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Lot 10
JOHN SPEEDE (1552-1659) `Pembrokshyre described, and the situations both at Pembroke and St Davids shewed in due form as they were taken by John Speed`, engraved map, coloured, published by John Sudbury and George Humbell, pl 15 x 20in; an engraved map by John Speede titled `Caermadea both shyre and town described`; coloured, pl 15 x 20in; and `An Accurate Map of Glamorgan Shire drawn from an actual survey; by Thos Kitchin (3)
Lot 14
THOMAS JEFFERYS (1695-1771) `A New and Accurate Map of the Kingdom of Ireland divided into Provinces, Counties and Baronies; with all the Cities, Boroughs, Post-towns, Barracks and Principal Villages; also the Great, the Branch, and the By-Post Roads, London 1759, hand-coloured 25 1/2 x 23 1/2in (64.8 x 59.6cm)
Lot 18
AFTER SAMUEL AND NATHANIEL BUCK (fl. mid 18th Century) `The East View of Swansea in the County of Glamorgan` engraving, originally published in 1748, Pl 10 x 31in; five topographical prints after S & N Buck, all coloured, titled `The North West View of Neath Castle`; `The North East View of Neath Abbey`; `The North West View of Penrice Castle`; and `The East View of Swansea Castle`; together with a framed Map of South Wales, published by Alex Hogg, engraved for Walpole`s New and Complete British Traveller (7)
![[VALCK (GERARD AND LEONARD)] STATUS ECCLESIASTICUS MAGNUS DUCATUS FLORENTIAE... double page engraved map, coloured, small rep](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10086/2832172/569-201121814589_468x382.jpg)
Lot 571
GREENWOOD (C & J) MAP OF THE COUNTY OF BEDFORD; ...WESTMORLAND;... COUNTY OF HEREFORD; ...NORTH EAST CIRCUIT...OF WALES AND ...NORTH WEST CIRCUIT ...OF WALES five, double page engraved maps in contemporary colour, partly separating along crease (except Hereford) and with handling marks, 66 x 79cm, 1822-1832 (5)
Lot 809
WATERLOO MEDAL replacement silver straight bar suspender *CORP. GAVIN HAMILTON, 1ST BATT. 79th REG. FOOT [Cameronian Highlanders], with GENERAL BERTHIER`S [FOLDING] MAP OF FRANCE, engraving in contemporary outline colour by S Leigh, 1804, backed on linen, believed to have been presented by the Duke of Northumberland to Gavin Barham Hamilton in June 1851, laid down, framed (2) ++++
Lot 416
Large collection of wartime publications: To include map reading and field sketching 1929, driving maintanence 1937, small arms training vol.1 1931, field service regs 1931, fielding servive regs vol.1 1923, army vehichles 1940, army fire services 1942, principles of instruction 1939 & 1943, small arms training –grenade 1942, anti tank grenade 1941, signal training 1945, signal training 1942, signal training 1944, signal training 1940, maintanence of lines 1940, map reading 1929, field craft and battle drill, artillery index 1943, soliders welfare 1943, infantry division in battle 1950, 303 lewis gun, parade roll radio operators log wireless operators log (all unused). Together with the field standing orders for the 2nd London divisional signals Royal signals and more. 48 in total.
Lot 4
Bergier (Nicolas) Histoire des Grands Chemins de l 2 vol. engraved frontispiece titles in red and black with engraved vignette 4 engraved plates (2 folding) and 2 long folding engraved maps (each on 4 conjoined sheets the whole map extending to c.4 metres long in total) lacking 2 portraits engraved head-pieces woodcut initials explanatory leaf at end of vol.2 small ink stain on title of vol.2 some light browning and soiling slight worming to inner margin of vol. 1 towards end affecting a few letters engraved bookplate of Spains Hall Finchingfield on front pastedowns contemporary mottled calf a little worn joints split 4to Brussels Jean Leonard 1736. *** The map is a version of the 13th century Peutinger table a parchment scroll itself a copy of an ancient map depicting all the roads of the Roman empire. The depiction is greatly distorted featuring a compressed Mediterranean with an elongated Italy; the map extends from Iberia (one section is probably missing from the 13th century table) right across to India.
