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Lot 421

British A group of four prints [a] 19th Century, A view outside Bristol, coloured lithograph on paper [b] Sir William Nicholson, An Almanac of Twelve Sports, coloured lithograph on paper  [c] Bowen/Owen, Circa 1720, A map of Wiltshire [d] Liam Thompson (b. 1956), Love In A Mist, coloured lithograph [e] 20th Century, A study of geranium sanguineum   To be sold without reserve  Dimensions: [a] (Paper) 9 in. (H) x 15 in. (W); (Frame) 16 in. (H) x 23 in. (W) [b] (Image) 8 in. (H) x 8.5 in. (W) [c] (Image) 7.5 in. (H) x 4.75 in. (W) [d] (Image) 7.75 in. (H) x 7.75 in. (W) [e] (Paper) 8 in. (H) x 5.5 in. (W); (Frame) 15.25 in. (H) x 12 in. (W)

Lot 439

Carey: an early 19th century hand-coloured map of Oxfordshire and an early Ordnance Survey map of Oxfordshire, in Hogarth frame

Lot 401

Three Victorian floral watercolours, a coloured print of Windsor Castle, a coloured map of Oxfordshire, another print and a woolwork sampler, by Elizabeth Mills, dated 1988

Lot 435

A 17th century hand-coloured map of Jutland, in wooden strip frame, a 17th century hand-coloured map of Denbigh and Flintshire, in gilt metal strip frame, a French 17th century map of Retelois and a companion map, Calais district, in gilt decorated ebonised frames

Lot 219

THE WORLD OF MERCANTORS PROJECTION, 1854. Annotated world map of R W Poore, CPT of the 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars, charting his journey from Queenstown (now Cobh) at 5pm, 8th October 1857 to Bombay 5pm, 17th December 1857. Linen mounted and folded (rip to bottom right corner), size approximately: 81x126cm

Lot 36

STUART A MOORE: THE THAMES ESTUARY, London, Norie & Wilson, 1894, First edition, red boards with gilt pictorial front, with map in pocket of rear pastedown

Lot 334

After John Ogilby (1600-1676), THE ROAD FROM WELSHPOOL COM MONTGOMERY TO CARNARVON IN NORTH WALES, a strip road map on paper, second edition, later hand coloured, visible plate mark, the plate 34cm x 42.5cm, framed and glazed, text from the first edition applied verso; with an Owen Bowen strip map on laid paper showing roads from Anglesey to North Wales and Chester, 18.5cm x 12cm, in double-sided glazed frame (2)

Lot 303

2017 Britannia 1oz silver proof coin in the original Royal Mint presentation packaging with certificate. Obverse: Jody Clark's fifth and final definitive portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, facing right, 'ELIZABETH II · D · G · REG · F · D · 2 POUNDS ·' around. Reverse: map of Great Britain and Northern Ireland overlaid on the figure of Britannia with helmet, shield and trident on Union Jack field with trident mint mark to right. Artist: Louis Tamlyn. Legend: 'BRITANNIA 1OZ FINE SILVER 999' with '2017' to the bottom right. Offered in the original Royal Mint packaging with a numbered certificate of authenticity. Mintage: 7.500. Face value: £2. Finish: proof. Composition: 999 silver. Weight: 31.21g. Diameter: 38.61mm.2017, Queen Elizabeth II. Silver Proof One Ounce Britannia. Royal Mint issue, in full packaging.

Lot 6

TALISKER 10 YEAR OLD MAP LABEL ISLAND SINGLE MALT 45.8% ABV / 70cl Even by today’s standards Talisker distillery is a bit out of the way, nestled on the shore of Loch Harport on the west coast of the isle of Skye. This might explain why, in its early days, the distillery frequently changed hands, with owners struggling to turn a profit. It wasn’t until owner Roderick Kemp oversaw construction of a pier in the late 19th century, allowing much easier access for the boats that transported the casks to the mainland, that the distillery’s fortunes began to improve.Despite a minor stumbling block in 1960 when the distillery burned down and had to be completely rebuilt, it has grown to become one of the most recognisable single malt brands in the world.

