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Lot 152

A roller map of India, a large Japanese fan plus wooden boxes etc

Lot 234

JOHN HANCOX - 'BIRMINGHAM CANAL NAVIGATIONS' MAP 1866 - 'Plan showing those portions of the mineral districts of South Staffordshire, East Worcestershire and North Warwickshire, intersected by the Birmingham Canal Navigations', scale 1 inch to a statute mile

Lot 235

A QUANTITY OF 18TH & 19TH CENTURY MAPS to include framed and glazed Robert Morden of Leicestershire, Thomas Kitchin of Derbyshire, John Cary of Derbyshire, Thomas Moule of Worcestershire together with loose maps of Europe, various maps published by James Virtue and a 1932 Ordnance Survey War Revision 1940 one inch map of the Isle of Man

Lot 236

TWO 18TH CENTURY MAPS OF NORTH AMERICA - G. Rollos - 'An Accurate Map of Louisiana, and the Territory in Dispute between the English and the French' engraved for 'The British Magazine' and J. Gibson - 'An Accurate Map of the British Empire in Nth. America as settled by the Preliminaries in 1762' engraved for the Gentleman's Magazine (2)

Lot 238

J. & C. WALKER - FOX HUNTING MAP OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE, 19th century folding map in sections on linen, sticker on inside says 'Westley, Bookseller, Stationer, Printer, Librarian & News Agent, Promenade, Cheltenham

Lot 240

A JOHN SPEED MAP OF WORCESTERSHIRE c.1627 or earlier (Sudbury and Humble), English text on back together with two double framed Owen & Bowen pages showing the Arms of the Colleges of Oxford and Cambridge with road maps on reverse c. 1736 and a framed J & C Walker town plan of Ludlow c. 1834 (3)

Lot 241

A SAXTON / KIP MAP OF STAFFORDSHIRE c. 1637, outline colouring, framed and glazed, 27 x 38 cm map, 31 x 40.5 cm frame

Lot 242

A JOHN SPEED MAP OF STAFFORDSHIRE c. 1627 (Sudbury & Humble), English text on back, later hand colouring, double framed, 37.5 x 50.5 map, 44 x 57 cm frame

Lot 244

AN OGILBY ROAD MAP - LICHFIELD TO CHESTER, c.1675, goes through Rugeley, Great Haywood, Stone, Nantwich, Torperley etc., later hand colouring, framed and glazed, 31 x 43.5 cm map, 43 x 54 cm frame

Lot 346

A PRE WAR MOTOR CYCLE ROLLING ROAD MAP, black painted metal box with glazed front and handle bar mounting clip.

Lot 158

A seven piece hand painted plaster Robertson Golly ban, box of plastic toy soldiers, map game "Touring Europe", vintage Monopoly set and an "Atlanta" 18" kite

Lot 173

A box containing various vintage puzzles including Pictoral Map of England and six Victory puzzles including Bird-watching, Empire Flying Boat, Jungle, Cowboy Rodeo, British Military Aircraft and Farmyard and a Pelham standard puppet, boxed

Lot 326

A collection of various, mainly GWR, Railwayana, including one volume "Great Western Railway Company Running Powers" published Kelly & Kelly Limited London May 1927, tooled and gilded leather bound no'd 95, together with various letters and notes relating to same and E T MacDermott "History of The Great Western Railway" Volume I, part I, II and III and Volume II published GWR Paddington Station London 1927, tooled and gilded clothboard bound, one Volume GA Sekon "A History of The Great Western Railway" being the story of "The Broad Gauge" published Digby Long & Co 1895, tooled and gilded clothboard bound, together with various other books, instruction manuals, maps, station accounts instruction book, together with official railway maps including railway clearing house official railway map of south wales and official railway map of the west of England, tooled and gilded clothboard bound, one volume History of the Barry Railway Company 1884-1921 published Tudor Printing Works Western Mail Ltd 1923, two clothboard and leather bound volumes of newspaper cuttings etc relating to R H Nicholls 1884-1932 (R H Nicholls and R H B Nicholls father and son) containing articles published circa 23.12.1932 - January 1933 (Nicholls was Superintendent of the GWR line) together with various other Railwayana prints, an aluminium plaque depicting Brunel etc plus two Vale and Bradnack wooden handled clothes brushes with GWR emblem

