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Lot 397

The Kingdome of Scotland, hand coloured map by John Speed, circa 1652, with Saltire Flag and inset with a map of Orkney, together with figures to include a Scotch Woman, Highland Woman, Highland Man and a Scotch Man, with text verso, in a mount but unframed, 52 x 40cm

Lot 401

New Map of the Whole World with the Trade Winds. According to ye latest and most exact observations by H. Moll, Geographer, a coloured double-hemisphere map, showing California as an island, in a glazed frame, 28 x 22cm

Lot 73

General Map Showing European Frontiers, 1914 together with cap badges and a German patch (a lot)

Lot 545

A coloured map of Hertfordshire by Robert Morden in a gilt frame overall good condition, colour bright, 55cm x 63cm

Lot 198

An unframed hand tinted county map of Bedfordshire, 43 x 25cm.

Lot 203

Robert Moreden, a framed and glazed hand tinted county map of Bedfordshire, 32 x 39cm.

Lot 207

Robert Morden, 'The Britannia Romana', a framed and glazed tinted map of the British Isles, 36 x 43cm.

Lot 208

Robert Morden, a framed and glazed hand tinted county map of Northamptonshire, 38 x 44cm.

Lot 212

Herman Moll, a framed and glazed hand tinted county map of Bedfordshire, 21 x 31cm.

Lot 225A

John Ogilby, a framed and glazed hand tinted road map in double glazed frame, London to Oakham, 34 x 44cm. Condition Report: This is 17th century.

Lot 240

A map of the Battle of Trafalgar

Lot 1315

A rebound 1906 official railway map of England and Wales, with outer sleeve

Lot 1243

A quantity of Salisbury/Wiltshire topography including books, Coronation Edition of The North Wiltshire Herald, a 1940's Salisbury street map with tourist information, old black and white photographs and a watercolour sketch of Stonehenge, etc.

Lot 1245

A 1940's Union Jack flag, 54" x 72" approx. plus a pre 1914 postcard view of Bulford Army Camp Salisbury Plain, photo image 10 1/2" x 6 1/2", George V Halfpenny stamp and a 1957 OS map of Salisbury Plain, printed for the War Office and Air Ministry showing firing ranges.

Lot 1246

A 1931 Rev Map of the Cotswolds in colour, plus a 1940's map of Edinburgh with local adverts, and a 1964 booklet "Abergavenny Historical Notes" by John G. Williams.

Lot 1268

A framed copy of a 1751 Map of Salisbury.

Lot 1348

A Map of "Hong Kong, Kowloon & New Territories" published by the Hong Kong government 1930, 78 x 61 cm, laid to card.

Lot 569

A World War Two / WW2 British Silk Escape Map And Compass Together With A Small Selection Of Military Buttons And Badges.

Lot 584

A World War Two / WW2 Jig-saw Puzzle Of Europe, A 256 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle With Pieces Cut Into Swastika Shapes. Made By MERE And Complete With Map And Original Box.

Lot 650

A Collection Of Three World War Two RAF / Air Ministry Posters Showing Officers Of Target Division Together With A Post War Map.

Lot 692

Pair of Framed and Glazed Hugh Casson Signed Limited Edition Prints ' Football at Harrow ' and ' Harrow School Head Master's House ' both 292/500 together with a Framed and Glazed Print of a Map of Wiltshire, Framed and Glazed Picture of a Pharaoh and a Framed and Glazed Street Scene Watercolour

Lot 754

Victorian Nottingham, A Story in Pictures by Richard Iliffe and Wilfred Baguley, twenty volumes, each signed by the authors and map, Plan of Nottingham, printed and published by Geographica

Lot 755

A four piece map, a map of the country twenty miles round Mansfield comprising parts of the counties of Nottingham, Derby, York, Lincoln and Leicester, by George Sanderson surveyor, published July 10th 1835, engraved by J & C Walker, 3 Burleigh Street, Strand, London, in a slip case

Lot 756

An A Staveley & H M Wood plan of the town and county of Nottingham, published by Riddle & Co., 1830, paper map on original linen backing from surveys made in 1827, 1828 and 1829 with parts of the parishes of Lenton, Radford and Sneinton

Lot 530

A 19th century book by Thomas Fowell Buxton, The African Slave Trade and it's Remedy, John Murray, London, 1840, with pull-out map, 23cm high

Lot 385

A rare vintage 1970's Palitoy Action Man figure ( with Eagle Eyes ) - wearing an original and complete ' Panzer Captain ' WWII Second World War tank captain's outfit. Complete with hat, binoculars, pistol, holster, map and other accessories. The outfit supplied with it's original card packing and blister. Rare. 

