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Lot 196

A Framed Ordnance Survey Map of Chester, Sheet 109, 76x92cm Overall

Lot 178

Original NASA 1970's lithographs, map of the solar system, and log of Apollo 11 along with original US government mailing envelope.

Lot 726

An Italian style shaped pedestal dining table together with a set of six chairs upholstered in map of the world fabric

Lot 807

A Danish panoramic map on board, 67 cm x 201 cm.

Lot 815

A continental map, 101 cm x 131 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Glass cracked.

Lot 123

Captain Sir Robert Beaufin Irving, OBE, RNR (Rtd) (1877-1954). A brass map rule inscribed 'Capt R B Irving':, 91.5 x 2.5 x 0.5cm*Notes- Sir Robert joined Cunard in 1904 and during WWI he was mentioned in dispatches for his service at the battle of Jutland on the light cruiser HMS Yarmouth. In 1932 he was marine adie de camp to King George V and took command of RMS Queen Mary in 1937. In 1938 he won renown by docking the Queen Mary without the aid of tug boats by his own judgement and skill and two helpers in a rowboat. In the same year he became Commodore of the Cunard fleet.

Lot 676

An historical map of Somerset titled 'Somerset_shire'. Printed with a close up of Bath in the upper left corner, 45.5cm x 36.5cm, framed and glazed

Lot 219

A contemporary mahogany coffee table. The top featuring an antique style map of the world underneath a glass panel, L130cm x D68cm x H37cm

Lot 293

A hand coloured map of Shropshire. 'Comitatus Salopiensis, Anglice Shropshire'. Framed and glazed size 62cm x 52cm

Lot 133

After John Ogilby (Scottish, 1600 - 1676) London to Flambrugh Hand-coloured road map, 35cm x 44.5cm.

Lot 160

"Geographia" railway map of Great Britain and Ulster, produced by Geographia 1923 for Fleet Sales Service Limited, London, a Trains Illustrated Summer annual no.3, a Trains annual 1955, a Trains Illustrated annual 1959, a Trains annual 1957, "Memories of Steam" LP, a collection of steam locomotive stereophonic recordings and a collection of early 20th century train postcards

Lot 1051

Sutton Nicholls engraved 'A New Map of the British Isles' (c. 1705) 38 x 50 cm, framed and glazed

Lot 1053

Three late 17th century county map engravings by Robert Morden, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Cornwall, framed and glazed (3)

Lot 1054

A 17th century county map engraving by John Speed, Northamtonshire, 51 x 39 cm, framed and glazed with text visible on reverse

Lot 1055

A 17th century county map engraving by John Speed, Cumberland, 38 x 50 cm (internal size of card mount), framed and glazed, to/w a small  map engraving of Cornwall, 12 x 15.5 cm, mounted, framed and glazed (2) 

Lot 1056

Two 17th century county map engravings by Christopher Saxton and William Kip 'Northamtoniae' and 'Lecestriae', 29 x 36.5 cm, framed and glazed

Lot 1057

Two road-map engravings by John Ogilby, London to Buckingham and London to Wells in Norfolk and St Edmonsbury (sic) in Suffolk, 34 x 44 cm (2)

Lot 1059

A 17th century map engraving by Michael Drayton 'Parte of Shropshyre to the West of Severne', 25 x 32.5 cm, to/w a county map by William Kip, 'Rutlandiae' (2 - mounted, framed and glazed)

Lot 1060

Two 17th century road map engravings by John Ogilby, London to Bristol and London to Chichester, 34 x 44.5 cm, to/w two smaller examples, Hatherley to Truro by Thomas Gardner and Andover to Evill (Yeovil - essentially the A30) - unnamed (4)

Lot 104

An antique coloured map of Surrey, framed and glazed

Lot 224

An antique hand coloured John Speede map of Flint-shire, together with a Robert Morden hand coloured map of Gloucestershire

Lot 278

A framed and glazed old map of the Continent, together with two other maps

Lot 690

Two coloured prints, together with a Thames map

Lot 92

Antique hand coloured map of Cumbria, together with Bedfordshire

Lot 27

An etching of Llanthony Abbey, Monmouthshire from a drawing by John Varley (1778-1842) together with a vintage ordinance survey map of Monmouthshire. H.37 W.32cm (largest) (2)

Lot 827

An antique map of Pembrokeshire with hand written references to 1811 and with annotations showing various hunts from the area.

