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Lot 422

Quantity of 1937 Pattern Webbingincluding webbing map case dated 1944 ... Bren spare barrel case dated 1944 ... Entrenching head case ... First aid satchel. Post war dated ... Gas mask bag dated 1938 ... 6 x utility ammunition pouches. All contained in a fibre and wood suitcase. Quantity.

Lot 5064

WW2 British four silk escape maps of the Far East covering Burma, Thailand, Malaya etc,map numbers 44E,44F, 44J, 44C, plus a mini regimental drum of the 17 Dogra Regt, a wooden wall plaque with badges affixed, three 7th Rajputs shoulder titles in brass.

Lot 5351

WW1 British Map collection. A large extensive collection of approx 70 maps many bearing Officers names to the front and penciled notes. Covering such famous battle areas as Ypres, Arras, Mons, Cambrai, etc. Including eight Trench maps: Belgium sheet 28 NW edition 3D, Zonnebeke 28 NE1, edition 7A, France Sheet 28 SW edition 5A, Trench map sheet 36 SW3: Trench map sheet 57C SW edition 4A: Trench map 36c NW1 provisional edition No.2: Belgium sheet 28 SW & SE edition 1A: France sheet 57b.

Lot 5476

WW2 RAF Silk Escape maps; five editions of single sided black print map 9U of Northern Germany/Poland/Hungary. Marked "ADL (Maps) Air Ministry No.7330". (5)

Lot 5477

WW2 RAF Silk Escape maps; five editions of single sided black print map 9U of Northern Germany/Poland/Hungary. Marked "ADL (Maps) Air Ministry No.7330". (5)

Lot 5478

WW2 RAF Silk Escape maps; five editions of single sided black print map 9U of Northern Germany/Poland/Hungary. Marked "ADL (Maps) Air Ministry No.7330". (5)

Lot 5479

WW2 RAF Silk Escape maps; Three editions of single sided black print map 9U of Northern Germany/Poland/Hungary. Marked "ADL (Maps) Air Ministry No.7330". (3)

Lot 5480

WW2 RAF Silk Escape Map. Single sided black print marked "ADI (MAPS) Air Ministry, No.7317" of Bulgaria and Roumania. (1)

Lot 5485

WW2 RAF Silk Escape Maps: five editions of three colour map F/G Scandinavia and the Baltics. All in unissued condition. (5)

Lot 5486

WW2 RAF Silk Escape Maps: two editions of three colour map F/G Scandinavia and the Baltics. And three editions of the Scandinvia and the Baltics (Top Half) marked F/G and G/F in balck/red print. All in unissued condition. (5)

Lot 5495

WW2 British Officers Sam Brown belt complete with Sword Frog, Stable belt, Map cases x 2, Foldex map, War Service badge, buttons.

Lot 550

An RAF operations room wall clock** made by F.W Elliott Ltd, England (stamped to backplate). The pale cream dial has twenty-four hour Roman numerals, RAF 'King's Crown' warrant officers insignia to top centre and red, blue and yellow sector markings. With blued steel spade hands. The mahogany case has brass bevel framing glass door. Eight-day, single train movement. 45 cm diameter. **These sector clocks were widely used during World War II to help track the movements of enemy aircraft. The position of the aircraft was recorded in conjunction with the coloured triangle segment beneath the minute hand at the time of sighting. This information was then fed back to HQ where corresponding coloured counters were then placed on a large table map of Britain overlaid with the national grid system and moved across the map by magnets, thus representing an air-raid. This enabled quicker responses to identify possible targets and launch counter-attacks. For a condition report please visit our website www. peterwilson.co.uk

Lot 73

HODGSON WILLIAM. Flora of Cumberland. Fldg. map. Cloth. Carlisle, 1898; also 4 others, various Cumbrian poetry & 1 other, some ex lib. with stamps & labels. (6).

Lot 135

LUBBOCK REV. RICHARD. Observations on the Fauna of Norfolk. Fldg. map & 2 etched plates. Orig. cloth. Pres. copy from the author, Norwich, 1845; also a worn copy of the 2nd expanded edition of the same work. (2).

Lot 237

WALKER J. & C. Geological Map of England, Wales & Part of Scotland, Showing also the Inland Navigation by Means of Rivers & Canals ... together with the Rail Roads & Principal Roads. Large fldg. linen coloured eng. map in slip case. N.d. but early/mid 19th cent.

Lot 280

LINGARD JOHN. The Antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon Church. 2 vols. Fldg. eng. map, coloured in outline. Old calf. Newcastle, 1806; also 3 vols. only of The Tyburn Chronicle, eng. plates, old calf, n.d. (5).

Lot 165

GIBBON EDWARD. Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire. 12 vols. Frontis & 2 fldg. maps (one map with tear). Well worn diced calf. 1802.

