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Click here to subscribeVarious including Society Publications. A History of The Rencounter at Drumclog and Battle of Bothwell Bridge, Hamilton 1821, 8vo, engraving folding map frontispiece (spotted), modern morocco backed (spine faded); Letters of John Grahame of Claverhouse, Viscount of Dundee, Edinburgh: The Bannatyne Club 1826, 4to, engraved vignette title, teg, half morocco; and others (7)
FULLER (Thomas) The Church History of Britain, London: for John Williamson 1655, small folio, engraved vignette title, including a folding map of Cambridge, full morocco (rebound); Sermons or Homilies, London 1676, small folio, full panel calf (hinges cracked, worn); SOUTHWELL (Henry) The Universal Family Bible, London: for J Cooke, circa 1780, folio, numerous engraved plates, full calf gilt (rebacked, scuffed) (3)
Prayer Book and Bible. Book of Common Prayer, London: Robert Barker and Assigns of John Bill 1639, 8vo; Genealogies, by J S, 1640 with double page map; Holy Bible, 1640 and 1639; Psalms, 1640; engraved titles (first working loose), gilt embossed edges, full bound with acanthus scroll central lozenge and spandrels upon a fleur- de-lys ground, the spine with raised bands (some rubbing, front hinge cracked)
LYSONS (Rev Daniel and Samuel) Magna Britannia Vol II Part I Cambridgeshire, London: for T Cadell and W Davies 1808, 4to, map and plates, later half calf; BENTHAM (James) The History And Antiquities of the Conventual & Cathedral Church of Ely, second edition, Norwich: for Stevenson et al 1812, 4to, portrait frontispiece, numerous engraved plates, full calf gilt (boards detached) (2)
RUSSELL (John) An early 19th century folio atlas (circa 1811), with folding double spherical world map 'Shewing the Tracks & Discoveries of Capt Cook', 43.5 x 74cm, Armillary Sphere plate and 26 double page maps, all hand- coloured in outline, generally all rather damp stained and dusty, boards detached, untitled
Travel and topography. DAVIS (John King) With the Aurora in the Antarctic 1911-1914, London: Andrew Melrose [no date], plates, folding map at end, damp staining to cloth covers with 'mottled' spine; ROWE (Samuel) A Perambulation of Dartmoor, 1848, lithographic folding map and plates, worn cloth; STANFIELD (Clarkson) Stanfield's Coast Scenery, 1836, small 4to, plates, half calf (rubbed); 2 others (5)
Topography. SHORE (W Teignmouth) Kent, London: Adam and Charles Black 1907, teg, decorative green cloth; HOPE MONCRIEFF (A R) Surrey, London: A & C Black 1906, decorative cloth; MITTON (G E) Buckingham and Berkshire, London: A & C Black 1920, decorative cloth (all a little scuffed and with some fading); Kelly's Directory of Essex 1902, lacking map, red cloth gilt (faded spine); and 3 others (7)
KARL BAEDEKER: EGYPT, 1902, 5th edn, orig cl gt worn, split at spine + J MURRAY: A HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN SWITZERLAND THE ALPS OF SAVOY AND PIEDMONT, 1872, fdg map in pocket at end, orig cl gt worn + COOK'S TOURISTS HANDBOOK FOR PALESTINE AND SYRIA, 1911, fdg map and some ephemera in pocket at end, orig cl gt worn (3)
EMILE DE LAVELEYE: THE BALKAN PENINSULA, Trans Mary Thorpe, 1887, 1st edn, fdg frontis map, orig cl + FRANK FOX: THE BALKAN PENINSULA, 1915, 1st edn, orig cl + CHARLES A BEARD AND GEORGE RADIN: THE BALKAN PIVOT YUGOSLAVIA, NY 1929, 1st edn, sigd and inscr by George Radin, orig cl + AGNES ETHEL CONWAY: A RIDE THROUGH THE BALKANS, Intro Sir Martin Conway, 1917, 1st edn, orig cl (4)