Lot 500A

A Waterlow & Sons Limited page turner, decorated with map of the world to either side, the handle with calendar to one side and inscribed verso "The Eastern Telegraph Company Limited The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company 50 & 11 Old Broad Street London EC"

Lot 69

Stevenson (Robert Louis). Kidnapped being Memoirs of the Adventures of David Balfour in the year 1751, 1st edition, 1st issue, Cassell & Company, 1886, half-title, without the folding map, first issue text, with 'business' for 'pleasure' on page 40, line 11, single page advertisement to verso of final leaf at rear for the illustrated edition of Treasure Island, and 16 pages publisher's list (first issue state, with 5 G. 4.86 at foot), some light spotting to preliminary leaves, original brown cloth gilt, rubbed and some marks, 8vo, together with The Merry Men and Other Tales and Fables, 1st edition, 1887, original decorated blue cloth gilt, rubbed and some marks, with slight fraying to extremities, plus The Master of Ballantrae. A Winter's Tale, 1st edition, 1889, 4 pages of adverts, and 16-page publisher's catalogue at rear (dated 5 G. 7.89), original pictorial red cloth gilt, slightly rubbed, with another copy of the same work, also a first edition of 1889, rebound in modern blue half morocco by Sotheran, and Stevenson (Robert Louis, and Lloyd, Osbourne), The Wrong Box, 1st edition, 1889, The Wrecker, 1st edition, 1892 & The Ebb Tide, 1st edition, 1894, adverts to each volume at rear, original red, blue and gold cloth respectively, rubbed, all 8vo, plus 8 other R.L. Stevenson volumes, mostly first editions, all 8vo (15)

Lot 111

Adams (Richard). The Plague Dogs, 1st edition, Allen Lane, 1977, illustrations and diagrams to text by Alan Wainwright, some full-page, bookplate of Richard Adams, all edges gilt, together with Shardik, Allen Lane, reprinted 1975, map endpapers, front hinge splitting, bookplate of Richard Adams on verso of front free endpaper, the two volumes uniformly bound in contemporary olive green morocco, each with gilt lettered spine label, both rubbed in places, Plague Dogs with some damp-mottling to covers, 8vo The author's specially bound copies. (2)

Lot 57

Hardy (Thomas). Jude the Obscure, 1st edition in bookform, Osgood, McIlvaine and Co., 1896 [1895], half-title present, etched frontispiece by H. Macbeth-Raeburn, with tissue guard, single-page map, marbled endpapers, bookplate of Richard Adams, all edges gilt, modern green calf by Bayntun (Riviere), signed on front turn-in and with ink stamp on verso of front free endpaper, some faint mottling on covers, gilt triple roundel decorated raised bands, remainder gilt panelled with single fillet, gilt lettered direct in second and third compartments, date lettered at foot, covers with gilt single fillet border, bead roll on edges, turn-ins with double fillets and palmette cornerpieces, 8vo Purdy, pages 86-91. Sadleir 1108. (1)

Lot 1204

ACE Trains 0 Gauge 4-6-0 ‘Castle Class’ Locomotive and Tender ‘Clun Castle’, E/7/2 in post-1957 BR livery 7029 with double chimney, two or three rail, fire box glow in cab and working front lights, in original box with outer box, spare headboards and GWR map, E, box G-E

Lot 1203

ACE Trains 0 Gauge 4-6-0 ‘Castle Class’ Locomotive and Tender, E/7 in Great Western livery with single chimney, two or three rail, fire box glow in cab with unattached name plates 5050 ‘Earl of St Germans’ and alternative head boards, in original box with outer box and Great Western Railway map, E, box G-E

Lot 933

JOHN SPEED; a 17th century and later hand coloured map of Anglesey, 40 x 51cm, framed and glazed.

