 1942 reprint [third impression], illustrated by the author, 2pp adverts at end stamped ‘5 - 43’ at foot, map endpapers, neat ownership name to a fly leaf otherwise internally clean, publisher’s green cloth, slight wear to spine ends and corners, with trimmed front and back parts of dust jacket only remaining

Lot 370

SKELTON (Joseph) Skelton’s Engraved Illustrations of the Principal Antiquities of Oxfordshire, Oxford 1823, large 4to, frontispiece, engraved title, map, and mounted india paper plates, engraved vignettes within the text, typical light foxing, rebacked calf gilt spine

Lot 371

BRITTON (J) The History and Antiquities of the Abbey and Cathedral Church of Gloucester, 1829, 4to, plates, some typical staining, recased; SHOBERL (F) Suffolk or Original Delineations, London 1818, folding map, plates, some staining and foxing, uncut, modern half calf; POINTER (J) Oxoniensis Academia, 1749, small 8vo, age stained, rebacked calf; one other (4)

Lot 377

HOWLETT (B) A Selection of Views in the County of Lincoln, 1805, 4to, coloured map frontispiece, engraved plates (some damp staining and spotting), binding worn; DAVY (Henry) Views of the Seats of the Noblemen and Gentlemen in Suffolk, part first, Southwold 1827, small 4to, some foxing and staining, half morocco rubbed; ELMES (James) Metropolitan Improvements or London in the Nineteenth Century, 1829, 4to, numerous engravings, typical spotting and staining, half calf rubbed (3)

Lot 404

ATKINSON (Thomas W) Travels in the Regions of the Upper and Lower Amoor and the Russian Acquisitions on the Confines of India and China, London 1860, 8vo, title and chromolithograph frontispiece with slight staining, folding map, full polished contemporary calf map with gilt school arms

Lot 405

O’FLANAGAN (J R) The Blackwater in Munster, London: Jeremiah How 1844, large paper edition, double page map, illustrations, some old staining

Lot 163

Robert MordenMap of Shropshire and surrounding areas, hand coloured double page engraving, 14" x 17"

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