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Lot 799
Local interest map: Norfolk, Kings Lynn - 'Plan of the Eau Brink River and part of the River Ouse with the proposed New Bridge, Public Roads and Drains communicating therewith 1819' - Hand drawn coloured plan by Charles Barcham of Kings Lynn, showing land ownership and field boundaries, inscribed in pen to rear ‘River Ouse - Proposed Eau Brink Cut’, 79 x 130cm NB: William Elstobb and others had suggested that the great bend in the river above King's Lynn should be removed by creating a cut, but it took 50 years of arguing before the Eau Brink Act was obtained in 1795 to authorise it, and another 26 years until the cut was finally opened in 1821. During this time, most of the major civil engineers of the time had contributed their opinions. The original project head and chief engineer was Sir Thomas Hyde Page. The work was overseen by John Rennie and Thomas Telford and construction took four years. It proved to be too narrow, resulting in further silting of the harbour and was widened at an additional cost of £33,000 on Telford's advice. It is believed that the only other copy of this plan can be found in The National Archives.
Lot 750
Gulliaume de L’Isle (1675-1726), hand-coloured map - ‘Asia divisa in Imperial Regna & Status’ Covens & Mortier, 1730 49cm x 58cm.Condition report: patched to lower spline, small patch repair lower edge, small tear top of spine, creases top right corner and minor creases and marls elsewhere
Lot 713
Guiljelmus Blaeu (1571-1638), hand-coloured map - ‘Asia Noviter Delineata’, 1630, with border vignettes of country types and scenes of ports, Dutch text verso, 38cm x 48cm.Condition report: spine has been strengthened and some tape repair, two central creases, a few small tears and creases to margins, water stain lower left corner, browning to periphery, some general creases, time stains and grubby marks but no severe condition issues
Lot 748
Thomas Kitchin (1718-1784), hand-coloured map - ‘Asia and its several Islands and Regions according to their most approved divisions, with Captain Cook’s New Discoveries, published Laurie & Whittle, London 1794, 45cm x 55cmCondition report: Patch repair to top of spine, some grubby marks and ink spots top right otherwise generally good
Lot 701
John Speed (1552-1629), hand-coloured map - ‘Suffolke’, sold by Bassett, circa 1610, with amorials of the Dukes and Earls of Clare and Suffolk, vignette map of Ipswich, 39cm x 52cm, in glazed frameCondition report: not examined out of the frame, mounted up to edge of image and no margins visible. However appears to be in good condition
Lot 700
John Speed (1552-1629), hand-coloured map - ‘Essex’, circa 1610, after John Nordon, sold by Bassett, with heraldic shields of the Earls of Essex and Colchester vignette map, 39cm x 52cm, in glazed frameCondition report: Glazed frame and not examined out of frame, mounted to edge and no margins exposed, slight deterioration bottom right corner, minor creases otherwise ok.
Lot 709
Pierre van der Aa (1659-1733), engraved map - ‘Les Indes Orientales’, 29cm x 34cm, 1714, together with eight further small Far Eastern maps by the same cartographer, several coloured, including ‘La Rade de Batavia’, ‘De Moluccos’, ‘L’Ile de Sumatra’, ‘Carte des Isles Phillippines Celebes et Moluques’, ‘Le Detroit de Malacca’, ‘ L’Ile de Borneo’, ‘Les Iles de Banda’, ‘Les Base de Manille’. (9)Condition report: minor disrepair, generally good order
Lot 407
WARWICKSHIRE, a collection of fifteen unframed 18th and 19th Century maps, including 'An Accurate Map of the County of Warwick divided into its hundreds collected from the best materials Agreeable to Sr WM Dugdale..... Engraved by Thos. Jefferys', hand tinted, 63cm x 51cm and 'A New and Accurate Map of Warwickshire drawn from the best surveys and intelligence divided into its Hundreds.... By Thos. Kitchin', hand tinted, 80cm x 63cm (15)
Lot 405
A LATE 18TH CENTURY FOLDED MAP BY J. MENZIES, 'A Correct Map of England With all The Principal and Cross Roads', published by Thomas Brown, Edinburgh 1792, paper backed on coarse linen, 51cm x 45cm, together with Bacon's Cycling Road Map of England and Wales, sheet No.2, printed on linen, 63cm x 85cm, a mid 18th Century Nicolao Sanson hand coloured map 'Britannicae Insulae', 52cm x 61cm and other unframed maps of the British Isles, etc (7)
Lot 645
A COLLECTION OF FRAMED MAPS to include J Gibson map of Prussia and Polish Prussia, approximate size 20cm x 28cm, Richard Blome, a map of Warwickshire and it's hundreds, J Rapkin map of Switzerland, map of Prussia illustrated by J Salmon, to also include maps of Berkshire Essex by T Kitchen, German Empire and Ostund Westprussen, together with a picture composing of wood samples, approximate size 53cm x 110cm etc
Lot 486
AN ALBUM CONTAINING VINTAGE CHRISTMAS AND GREETINGS CARD ARTWORK, all c.1930's-1950's, a Daily Mail War map of the Far East (complete but has some rips, tears, marking and wear, pin holes, etc), with a Services Guide to Alexandra booklet (fifth edition) as issued to soldiers in WWII, complete but has some damage and wear commensurate with age
Lot 403
A MID 18TH CENTURY EMANUEL BOWEN MAP, 'A New and Accurate Map of The Northern Parts of Italy....', hand tinted, 32cm x 23cm, mounted, framed and glazed, together with a map of Derbyshire by Robert Morden and S & N Buck's The North-East view of Broughton Castle, in the county of Oxford, both tinted, framed and glazed (3)
Lot 411
A COLLECTION OF UNFRAMED MAPS, mostly 18th and 19th Century, including 'The Continuation of The Road from London to Holyhead by John Ogilby commencing at Towcester.... To the City of Lichfield', 38.5cm x 46cm, Moll map of Staffordshire, together with several other road maps for post chaise companions, three late 18th Century plans of navigable canals, etc (parcel)
Lot 406
WARWICKSHIRE, a collection of 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th Century unframed county maps and bookplates, some hand tinted, together with facsimile prospects of Birmingham and a brass printing plate, five 19th Century Midlands hunting meet maps, an early 17th Century Michael Drayton map of Warwickshire with allegonical figures, 28.5cm x 34.5cm (parcel)
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Lot 124
A BOX OF BOOKS OF SCOTTISH INTEREST to include James Browne - 'A History of the Highlands and of The Highland Clans', four volumes published by A. Fullarton 1838 and 'Duncan's Itinerary of Scotland: with the Principal Roads to London...', the sixth edition with a folding map on linen, published by James Lumsden & Son 1827 (13)
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