Lot 312

An original vintage Palitoy made Action Man figure, with ' Scramble Pilot ' outfit. Comprising: helmet, overalls, air vest, flare gun, map, dagger and holster, and boots. Eagle eyes figure. 

Lot 204

Kitchin (T.) An Accurate Map of Cardiganshire and Pembrokeshire, hand-coloured, in sixteen folding sections laid on cloth, in original sleeve case with titles The Antiquarian Itinerary 1815-1818, London, published...by Wm. Clarke et al. VII volumes, leather bound together with various antiquarian and later works (qty)

Lot 635

JAMES SHERRIFF - 'A map of upwards of 25 miles round the town of Birmingham', engraving, published by James Sherriff and William Faden, 1798, framed, 88cm x 77cm

Lot 668

THOMAS MOULE - 'Staffordshire', hand coloured engraving, published circa 1840, framed, 26cm x 20cm also another map of Worcestershire (2)

Lot 1649

GUIDE FOR THE 1902 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF MODERN DECORATIVE ART, TURIN, thirty-two pace official guide with pull-out map, including 'Scozia' Note: The First International Exhibition of Modern Decorative Art was held in Turin from May to November 1902. The ‘Scottish Section’ was designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. In addition, one of the three rooms was dedicated to his and Margaret Macdonald’s work; in one half of the space they created the room setting for the famous ‘The Rose Boudoir’. The Guide fully covers the Exhibition and has a section titled ‘Scozia’ which mentions Rennie Mackintosh and his wife Margaret Macdonald, the head of Glasgow School of Art’s Francis H. (‘Fra’) Newbery, and the Glasgow School artists Herbert McNair, Frances Macdonald and Ann MacBeth, as well as others

Lot 316

C & J GREENWOOD: 'MAP OF THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER' from an actual survey made in the year 1823, handcoloured map with an engraving of Gloucester Cathedral, published 1831, unframed, the sheet 64.5cm x 77.5cm; John Cary (c. 1754-1835) 'A Map of those Parishes in the Counties of Kent and Essex which lie within twelve miles of London, unframed, the sheet 29cm x 22cm; John Owen & Emanuel Bowen; a road map no. 213, part of the journey from Oxford to Cambridge, unframed, 18.5cm x 12.5cm (3)

Lot 329

LARGE QUANTITY OF PRINTS to include works after Hogarth, Rowlandson and others and a handcol-oured map of Asia (a lot)

Lot 301

JOHN OGILBY A late 17th century road map "From Meriden to Shrewsbury, via Birmingham" a hand coloured engraving, 34cm x 43cm, gilt framed, mounted and glazed, together with T. CONDER Late 18th century twin maps of Shropshire and Staffordshire, gi lt framed and glazed (2)

Lot 302

GEORGE BICKHAM An 18th century bird's eye engraved map of "Westmoreland", bears date 1753, double sided framing revealing text to reverse, 25cm x 16cm, stained wood framed, mounted and glazed, together with four other 19th century County maps, frame d (5)

Lot 303

ROBERT MORDEN A map of Worcestershire, a hand coloured engraving, engraved "Sold by Abel Swale, Awnsham and John Churchill", 36cm x 41cm, mounted in gilt glazed frame

Lot 304

A ROLLER WALL MAP OF SOUTH AMERICA by "Westermann Maps", printed paper, laid on fabric, with two ebonised wooden rollers, 148cm wide