![(Sir William) Monasticon Anglicanum...] 3 vol. s (Sir William) Monasticon Anglicanum...] 3 vol. second edition vol.1 first ed](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/1574/2813036/15-201127153941_468x382.jpg)
Lot 15
(Sir William) Monasticon Anglicanum...] 3 vol. s (Sir William) Monasticon Anglicanum...] 3 vol. second edition vol.1 first edition vol.2 & 3 vol.1 with additional engraved architectural title but lacking half-title and letterpress title vol.2 & 3 with titles in red and black vol.3 lacking initial blank with folding engraved map and 102 plates by Wenceslas Hollar and others 37 double-page and/or folding one engraved illustration in text ink inscription “£14 : 14s Bibliothecae Ivesianae 1772” (John Ives) at head of all titles with an A.L.s. from Dugdale to Dr. Robert Brady of Gonville and Caius College Cambridge tipped in at beginning of vol.1 some plates a little faint or smudged many trimmed and mounted (mostly costume plates) vol.1 with a few leaves of Index misbound vol.3 with errata on 3G2 and 3A1 trimmed at foot but no loss to text some light browning or soiling ink armorial stamp of Thomas Ruggles and engraved bookplate of Spains Hall Finchingfield on front pastedowns (pasted over an earlier bookplate and annotated at foot “from White Bookseller Fleetstreet
Lot 16
Edwards (Bryan) The History Civil and Commercial 3 vol. including supplement second edition vol.1 & 2 first edition vol.3 half-title in vol.3 3 engraved frontispieces (including portrait) and 8 plates large folding general map in 2 parts and 10 other maps (2 folding) errata leaf at end of vol.2 tissue guards occasional foxing light browning at beginning and end of vol.3 engraved bookplate of Spains Hall Finchingfield on front pastedowns contemporary tree calf spines gilt with red and green morocco labels rubbed some joints split corners a little worn [Sabin 21901] 4to 1794-1801. *** The first collected edition with volume 3 containing An Historical Survey of the French Colony in the Island of St.Domingo. The maps in this edition are not present in the first edition.
Lot 28
Labillardiere (Jacques Julien Houton de) Voyage in engraved frontispiece folding map and 44 plates advertisement leaf at end light foxing and offsetting engraved bookplate of Spains Hall Finchingfield on front pastedown contemporary sprinkled calf spine gilt rubbed splits to joints label chipped corners worn [Ferguson 309; Sabin 38421] 4to John Stockdale 1800. *** Account of the search for the Comte de La Perouse and his ships which had disappeared in the Solomon Islands in 1788 during their exepedition to explore the Pacific and Australasia.
Lot 32
LOND London and its Environs Described 6 vol. half-titles engraved frontispiece 76 plates and 2 folding maps only (of 3 lacking map of environs from vol.2) a little browned plan of Windsor with split to fold engraved bookplate of Spains Hall Finchingfield contemporary calf rather worn spines slightly defective lacking labels a few covers detached 8vo R. and J. Dodsley 1761.
Lot 39
Park (Mungo) Travels in the Interior Districts of new edition engraved portrait 2 folding maps with routes hand-coloured folding chart sheet of musical notation and 5 plates 1816; The Journal of a Mission to the Interior of Africa in the year 1805 second edition folding engraved map with routes hand-coloured wood-engraved maps and illustrations in text with the final blank 1815 together 2 vol. half-titles foxing and offsetting the first with light water-staining to upper margin both with ink inscription “John Ruggles 1817” on front free endpaper the second with sheet of notes loosely inserted non uniform original boards uncut worn spines defective most covers detached 4to (2)(2)
Lot 40
Pashley (Robert) Travels in Crete 2 vol. first edition half-titles 10 lithographed plates folding map and plate of inscriptions wood-engraved illustrations some full-page foxing particularly to frontispieces (loose in vol.2) original cloth gilt a little rubbed and faded spotting to vol.1 [Blackmer 1263; Not in Abbey] 8vo Cambridge & London 1837.