L E PENNINGTON (Ed): THE PURCHASE HANDBOOK, Hakluyt Society 1997, 2 Vols, orig cl d/w's + J H ARROWSMITH-BROWN (Trans/Ed): PRUTKY'S TRAVELS IN ETHIOPIA AND OTHER COUNTRIES, Hakluyt Society 1991, orig cl d/w + MARY FREAR KEELER (Ed): SIR FRANCIS DRAKE'S WEST INDIAN VOYAGE 1585-86, Hakluyt Society 1981, orig cl d/w + JOHN DUNMORE (Trans/Ed): THE EXPEDITION OF THE ST JEAN-BAPTISTE TO THE PACIFIC 1769-1770, Hakluyt Society 1981, orig cl d/w + NORMAN J W THROWER: THE THREE VOYAGES OF EDMOND HALLEY IN THE PARAMORE 1698-1701, Hakluyt Society 1981, 2 Vols including map portfolio, orig cl d/w's + PETER JACKSON (Trans): THE MISSION OF FRIAR WILLIAM OF RUBRUCK, Hakluyt Society 1990, orig cl d/w. (8)
Rackham, Arthur, (Illustrator) Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, by J.M Barrie, Fifth Edition, Hodder & Stoughton, 1908, fifty tipped in colour plates with captioned tissue guards, printed map on front paper, russet cloth bound with gilt decoration and text. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.
Chauncy, Sir Henry, The Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire, printed for Ben Griffin, Sam Keble and others, 1700, title page printed in red and black, engraved portrait frontispiece of the author by Savage, forty four plates and a map of Hertfordshire, complete with directions for racing cuts, calf bound with gilt lettering, struck to centre 'Ralph Sneyd'. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.
Autographs & Ephemera - A small collection of autographs, including the Nottinghamshire cricketers Larwood, Voce, G. Gunn, G.V. Gunn, A. Staples, Walker, Payton and Flint, circa 1930 (all clipped); a folding map, Andrews's New and Accurate Map of the County Thirty Miles Around London, hand-tinted, published by Heskett, 1806; and other items, including ration books, and stamp covers. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports. Best Bid
Posters - Five London Underground type posters by Fougasse [Cyril Kenneth Bird] (1887-1965), each a variant from the 'Careless Talk Costs Lives' campaign, each 32cm x 20.5cm (each with horizontal fold-line); and a folding map, 'Nazi War Aims - Grab! Grab!! Grab!!!', 38cm x 50.5cm (folded), (6). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Militaria - A collection of steel helmets, including a post-Second World War Soviet combat model, the shell finished in a green paint finish with red star to front, complete with liner and chin-strap; National Fire Service, brodie type helmet, marked station 31; Second World War Defence helmet, the shell finished in black and marked in white paint to front 'Fire B'; a Second World War canvas map case, date stamped 1944; and other items. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports. Best Bid
Collinson. Rev. John. The History and Antiquities of the County of Somerset, three volumes, By Cruttwell et al., Bath, 1791. Full leather with blind-stamped dentelle style borders, folding map, engraved plate illustrations, quarto; also Weaver, Rev. F.W. et al. (editors). Index to Collinson's History of Somerset, Barnicott & Pearce, Taunton 1898. Full buckram, quarto, (4). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Henry & Charles Price, 'A New Map of the County of Monmouth...1823'. Engraved folding county map, in two sections. Outlined in colour. Each 61.5cm x 96.5cm. In original leather wallet. Sold on behalf of the Metropolitan Police, ref. EO97/19126, DC28088 Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
A silver plated bosun's call, and another WM, both mounted with broad arrow; a presentation pewter hip flask 6½" x 4", d 1944; a wire wound tally HMS Ganges (removed from hat); a linen backed Geographia map of Northern England, cloth covers, c 1935; a "Jew's Harp"; a small starting pistol, 7 RNR officers' large gilt buttons; sundry other items. Generally GC
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