Lot 305

A SAXTON COUNTY MAP OF WORCESTSHIRE, later coloured, published by 'John Speed' in 1610, 38cm x 51cm to plate mark, glazed with open back in slender wooden frame, together with A 'JOHN SPEED' COUNTY MAP OF HEREFORDSHIRE, 38cm x 51cm, close plain moun ted in black and gold frame, also open backed

Lot 306

AFTER JOHN SPEEDE "Map of Warwickshire" with plans of Warwick and Coventry and the Arms of Honourable Families, hand coloured, inscribed London 1469, visible text verso, 38cm x 51cm, unframed

Lot 344

A framed L. Larmat map of La Cote de Nuits 1942 In good condition Width 53cm Height- 128cm Viewing available by appointment. Collection only from Dreweatts in Newbury

Lot 345

A framed L Larmat Map of the Les vins de Champagne - Vallee de la Marne 1944 In very good condition Width 109cm Height- 58cm (Inclusive of Frame) Viewing available by appointment. Collection only from Dreweatts in Newbury

Lot 346

A framed L Larmat - Map of Les Vins de Bourgogne - Chablis Grand Cru 1942 In very good condition Width 53cm Length 74cm (Inclusive of frame) Viewing available by appointment. Collection only from Dreweatts in Newbury

Lot 347

A framed L Larmat - Map of Les Vins de Bordeaux - Cotes de Blaye & Cotes de Bourg 1943 In very good condition Width 53cm Length 74cm (Inclusive of frame) Viewing available by appointment. Collection only from Dreweatts in Newbury

Lot 99

A John Ogilby coloured map of the road from London to Yarmouth, 15" x 18"

Lot 102

A framed 18th Century double sided road map, Gt Yarmouth to Kings Lynn, 8" x 5"

Lot 217

A Georgian Period Road Map From Tinmouth to Carlisle, 18 x 11.5cm, later of Northants and Derbyshire.

Lot 101

Robert Morden map of the East Riding of Yorkshire

Lot 101

GREENVILE COLLINS circa 1693 map of the Bristol Channel - entitled 'The Severn or Channell of Bristoll', coloured and with crest to the Right Honorable Sir Robert Southwell and a pictorial image of vessels, 47 x 59cms Condition reports provided on request by email for this auction otherwise items purchased `as seen`

Lot 133

ROBERT MORDEN coloured antiquarian map of South Wales, framed, 38 x 44cms Condition reports provided on request by email for this auction otherwise items purchased `as seen`

Lot 437

British Token, copper Halfpenny, obverse A MAP OF FRANCE (French Revolution) the reverse MAY GREAT BRITIAN EVER REMAIN THE REVERSE

Lot 123

GWR carriage route map in wood frame

Lot 2222

A 1902-1905 Bacon's Excelsior Map of Lincolnshire.

Lot 2259

A map of the Battle of Waterloo, sold/published by John Booth and T. Egerton, March 18th 1816 and engraved by Sidney Hall. Entitled 'An Historical Map & Plan of the Campaign for Belgium, A.D. 1815, Exhibiting the Cantonments, Encampments, Positions, Bivouacs, Advance, Retrograde Movements, Retreat, Flight &c. of the forces of France, England and Prussia, with the attacks of the 15th Battles of Ligny and Quatre Bras ont eh 16th and the Battle of Waterloo gained over the French by the English and Prussians on Sunday the 18th of June'.

Lot 2939

A framed and glazed engraving of a map of Cambridgeshire surveyed by C & J Greenwood, published by Greenwood & Co., engraved by J & C Walker.

Lot 280

CUP SEMI-FINAL 1948 Official programme, Blackpool v Tottenham, Cup Semi-Final at Villa Park, 13/3/48, together with hand-drawn map showing where to get the "special" trams to Villa Park and two Birmingham tram tickets (presumably to Villa Park and back). Also included is a Western Region Railway flyer from Paddington to Birmingham for the game. Programme has scorers and attendance noted, slight fold whilst the flyer is in good condition. Generally good