Lot 42
(Richard editor) A Collection of Modern and Conte (Richard editor) A Collection of Modern and Contemporary Voyages and Travels vol.5-10 only (of 11) comprising 27 works in 6 vol. with general titles and part-titles 3 engraved maps (2 folding) and 46 engraved plates (28 folding many aquatint 5 hand-coloured some tinted) folding table some foxing one plate torn in two engraved bookplates of John Robinson and Spains Hall Finchingfield on front pastedowns contemporary calf worn joints split [Sabin 62506] 8vo Richard Phillips 1807-09; sold not subject to return *** Interesting collection of travel works originally issued in monthly parts and often found incomplete. Including Sarytschew`s voyage to Siberia 2 parts (5 plates 2 hand-coloured); analysis of Carr`s Ireland (folding aquatint plate of Dublin); Perrin du Lac`s travels in Louisiana; Reinbeck`s travels from St.Petersburg (folding aquatint plate); Spilsbury`s voyage to west coast of Africa (9 aquatint plates 3 folding); Millin`s travels in France (3 hand-coloured aquatints); analysis of Heriot`s travels through Canada (4 folding aquatint plates 3 tinted); analysis of Carr`s Holland (6 folding tinted aquatints); Bourgoing`s travels in Spain (folding map and 10 plates); Bolingbroke`s voyage to Demerara (folding map).
Lot 43
(George editor) The Koran 2 vol. titles in red (George editor) The Koran 2 vol. titles in red and black folding engraved map and folding plate 3 engraved genealogical tables 1 folding contemporary ink signature at head of title in vol.1 lightly browned and soiled slight marginal worming at beginning of each vol. engraved bookplate of Spains Hall Finchingfield on front pastedowns contemporary calf rubbed lacking one label one cover detached 8vo L.Hawes... 1764.
Lot 48
Swinburne (Henry) Travels in the Two Sicilies 2 vol. first edition half-title in vol.2 folding engraved map and 22 plates 2 folding folding genealogical table directions to binder leaf at end of vol.2 occasional foxing or soiling bookplate of Spains Hall Finchingfield on front pastedowns contemporary half russia rather worn particularly corners and spine ends joints split 4to P. Elmsly 1783-85.
Lot 53
(Rev. Cooper) A Voyage up the Mediterranean in His (Rev. Cooper) A Voyage up the Mediterranean in His Majesty`s Ship the Swiftsure...with a Description of the Battle of the Nile... first edition engraved dedication double-page map and 41 plates all hand-tinted aquatints tissue guards wood-engraved tail-pieces first and last few leaves becoming loose (some a little soiled/foxed and creased) original boards uncut rubbed spine broken and worn covers detached [Blackmer 1813; cf. Abbey Travel 196 large paper copy] 4to 1802. *** “In 1798 Willyams served as chaplain of the Swiftsure a ship in the squadron under the command of Nelson. He was present at the Battle of the Nile and his is `the first the most particular and the most authentic account of the battle` (DNB)...” Blackmer. Includes views of Sicily Egypt and Gibraltar and a plan of the Battle of the Nile.
![Wright (James) The History and Antiquities of the [with] Additions... together 2 parts in 1 first edition main title in red a](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/1574/2813036/54-201127155136_468x382.jpg)
Lot 54
Wright (James) The History and Antiquities of the [with] Additions... together 2 parts in 1 first edition main title in red and black double-page engraved map plate and illustrations some full-page woodcut coats-of-arms title browned small hole to upper margin of map (repaired) a few leaves defective at lower margin (most repaired) bookplate of Spains Hall Finchingfield on front pastedown contemporary panelled calf spine gilt rubbed lacking label corners and spine ends worn upper cover detached lower joint split [Wing W3696 & 3691] folio for Bennet Griffin... 1684[-87].
