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Click here to subscribeWW2 Japanese Type 4 Ceramic Grenade, being a very good example of the late war produced grenade as issued to the Japanese fighting forces on Iwo Jima and Okinawa. The spherical body with a bottle neck. Generally good condition. Accompanied by a WW2 Japanese officers brown leather map case and three items of Japanese cloth rank insignia. The map case with some stitching faults. (5 items)
'WILTONIA' AN ENGRAVED MAP OF WILTSHIRE BY CHRISTOPHER SAXTON (C.1540 - C.1610) engraved by Remigius Hogenbergius, hand-coloured, with a strap-work and figural title panel, dated '1576', with the Royal Coat of Arms for Elizabeth I and the coat of arms for Thomas Seckford, published in '1579', in a later gilt moulded and glazed frame 40.5 x 47cm Catalogue Note: This is the first published map of Wiltshire.
'WILTONIAE' AN ENGRAVED MAP OF WILTSHIRE BY CHRISTOPHER SAXTON (C.1540 - C.1610) engraved by Remigius Hogenbergius, hand-coloured, with a strap-work and figural title panel, dated '1642', with the Royal Coat of Arms for Charles I and the coat of arms for Thomas Seckford, in a later bird's eye maple moulded and glazed frame 42 x 47cm
'GLOCESTERSHIRE' AN ENGRAVED MAP BY JOHN SPEED (1552-1629) a hand-coloured map of Gloucestershire, with plans of Gloucester and Bristow, sold by John Sudbury and George Humble, with English text to verso, in a double sided, moulded gilt and glazed frame, together with a later map of 'Gloucestershire' engraved by J. Bingley (2) 39.5 x 52.7cm
'ABYSSINORUM' AN ENGRAVED MAP OF ABYSSINIA PUBLISHED BY JOHANN BUSSEMACHER (GERMAN FL.1580-1613) AFTER M. QUAD dated '1600' and hand-coloured, with a cartouche dedicated to the legendary Prester John, with the map showing enthroned in present day Sudan, in a later moulded burr-walnut glazed frame 22.3 x 29cm
A MODERN MAP OF THE 'CAMINO DE SANTIAGO' IN 17TH CENTURY STYLE BY DANIEL DERVEAUX (FRENCH D.2010), PUBLISHED IN FRANCE IN 1975; imitating the old style of engraved maps but printed in colour on cardboard, with the date '1648' to make it look period, the map shows pilgrimage routes and associated sanctuaries from France to Santiago de Compostela in Spain as imagined by Daniel Derveaux and not corresponding with the factual 17th century paths, in a glazed giltwood frame 58.5 x 42.5cm
'NOVA ORBIS TABULA IN LUCEM EDITA' AN ENGRAVED MAP OF THE WORLD BY FREDERICK DE WIT (DUTCH 1630-1706) ,C.1670 second state, hand-coloured, depicting the two hemispheres, with California depicted as an island with additional hemispheres of the north and south poles, the spandrels with allegorical vignettes representing the four seasons, elements and the signs of the zodiac, in a later moulded gilt and glazed frame 47 x 56cm
TWO BOXES AND LOOSE PRINTS etc, to include a signed David Dipnall print 'Memories of Summer Days' framed, approximate size 46cm x 53cm, signed Rex Preston framed print, signed Donald Ayres print, John Player 'Cricketeers 1938' full set - framed, Ken Arrowsmith watercolour of a rural scene, together with a quantity of framed prints and photographs on a variety of subjects - flowers, impressionists etc and a Robert Morden map of Nottinghamshire, largest framed print approximately 61cm x 94cm including frame
PAINTINGS AND PRINTS ETC, to include 'Ted Battersea Saint Denoeux, France', a watercolour of a French village, approximate size 51cm x 71cm, with a pen and wash sketch of the same scene, approximate size 24cm x 33cm, watercolour of a church by R.W.Bardsmore, photographic print of Trinity College Cambridge, Rugby 1st XI, dated 1910, together with assorted prints, box canvas prints, photographs and maritime map 'Islay to Ardnamurchan'
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