Lot 299

 JAMES B. A. 'JIMMY': (1915-2008) British Squadron Leader with the Royal Air Force. A Prisoner of War from 1940-45, James made numerous efforts to escape from various POW and Concentration Camps, most famously from Stalag Luft III in March 1944 as part of the 'Great Escape'. A varied collection of manuscript notes, drafts etc., unsigned, by Jimmy James, various places, 1950s onwards. The notes, written on various sheets of paper, within notebooks, on the back of envelopes and other scraps etc., relate to a wide subject matter including Europe (referring to Churchill and Thatcher and stating, in part, 'I have always felt that we have been betrayed by our politicians over Europe. Edward Heath started the rot by asserting that our entry in early 1970 involved trade with no political implications…..we are being flooded with migrants - many, some, probably criminals - living on benefits as a result of EU policy'), lists of individuals to be sent Christmas cards (a number of them marked RAF at the side), details of travelling routes between Ludlow and other places including Duxford and Folkestone, miscellaneous notes regarding Laurens van der Post, compost gardening, Japan, a map showing the directions to James's house in Germany, various German and Russian phrases and vocabulary prepared by James in the 1940s and 1950s (contained in a limp cloth bound folder), a folder containing manuscript notes on the Soviet Union, Russia and Communism, with comments on Eastern European countries, some having been prepared for a talk given to the Rotary Club in Durban, a further folder containing notes regarding potential investments on the stock exchange in the early 1970s etc., and also including a carbon copy typed Guide to Hamburg describing various venues ('mainly for drunks') and cabaret shows ('Recommended for football teams, but not for more polite social occasions') as well as other places of entertainment, museums, galleries etc., explaining that the basis of the notes were from a similar guide prepared by the Royal Air Force. FR to G, Qty 

Lot 315

 [JAMES B. A. 'JIMMY']: (1915-2008) British Squadron Leader with the Royal Air Force. A Prisoner of War from 1940-45, James made numerous efforts to escape from various POW and Concentration Camps, most famously from Stalag Luft III in March 1944 as part of the 'Great Escape'. A small collection of personal belongings and artifacts etc. previously owned by Jimmy and Madge James including a large original pen and ink caricature of Jimmy James signed by the cartoonist Brian Platt, 25th May 1986 (folded and with some extensive surface creasing) an original pastel and chalk portrait of Madge James signed ('Dowse') by the artist, a small wooden box with floral carvings and an inlaid oval floral design to the top, a roughly cut stone paperweight (?), small leather wallets (2), letter and document folders, an insurance certificate and driving licence holder bearing the coat of arms of Canterbury to the cover, The Book of Common Prayer bearing a presentation inscription to the front free endpaper, 'Bertram A. James from his Mother & Father', 22nd September 1924, several notebooks of various sizes bearing miscellaneous notes in the hands of Jimmy and Madge James including his notes on Christian unity, the remission of sins etc., a small pocket-sized hardback edition of Celtic Prayers of Yesterday and Today with a presentation inscription from Jimmy James to his wife, November 1998,  a Swiss made wrist watch with leather strap, paperback edition of The Lazy Man's Way to Riches with several loosely inserted notes in the hand of Jimmy James, a guide book to Prague, a large folded colour map of Hannover in Germany, Army/Air First Edition photolithographed at the War Office, 1943, a small cardboard box annotated by Madge James with her husband's name and the additional words 'Military Cross & other medals', also bearing a partial red wax seal and Jimmy James's initials, the contents now including a small number of Remembrance Day poppies and an envelope annotated by both Jimmy and Madge James individually, 'MC Ribbon', and including two pieces of purple and white vertical striped moire ribbon, presumably those issued with James's original Military Cross awarded in May 1946. FR to G, Sml Qty. 

Lot 141

Thomas Kitchin - 18th Century 'Improved Map Of Cornwall' divided into hundreds, with dedication to Richard Lord Edgecomb, 54cm x 71.5cm, framed and glazed Condition:

Lot 25

Four assorted pictures and prints comprising: oil on canvas bust of a soldier after Rembrandt, shipping scenes signed Hilton, 19th Century map of Worcestershire, and print signed John H. Instance (4) Condition:

Lot 385

Advertising - Early 20th Century stoneware globular match holder manufactured for The Indian & Eastern Engineer having transfer printed decoration depicting a world map and with script, together with another bearing the Arms of Oxford Condition:

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