Lot 1373

A framed map of Hampshire and four framed water colours .

Lot 263

Edward GibbonTHE HISTORY OF THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, 4 VOLSLondon: J Mc Gowan, 1825-18268vo, 501pp, 489pp, xxx + [1] + 538pp, 498pp, three plates + 4 folding maps, half bound, boards rubbed and worn, foxing and tanning especially in prelims and plates, hinges starting, Vol I: short tear in map; Vol II: one text page with closed tears, large folding map loose, Vol III: faded blue ink on first page(4)

Lot 267

James Alexander (ed)LIFE OF FIELD MARSHALL, HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, 2 VOLSLondon: Henry Colburn, 1839-18408vo, Vol I: [xv] + 491pp, 7 plates + 1 fold out plan + one fold out map; Vol II: [vii] + 576pp, 5 plates + one fold out map; half bound, marbled text block edges, boards and edges worn, previous owners' names in prelims, one plate in Vol I absent, foxing and tanning in prelims and plates, maps with short tears in map hinges(2)

Lot 276

Henry H StanleyTHROUGH THE DARK CONTINENTLondon: George Newnes, 18994to, volume I and II bound as one, Vol I: xxv + 400pp, 16 plates + 6 maps of which one folds out; Vol II: xi + 419pp, 18 plates; half bound, wear to boards, front hinge starting, 2cm tears in map hinge; and David LivingstoneA POPULAR ACCOUNT OF MISSIONARY TRAVELS AND RESEARCHES IN SOUTH AFRICALondon: John Murray, 18758vo, ix + 436pp, 13 plates of which one folds out + one folding map, half bound, wear to boards with small damp marks, hinges worn with back hinge half cracked, award plate on ep and stamp on title page, foxing and tanning, 3cm tear in map hinge(2)

Lot 277

John Hanning SpekeWHAT LED TO THE DISCOVERY OF THE SOURCE OF THE NILEEdinburgh & London: William Blackwood and Sons, MDCCCLXIV [1864]8vo, halfbound, 380p, frontis + 1 fold out map + 1 double page map, wear to boards, previous owners' names in eps, foxing especially in prelims, first and last free fly leaf tanned

Lot 278

John Hanning SpekeJOURNAL OF THE DISCOVERY OF THE SOURCE OF THE NILEEdinburgh & London: William Blackwood and Sons, MDCCCLXIV [1864]SECOND EDITION, 8vo, xxxi + 658 + [ii] ad pp, 26 plates + 1 folding map, half bound, one plate mostly loose, 3cm tear at map hinge, wear to head and foot cap, corners bumped, back hinge opening, inside hinge starting

Lot 304

George RollosACCURATE MAP OF AFRICALondon: S Crowder, (1764)[1760s]Copperplate engraving, outline colour, centrefold, watermark; verso: blank, paint show through, some soiling, top edge attached to board; framedFrom Daniel Fenning's A New System of Geography28 by 32,5cm

Lot 307

Jan JanssonTABULA ANEMOGRAPHICA SEU PYXIS NAUTICA VENTORUM NOMINA SEX LINGUIS REPRAESENTANS[Wind Rose, Anemographic, or Map of the Winds]Amsterdam: Jan Jansson, (1650)[c1650]Copperplate engraving, full colour, centrefold, age toned with light strip along centrefold, pencil note in margin, damp mark in bottom right corner within border, light foxing; verso: Dutch text, 5cm closed tear 3cm within neatline; framedFrom Jansson's Atlas Maritimus or Atlantis Majoris43,5 by 54,5cm

Lot 277

Hand-coloured 'An Accurate Map of the Counties of Gloucester and Monmouth, divided into their respective hundreds, printed for John Bowles in Cornhill, 72 x 57 cm, framed and glazed

Lot 293

Christopher Saxton, hand-coloured engraved map with annotation verso. 'Frugiferi ac amaeni Herefordiae', annotation: 'C. Saxton 1578, from the library of John Evelyn', 53.5 x 39 cm, framed and glazed

Lot 294

Christopher Saxton, Hand-coloured engraved map with annotation verso. 'Wigorniensis - Worcestershire', annotation: 'C. Saxton 1578' verso.' 38.5 x 51 cm, framed and glazed