![[Young (Arthur)] A Six Months Tour through the Nor 4 vol. first edition folding engraved map and 27 plates many folding 5 fol](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/1574/2813036/55-201127155139_468x382.jpg)
Lot 55
[Young (Arthur)] A Six Months Tour through the Nor 4 vol. first edition folding engraved map and 27 plates many folding 5 folding tables W.Strahan... 1770; The Farmer`s Letters to the People of England second edition final leaf defective W.Nicoll 1768 a few contemporary annotations or loosely inserted notes in ink or pencil some damp- and water-staining particularly affecting the final volume engraved bookplate of Spains Hall Finchingfield on front pastedowns uniform contemporary half russia spines gilt and numbered 1-5 rubbed spines darkened joints split [Goldsmiths` 10612 & 10423; Kress 6767 & 6599] 8vo (5)
Lot 71
Cunningham (J.F.) Uganda and Its Peoples first edition colour frontispiece photographic illustrations map original pictorial cloth gilt spine slightly darkened spine ends worn 1905 § Norden (Hermann) White and Black in East Africa first American edition photographic illustrations 2 maps (1 folding) original green cloth spine darkened corners and spine ends very slightly worn Boston 1924 § Bergh (Vanden) On the Trail of the Pigmies illustrations map original grey cloth spine ends slightly rubbed 1922 4to & 8vo (3)(3)
Lot 72
(Major Dixon) and Captain Hugh Clapperton. Narrati (Major Dixon) and Captain Hugh Clapperton. Narrative of Travels and Discoveries in Northern and Central Africa in the years 1822 1823 and 1824... third edition 2 engraved frontispieces 3 folding engraved maps and 10 plates one printed in sepia and finished by hand some spotting or browning offsetting slight tear to head of large folding map contemporary green calf gilt rebacked in green morocco corners slightly worn rubbed 8vo 1828.
Lot 73
(Rev. William) Three Visits to Madagascar fifth t (Rev. William) Three Visits to Madagascar fifth thousand folding frontispiece map numerous woodcuts 32pp. advertisements original pictorial cloth gilt joints spine ends and corners rubbed marked 1859 § Armitage (Capt. C. H.) & Lt. Col. A.F. Montanaro. The Ashanti Campaign of 1900 first edition signed by the author 2 folding maps at end title and some other ff. extensively foxed upper hinge repaired contemporary half calf gilt t.e.g. lower cover water stained slightly rubbed 1901 § Caton-Thompson (G.) The Zimbabwe Culture colour frontispiece numerous illustrations some folding original cloth lower hinge water stained spine ends and corners worn 1931 8vo & 4to (3) (3)
Lot 76
Livingstone (David & Charles) Narrative of an Expe first edition folding frontispiece 12 plates folding map with route picked out in colour map with small tear to margin original pictorial cloth gilt spine faded lower joint detached but with spine holding firm spine ends and corners slightly worn 8vo 1865.
Lot 78
Tully (Richard) Narrative of a Ten Years` Residenc second edition folding engraved map 7 hand-coloured aquatint plates some light offsetting from plates folding map lightly water-stained original boards uncut paper label on spine rubbed and a little stained [Abbey Travel 301; Atabey 1241; Blackmer 1682; Tooley 493] 4to 1817. *** Containing more plates than the first edition.
Lot 81
Garcia y Cubas (Antonio) Atlas Geográfico Estadís first edition lacking title (supplied in photostat also supplement at end) 30 double-page sheets incorporating 31 hand-coloured lithographed maps (general map of Mexico with lithographed vignettes at head) and 2 double-page sheets with lithographed Aztec symbols 1 printed in colours foxed and browned some water-staining and worming causing slight loss 2 text leaves at beginning frayed at lower outer corner 1 a little torn and repaired modern sprinkled calf red and black calf labels slightly scuffed and faded [Palau 98721; Rumsey 4116; Sabin 26554] folio [Mexico José Mariano Fernandez de Lara] [1858]; sold not subject to return *** Important early Mexican atlas showing both the boundaries derived from the Treaty of Guadeloupe Hidalgo and the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Including 2 general maps of Mexico and 29 maps of each state (on 30 sheets) surrounded by text containing a wealth of information. “The first great atlas of Mexico produced by a Mexican and printed in Mexico. Sabin says only 300 copies were printed.” Rumsey
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