Lot 408

Early 20th century map and advertising poster for St. Helens and Widnes, framed, overall 61 x 79 cm. Not available for in-house P&P

Lot 307

British Boer War Full Uniform, Headdress and Equipment Mannequin of a Private in the 2nd Battalion ‘F’ Company Hampshire Regiment Mounted Infantry, fine khaki four pocket tunic with high collar. Brass post 1902 general service buttons. Brass Hampshire regiment (rose) collar badges and brass HANTS shoulder titles. KD other ranks trousers with khaki putties and black leather boots with stirrups. Complete with a rare early Boer War period enlisted ranks felt slouch hat with cloth pagri and brass 2/MI headdress badge. The set is mounted onto a museum display mannequin with a full set of leather equipment, including cavalry ammunition bandolier, early pattern felt covered water bottle with leather harness and strap, pistol holster with leather cross strap having loops for spare ammunition. Brown leather map / document case with shoulder strap. Enamel drinking cup and heliograph mirror in circular tin. The mannequin is mounted onto a moveable museum display stand. We have not removed any items from this display. We are not able to offer in house post and packing on this lot as it stands, specialist shipping or personal collection recommended. Late Rod Flood collection.

Lot 564

WW2 German 1940 Operation Sea Lion Invasion Maps of Great Britain, interesting grouping housed in the printed card outer cover, consisting of single map of the railway network in the United Kingdom and large reconnaissance book produced on the south coast with printed images and two further smaller reconnaissance books with information produced to be issued for German troops during the aborted German invasion of Great Britain in 1940, code name Operation Sea Lion. All remain in excellent condition.

Lot 237

Grouping of Original Artwork by G.H.Davis, the grouping consists of three artists boards, the first being a series of images on one board has as its main theme the Normandy invasion with a drawing of Mulberry Harbour, Pluto (the petrol pipe line) Artificial moonlight etc. Signed by Davis in 1945 and some pencilled notes to margin 11 images in total; second Mix of Images including Magnetic mines and counter measures, use of heavier bombs by the RAF up to 22,000 lbs, Rocket Projectiles, British Tank Development, "Crocodile" Flame Throwing Tank, The Bailey Bridge etc; 3rd board being a map showing Rommel’s defences in North Africa, signed to the bottom corner. G H Davis was a well known artist whose realistic portrayal of aircraft, vehicles, ships, many of them cutaway, made him the Artist of choice for such work during the Second World War. He worked for the Illustrated London News for some forty years and passed away in 1963

Lot 914

A QUANTITY OF PAINTINGS AND PRINTS TO INCLUDE AN OIL ON BOARD OF A HARBOUR SCENE, A FRAMED 'THE COUNTY PALATINE OF CHESTER MAP, ETC - 7 IN TOTAL

Lot 2145

THREE WOODEN BOOMERANGS AND A CLOCK SET IN A MAP OF AUSTRALIA

Lot 270

George V, Sovereign Mintmark Collection, Perth Mint set comprising 7x George V, sovereigns; 1911 Melbourne Mint, 1912 London Mint, 1913 Sydney Mint, 1918 Bombay Mint, 1919 Ottawa Mint, 1920 Perth Mint and 1927 Pretoria Mint; presented across a map of the world, one time framed but since removed; set no. 236/250; all coins are encapsulated and grading near extremely fine to extremely fine with lustre

Lot 149

Bristol. An aquatint of the conflagration of the city and a town plan first 'The City of Bristol, as it appeared generally on Sunday Night (time from 6 to 12 o'clock) 30th October 1831'., from a sketch taken from Brandon Hill, by C.H. Walters, an aquatint, gilt frame together with Hoefnagel, Joris (Flemish, 1542-1600) 'Brightstowe', a 19th century reissue of the 1575 map, uncoloured, gilt and ebonised frame, (2)first 30.5 x 43cm.Condition: Unexamined out of frames. First mould spots on inside of glass. Area of sky with section repaired to edge. toning/yellowing to paper. feint crease lines running running through centre vertically and horizontally. frame later gold painted.