Lot 81

HOUSMAN JOHN. A Topographical Description of Cumberland, Westmorland & Lancashire & a Part of the West Riding of Yorkshire. Fldg. & other eng. plates & plans. Rubbed half morocco. Carlisle, 1809; also Britton & Brayley, A Topographical & Historical Description of the County of Cumberland, eng. fldg. map & eng. plates, blank interleaves, rebacked calf, c.1805. Both ex lib. with stamps & labels. (2).

Lot 138

PATTERSON ARTHUR H. Rough Notes on the Fish & Fisheries of East Suffolk. Ltd. ed. 65/111. 3 photo plates, map & 12 plates after sketches. Orig. prntd. brds., internal browning & spotting. Pres. copy from the author, Private Circulation, Great Yarmouth, 1910; also a related offprint by Patterson. (2).

Lot 87

OTLEY JONATHAN. A Descriptive Guide to the English Lakes. Fldg. eng. hand col. map. Plates. Orig. cloth. Keswick, 1843; also Martineau's Complete Guide to the English Lakes, 2 editions. (3).

Lot 74

LINCOLN W. J. The Ferns of the English Lake Country. 2 copies. Col. frontis & other illus. Orig. green cloth, internal foxing & spotting. Ex lib. with stamps & labels. 1865; also J. Postlethwaite, The Geology of the English Lake District, pres. copy from the author, fldg. map, illus., orig. pict. brds., 2nd ed., Carlisle, 1906. (3).

Lot 77

JENKINSON H. I. Practical Guide to the Isle of Man. Orig. green cloth. Ex lib. with stamps & labels, no map. 2nd ed., n.d.; also 2 other Jenkinson's guides. (3).

Lot 79

(WEST THOMAS). A Guide to the Lakes. Eng. fldg. map & eng. plate. Orig. brds., lib. label inside upper brd. & stamp to reverse of title. 1796; also the 1821 edition of the same with col. aquatint frontis, orig. marbled brds., label inside upper brd. (2). Condition Report. 1796 edition - Lacking a plate.1821 edition - Lacking a map.

Lot 149

GOLBORNE JOHN, ENGINEER. Concerning the Drainage of the North Level of The Fens & the Outfall of the Wisbech River. 11pp. Fldg. eng. map. Orig. plain card wrappers. 1769.

Lot 84

JENKINSON H. I. Tourist's Guide to the English Lake District. 2 eds. Fldg. map & adverts. Orig. cloth. 1880 & 1892; also 4 other Lake District guides. Each ex lib. with stamps & labels. (6).

Lot 145

MATON W. G. Observations Relative Chiefly to the Natural History, Picturesque Scenery & Antiquities of the Western Counties of England. 2 vols. in one. Fldg. map & 16 aquatint plates. Dark morocco, well rubbed. Salisbury, 1797.

Lot 488

A pencil and grey wash portrait on glass; a 19th century map of Cheshire; 2 prints of sailors

Lot 334

UNDATED MAP OF NORFOLK, OVER COLOURED ETCHING OF BERLIN OPERA HOUSE, AND INDIAN GLASS PAINTED PICTURE

Lot 292

A World War II telephone set D. Mk.V. contained within a green metal case together with a World War II small size P.B.C. Apr.40 gas mask, London map, 'Tee Emm' booklets, coastal commander booklets, other books and U.S. Official photographs, etc

Lot 113

A uniform exhibit, comprising: a mannequin dressed as an officer of the Prince of Wales Own West Yorkshire Regiment, complete with Sam Browne belt with whistle, replica revolver in holster and with lanyard, 1917 dated ammunition pouch, cased binoculars, haversack, map case, Ingersoll pocket watch, and Brodie pattern helmet.

Lot 1310

Military Ephemera - Seat of War map, published by Laurie & Whittle, London, A New Map of the Emperors Dominion exhibiting The Post Roads of Germany, Hungary and the Netherlands with thofe of the Adjacent Parts of France, Switzerland, Italy and Poland, linen, marbled slip; Army Book, 136a; Military Books; Christmas and New Year folding paper, H.M. Forces; Trench Sketch; etc

Lot 459

A set of three graduated trunks, fabric covered, printed map decoration, chrome plated fittings and corner reinforcements, the largest approx 45cm square

Lot 210

After Emanuel Bowen. An Accurate Map of Lincolnshire Divided Into Wapontakes, printed 1777 later coloured, 52cm x 43cm.

Lot 211

After T Kitchin. A county map of Lincolnshire, later coloured, 21cm x 17cm and another county map of Lincolnshire after Conder (2) and another six similar maps.

Lot 212

After Christopher Saxton. A county map of Lincolnshire, plate no. 26, later coloured, 30cm x 36cm.