Lot 315

A collection of 19th century engravings and prints to include: 'The Magic of the Mersey' watercolour drawings by Sam. J. M. Brown, printed and published by the Liverpool Daily Post; 'A Map of Devonshire with its Hundreds by Richard Blome' from 'Britannica', published 1677; engravings by Win Ward Jun, after E Debat-Ponsan, W. O. Geller after Joshua Reynolds, and others; and 'Royal Aquarium programme and arrangements for week ending October 26th 1889, 66 x 44 cm, framed and glazed (12)

Lot 323

After Alfred Wheeler (1852-1932), 'Pretty Polly', oil on board, signed 'A. Wheeler' titled 'Pretty Polly' and dated '1904' lower left, 52 x 41 cm, framed; together with a lithograph print of a map of Gloucestershire, engraved by John Cary 26 x 32 cm, mounted, framed and glazed (2)

Lot 344

Six original artworks to include: modernist abstract painting, oil on canvas, indistinctly signed and dated verso., 79 x 103 cm; student painting of a dalek 60 x 74 cm; framed relief of a giraffe 50 x 87 cm; Paul Shreder, caricature portrait of a professor, 1961, 37 x 93 cm; mixed media Mona Lisa on paper, 60 x 76 cm; and caricature of a gentleman holding map of London 'Thanks for the Safari in London', signed 'Gabris 1970' 122 x 51 cm (6)

Lot 397

Map of British Isles. Mercator (Gerard), 'Tab. I. Europae Continens Albion Britanniam et Hiberniam', hand-coloured, 43cm x 38cm

Lot 411

Large group lot of thirty-eight framed prints to include: engraved portraits of George Calvert, Countess of Suffolk and Margaret Countess of Cumberland; two lithographs after Margaret W. Tarrant; a colour map of Gloucestershire; four colour prints of engravings of horses, a quantity of coloured engravings of birds; lithographic prints of plants and others (39)

Lot 413

Group of eleven prints and paintings to include: After W. Bouguereau, portrait of a young girl reading, 36 x 60 cm, framed and glazed; Robert Morden, hand-coloured map of Essex; After A. Willmore, print of engraving of battleships and others (11)

Lot 135A

Antique hand coloured map of Italy backed with linen (1)

Lot 172

An interesting late 19th century album containing photographs of China, the building of a church and hospital, also allied troops involved in the Boxer uprising, local life, etc, early 20th century sailors diaries, etc, together with an Official Railway Map of England and Wales published by the Railway Clearing House (15)

Lot 200

Barrett, William, The History and Antiquities of the City of Bristol, printed by William Pine, Wine Street, Bristol, 1789, with a folding map to the front (1)

Lot 283

An antique map of Glamorgan in oak frame

Lot 55

A coloured map of Middlesex with The Cities of London and Westminster

Lot 574

John Ogilby road map Chelmsford to Dover, 33 x 42cm

Lot 696

Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598), engraving, Map of Silesia Typus, 28 x 39cm, with two later maps of The Empire of Germany and Prussia

Lot 624

A map printed on silk Sheet K French-Indo China and Sheet J on reverse (a/f), red, white and blue pennant and a silk panel Den Helden Von T. Singtau

Lot 246

ROBERT MORDEN EARLY MAP OF CHESTER, APPROXIMATELY 35 x 40cm

Lot 247

ROBERT MORDEN EARLY MAP OF PALANTINE OF LANCASTER, APPROXIMATELY 42 x 36cm

Lot 248

ABEL SWALL AUNSHAM AND JOHN CHURCHILL, EARLY MAP OF CAMBRIDGESHIRE, APPROXIMATELY 42 x 35cm

Lot 249

SMALL MAP OF NORTH WALES, PUBLISHED J CARY JAN 1793, APPROXIMATELY 22 x 27cm

Lot 736

An unusual 19th century satinwood folding desk, the fall front applied with a linen map of Italy, enclosing a baize lined writing surface, stationery rack and writing compartments, brass ring carry handles to sides, downswept legs, brass casters, 119cm high, 57cm wide, 46cm deep

Lot 2

Framed vintage Leicestershire map, Approximate frame measurements: Height 16 inches, Width 21 inches

Lot 545

Antique John Ogilby Hand Coloured Map Engraving titled ' The Road from Shrewsbury and Chester to Holywell ', 34cm x 45cm, framed and glazed

Lot 547

17th century John Ogilby Hand Coloured Map Engraving titled ' The continuation of road from London to Barnstaple ... ' , with certificate of authenticity to verso, 33cm x 46cm, framed and glazed

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