Lot 338

Two Cypriot silver bowls and five pin dishesunmarkedone bowl repousse embossed with a Greek Key band, the other scrolling fruiting vine design, on feet, the dishes chased variously with a pomegranate goat, gauloi, map of Cyprus etc, (7)various, weight approx. 9.73oztCondition: good condition

Lot 400

After Christopher Saxton. Lincolnshire, hand coloured engraved map of Lincolnshire, plate no 26, 29cm x 34cm.

Lot 410

A 19thC colour map depicting Somersetshire and the mouth of the River Severn, published by G&J Cary 86 St James' Street July 2nd 1832, 50cm x 60cm, and another of Pembrokeshire, together with a further map depicting the Arasaig Harbour, surveyed by James Geoffrey and dated 1858, 49cm x 62cm.

Lot 263

Two stamp albums, containing GB and world stamps, for Germany, France, Czechoslovakia, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc., together with an Ordnance Survey map for Cambridge and Ely, Huntingdon and Peterborough, Stamford, a Snowden's map of Peterborough, etc.

Lot 1019

Fabric map of Afghanistan, Afghan shawl and neck warmer. Not available for in-house P&P

Lot 1107

Framed map set of St Helens, over four generations. Not available for in-house P&P

Lot 2757

Südwestdeutschland.: A New and Correct Map of the South West part of Germany. ...Mentzand Triers... Palatinate of the Rhine...Wirtemberg...Franconia, Swabia, Alsace, Lorrain. Kupferstichkarte v. Emanuel Bowen, um 1763. Aus: Tindal's Continuation of Rapin's History of England. Plgr. 35 x 43 cm. Leicht gebräunt u. minimal fl. auf dem weißen Rand. R

Lot 2776

Kongo.: Congi Regni Christiani in Africa nova descriptio Auctore Philippo Pigafetta. Kupferstichkarte bei C.J. Visscher, Amsterdam 1649 (in Tabulae Geographicae Contrare). 8,5 x 12 cm (Blattgr. 13 x 17). Koeman III, map 8755:341, ed. 341:54 (1649, Tabulae, Visscher). - Die kleinformatige Karte zeigt neben dem Kongogebiet das heutige Gabun und Angola. - Gutes Ex. D

Lot 1549

Staden,H.: De voorname Scheeps-togten van Homburg in Hessen, na Brazil, gedaan Anno 1547 en 1549... Nu eerst uyt 't Hoogduytsch vertaald na den egten laatsten vermeerderden derden Druk. Leiden, P. van der Aa (1706). Fol. Mit gest. Titelvign., 1 gefalt. Kupferkarte u. 23 Textkupfern. 2 Bl., 76 Sp., 1 Bl. Spät. Ldr. im Stil d. Zt. mit Rverg., goldgepr. Rsch. u. goldgepr., doppelt gestaffelten Deckelfileten. (Berieb., etw. best., tls. kratzspurig). Sabin 90057. Henze V, 205f. Alden 706/209. Borba de Moraes 786. - Separat-Abdruck aus Pieter van der Aa's "De Aanmerkens-waardige voyagien door Francoisen ... Bd. I". - Herausragendes Werk über die Entdeckung Brasiliens von Hans Staden (um 1525-1576), einem deutschen Söldner, der 9 Monate von Tupinambá-Indianern verschleppt, an einem Festtag rituell getötet und verspeist werden sollte. - "This edition ... was printed from the same setting of type as the preceeding octavo edition, rearranged to make two columns to a page ... all but one of the copper plates in the octavo edition are included as illustrations in the text of the folio. The map is printed on the same sheet with one of the other maps of this volume" (Sabin). - Das Kupfer in Sp. 61/62 wie manchmal montiert. - Seiten unbeschnitten, papierbedingt gebräunt u. etwas braunfleckig, wenige Blätter restauriert mit Ergänzungen im w. Rand.