Lot 213

After J Blaeu. A county map of Lincolnshire, later coloured, 42cm x 50cm.

Lot 213A

After Speed. Map of Lincolnshire, later coloured, 42cm x 54cm and a map of Lincolnshire after Morden. (2)

Lot 214

After Jansson. A map of Lincolnshire, later coloured glazed both sides, 39cm x 50cm.

Lot 215

A 19thC county map of Lincolnshire, showing to the bottom left hand corner a view of Lincoln Cathedral, 38cm x 24cm and another similar (2).

Lot 216

After C Smith. A New Map Of The county Of Lincolnshire Divided Into Wapontakes, later coloured, 51cm x 44cm.

Lot 217

After C Smith. A New Map Of County Of Lincolnshire Divided Into Wapontakes, later coloured, 52cm x 45cm.

Lot 218

After Emanuel Bowen. An Accurate Map Of Lincolnshire Divided Into Its Wapontakes, later coloured, 72cm x 54cm.

Lot 744

A cycling and general guide map of the Environs of Lincoln, the map surrounded with various advertisements for Curtis and Mawer, W I Binks and Co, The Cycle People and various other Lincoln Businesses, 62cm x 72cm.

Lot 122

A John Speed hand-coloured map published by Sudbury & Humble c1610, 40 x 53cm, in double-sided frame.

Lot 561

PAGE 263 AND 264 OF AN 18TH CENTURY ROAD MAP showing Winchester to Southampton

Lot 575

'PANORAMA OF WEYMOUTH AND MELCOMBE REGIS', pub. Sherren & Son, Weymouth, lithograph with Bowen's road map showing Dorchester and Weymouth and a 19th Century map of Dorset (3)

Lot 732

Pigot and Co's: City of Dublin and Hibernian Provincial Directory, roy thick 8vo Dublin c. 1840, lacks map, orig. diced calf. (1)

Lot 735

Travel interest: Coxe (Wm.) Travels in Switzerland, 2 vols D. 1789. First Dublin Edn., cont. tree calf; Damberger (Christian Fred.) Travels in the Interior of Africa, from Cape of Good Hope to Morocco, 2 vols. in one, 8vo D. 1801., 3 plates (lacks map), qtr. mor.; Anderson (Aeneas) A Narrative of the British Embassy to China, 8vo D. 1796, Second Edn., hf. title, hf. calf; Lloyd (H.E.) Alexander I, Emperor of Russia, 8vo L. 1826 Hf. title, port. frontis & map, qtr. mor.; & 7 others. As a lot. (1)

Lot 31

A large rolled "Map of the British Empire," 1905; also a "Map of Ireland," and a "Map of the Verschoyle Estates in Tallagh" As a lot. (3)

Lot 197

A Vintage Philips Teaching Aid Large School Map of India, Burma and Ceylon '176cms Wide.

Lot 1700

A laminated and framed large world map

Lot 1766

Robert Morden (British c.1650-1703) - Pair of coloured maps of North and South Wales, 37 x 47cm, together with a further Robert Morden map of the County of Monmouth, all framed

Lot 1779

A 17th century coloured map of Surrey by John Speede, including Richmond and Nonsuch Castles, 42 x 55cm, in double sided frame

Lot 1795

A pair of 18th century coloured maps from the Milliaria Anglica series showing Monmouthshire and Brecknockshire, also together with a further similar map from the same series showing Gloucestershire, 46 x 52cm approx, all framed

Lot 1798

A 17th century coloured map of Radnorshire by Christopher Saxton, 31 x 37cm, together with a 17th century map of Wales inscribed Petrus Kaerius, 36 x 49cm approx

Lot 1818

AM Sergent (early 20th century British school) - Sunset landscape with figures round a camp fire, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1908, 30 x 45cm, framed, together with an 18th century black and white map of England by Robert Morden, 40 x 45cm, a further map of the Environs of Bath and Bristol and a Silcocks advertising calendar for 1932

Lot 1834

After Frank Paton (early 20th century British School), "A Deep Dream of Peace" - sleeping puppies, sepia etching, 20 x 26 cm, together with an 18th century monochrome engraved map of Somerset by T Kitching, 21 x 27 cm, both framed

Lot 369

Ordnance Survey map outlining the parish of Little Hallingbury and Saffron Waldon division 1921 and 1923 edition, Geological Survey map of Sidmouth 1906, Ordnance Survey map of Lambrook 1903 edition, Grid map of Chard and Axminster, and pages from The Times newspaper dated Friday May 1, 1936

Lot 364

Map of Cornwall in the Hundreds after Robert Morden, engraved and tinted, (50cm x 57cm) F&G

Lot 368C

18th century engraved and tinted map of Somersetshire, published by W H Toms

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