Lot 1862

Gottfried,J.L.: Neuwe Archontologia cosmica, Das ist, Beschreibung aller Kayserthumben, Königreichen und Republicken der gantzen Welt. Frankfurt, W. Hoffman für M. Merian 1638. Folio. Mit Kupfertitel, gestochener Titelvignette und 30 doppelblattgroßen Kupferkarten und 69 meist doppelblattgroßen Kupfertafeln (st. 71). 20 (st. 21) Bll., 732 (st. 760) S., 5 (st. 12) Bll. Spät. Hldrbd. Wüthrich III, 321ff. Jantz 1135. Erste deutsche Ausgabe der bekannten und umfangreichen Kosmographie, die neben Europa auch über Asien, Afrika und Amerika berichtet. - Der Text folgt dem französischen Werk Les états du Monde von Pierre d'Avity von 1613. Die schönen Kupfer mit der doppelblattgr. Weltkarte (Shirley 345) und den Karten von Amerika, Afrika, Griechenland, China, Türkei, Persien, Deutschland u. a. sowie mit Ansichten von Frankfurt, Augsburg, Köln, Innsbruck, Heidelberg, Straßburg, Paris, Sevilla, Rom, Neapel, Mailand, London, Moskau, Florenz, Venedig, Antwerpen, Genua, Konstantinopel, Jerusalem, Zürich u. v. m. Von den drei häufig vorkommenden, aber nicht im Buchbinderverzeichnis aufgeführten Tafeln sind Hamburg und Neapel Stadt vorhanden. - Durchgestrichener Besitzeintrag. 321ff. First German edition. - Comprehensive cosmography, reporting on Europe as well as on Asia, Africa and America. With engr. title vignette, 30 engr. maps and 69 copperplates (of 71). Later half vellum. 31.5 : 20 cm. - Missing 1 leaf of the preface, 7 index leaves, pp. 731-756 and pp. 759/760 as well as the unrecorded plate from La Valetta; map of Prague is only half present. - Browned, particularly in the upper margin partly stronger stained by damp (sporadically moulding) and waterstained, plates occasionally with backed defects in the fold and a few in the margin area, last approx. 15 leaves reinforced in the gutter, copper title and typographic title with marginal blemishes and remounted. Title with crossed out ownership entry by Georg Rudolf von Hessler (probably 1678-1726, son of the same name; 1640-1687).

Lot 251

A large vintage G.W. Bacon & Co map of South America. Bacon’s Excelsior. 129x164cm

Lot 253

A large vintage G.W. Bacon & Co LTD map of Australia. Bacon’s Excelsior. 158x122cm

Lot 254

A vintage The Educational Company’s school room map of Europe. Edited by E. Girdard. 121x86cm

Lot 252

A large vintage G.W Bacon & Co LTD map of Africa. Bacon’s Excelsior. 131x146cm

Lot 16

CHINESE HANGING SCROLL AND A MAP

Lot 798

After Bleau Johannes, Ducatis Eboracensis pars Occidenetailis map of the West Riding of Yorkshire coloured, in Latin, framed and glazed 39x50cm

Lot 55

An 18th/19th century map of Poland & Lithuania; an early 20th century signed etching:  farmhouse and windmill; a 20th century pair of small oils:  continental scenes

Lot 350

John Speed, Leicester, both Countye and Citie described, with a plan of Leicester, hand coloured County map, 39x50cm.

Lot 354

William Kip after Christopher Saxton, Lecestriae Comitatus Sive, hand coloured County map, 39x37cm.

Lot 356

Homann Heirs, Neue Welt Karte, twin hemispherical World map, charting Goree's voyage in 1780, Clerke's voyage in 1779, and Cook's voyage in 1777-78, visible, 49x56cm.

Lot 355

Jan Jansson, Leicestrensis Comitatus Cum Rutlandiae, hand coloured County map, 44x55cm.

Lot 329

Johannes Blaeu,Leicestrensis Comitatus Leicester Shire,hand-coloured map,38x50cm.Condition report:Fair condition, some light fading and staining, not stuck down, mounted and framed under glass with facsimile text page on the reverse.

Lot 351

John Speed, Britain as it was divided in the tyme of the Englifhe Saxons efpecially during their heptarchy, an un-coloured map, banded with cartouches, 38x51cm.

Lot 362

Emmanuel and Thomas Bowen, Leicester and Rutland divided into their respective hundreds, lightly coloured County map, visible, 23x32cm; John Ellis, a modern map of Leicestershire, un-coloured County map, 20x25cm; and Michael Burghers, Britannia Saxonica, un-coloured, visible, 19x27cm, (3).

Lot 349

John Cary, New map of Leicestershire divided into hundreds, hand coloured County map, visible, 53x48cm; Robert Morden, Leicester Shire, hand coloured County map, visible, 36x42cm; and C L Murray, Leicestershire, visible, 35x45cm, (3).

Lot 363

John Rocque, Leicestershire, un-coloured County map, visible, 16x20cm; and four other County maps, Cole and Roper, John Archer, John Cary and J M C Walker, (5).

Lot 361

Pieter Van Den Keere, Leicestershire, a small hand coloured County map, visible, .5x12cm; John Cowley, an improved map of Leicester-Shire; John Gibson, Leicester Shire; John Aikin, Leicestershire; and a plan of Leicester, (5).

Lot 325

John Speed, Northamptonshire, hand coloured map, 40x52cm, and Camden, Hiberniae Ireland Anglis. Yverdon Britannis Erin.., hand coloured map, 32x39cm.Qty: 2

Lot 353

Jan Blaeu, Leicestrensis Comitatus, hand coloured County map, 39x50cm.

Lot 348

John Ogilby, Road from London to St Neots .. continued to Oakeham, 36x47cm; Emmanuel Bowen, Road from Hereford to Leicester, including a small map of Leicestershire; Emmanuel Bowen, The Road from London to Norwich, incorporating a small map of Rutlandshire; and a distances chart from Jacob Van Langeren, (4).

Lot 352

Gerald Mercator, Eboracum, Lincolnia, Derbie, Staffordia, Notinghamia, Lecestria, Rutlandia, et forcia Norfolcia, hand coloured map of the Eastern Counties, 35x41cm.

Lot 308

Collection of 28 various pictures including topographical etchings, Durham, Austria map print, etc.

Lot 793

A MODERN MAHOGANY 'DORSET MAP' COFFEE TABLE brass mounted 61 x 89cm

Lot 728

A QUANTITY OF PICTURES AND PRINTS a framed map and rolled maps and posters

Lot 636

LLOYD'S AMERICAN PUBLICATION MAP OF UNITED STATES AND CANADA 1863, complete, some wear on folds, cover binding split

Lot 635

ROBERT MORDEN; MAP OF 'BARK SHIRE' (sic) framed, 42 x 57cm

Lot 634

18TH CENTURY SCHOOL. A MAP OF DORSET, COLOURED ENGRAVING in later frame 51 x 63cm (framed)

Lot 633

JODOCUS HONDIUS (1563-1612), 'DORSETSHYRE' uncoloured engraved map, 38cm x. 51cm, corrected and sold by Henry Overton, in later oak frame

Lot 637

EMANUEL BOWEN 'DORSET SHIRE' dedicated to the Right Hon. Anthony, Earl of Shaftesbury, published by John Tinney for John Bowles & Son, hand coloured engraved map, 60cm x 76cm (unframed); together with a similar unframed map of the County of Dorset surveyed by Isaac Taylor, published by Faden, July 1st 1796, 57cm x 79cm (2)

Lot 551

A LARGE FOLDER OF EPHEMERA Macmillan's History pictures (school posters), Great Western Railway map and other items

Lot 193

A box containing Victorian rosewood writing box, pictures, framed map of Switzerland, ceramics, a chrome swing oval mirror, etc.

Lot 204

JOHN SPEED uncoloured engraved map of Wales, John Sudbury and George Humble, dated 1610, twelve oval vignettes of principal cities of Wales to the vertical margins, inset views of Bangor, St Davids, Llandaff and St Asaph, English text verso, 42 x 52cmsProvenance: deceased estate GwyneddComments: framed and glazed both sides

Lot 205

JOHN SPEED coloured engraved map of Caernarvon, both Shyre and Shire-towne with the ancient citie Bangor described, John Sudbury and George Humble, dated 1610, English text verso, 40 x 51.5cmsProvenance: deceased estate GwyneddComments: framed and glazed, both sides

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