Lot 934

JOHN SPEEDE (sic); a 17th century and later hand coloured map of Denbighshire, 39 x 51cm, framed and glazed.

Lot 935

JOHN SPEEDE (sic); a 17th century and later hand coloured map of Flint-shire, 38 x 51cm, framed and glazed.

Lot 936

JOHN SPEEDE (sic); a 17th century and later hand coloured map of Caernarvon, 38 x 50cm, framed and glazed.

Lot 937

CHRISTOPHER SAXTON; a 17th century engraved and later hand coloured map of Cheshire, 25.5 x 30.8cm, framed and glazed.

Lot 938

A 17th century and later hand coloured map of Cheshire, 37.5 x 49cm, framed and glazed.

Lot 431

A 19th century mahogany pembroke table, nest of map tables, a side table, a Victorian oak hall chair and a coffee table

Lot 566

Maps: Victorian OS maps, map of Ireland William Faden 1798, French atlas, etc

Lot 18

Thomas Bowen - 18th Century hand coloured engraved map - The Island Of Dominica together with various other prints, watercolours, drawings etc Condition:

Lot 452

Books/Maps - Edward Stanford - 19th Century engraved folding map - Guiana & Venezuela, James Wyld - 19th Century engraved folding map - Dominion of Canada (Central and Eastern sheets connected as one), The Lakes Of Killarney, published by T.Nelson & Sons, 1859, one slim volume with eight lithographic illustrations and folding map and The Arminian Magazine 1793 and 1794 (volumes 16 and 17), two full leather bound volumes Condition:

Lot 44

A World War I medal group of three 1363, Pte S Hodgeon 5th East Lancashire including 1914 - 15 star. An 1889 Victoria India Army Temperance Association six month medal, a pocket compass / distance measure, two photographs and a copy map showing German Advance and British Retreat March 21st to March 28th 1918 (8)

Lot 1317

A framed and glazed map of Lancaster as in 1610. Approx. 34.5 x 46cm.

Lot 1345

20 x c1920's Michelin road maps of Britain. On canvas. Map numbers 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,15,16,17,18,19,20,21 &22.

Lot 385

A framed hand coloured engraved map of France, 'Carte de Gouvernements De Languedoc, De Foix' Published by P. Santini, Chez M. Remondini, dated '1777.' 59 x 46cm

Lot 259

FRAMED MAP OF LIVERPOOL PLUS TWO OTHERS

Lot 449

A SAXTON MAP OF THE EAST RIDING OF YORK, ENGRAVING, HAND COLOURED, MOUNTED TO WITHIN PLATE MARK, 20 X 25CM AND THREE OTHER ENGLISH COUNTY MAPS, ONE UNFRAMED

Lot 98

A Map of London - River Thames. H: 92cm W: 132cm

Lot 453

After John Rocque: a French 18th century sepia map of Suffolk, framed and glazed, 6 1/2" x 8 1/2"

Lot 250

Cassell's British Atlas - a bound copy of maps relating to Britain and Ireland to include the copy of the Thames, eleven maps of London, the six maps of the suburbs, the eight environs and a double page map of the Landmarks of London

Lot 583

Victorian Scottish Railway Map, engagement book and Pricing book, 1897 folding map on linen of the Locherhead, St Fillans and Comrie railway (showing estate owners) together with 1882-1900 staff engagement book believed to be St Rollox Works, and 1873 rolling stock costing book, LNER 1933 Rule book, 1938 Electric train instruction manual and two vinyl recordings including Flying Scotsman P-G (7)

Lot 604

G.W.R Wallingford Branch Map, dated 1881, linen backed folding example with hand annotations for land parcel sales after closure, F

Lot 606

Victorian G.N.R. Legal Agreement, 1898 agreement between G.N.R. and The Phoenix Foundry Co to build a railway siding in Derby, including a fold out map, together with two 1882 documents relating to the transfer of land in Stafford to G.N.R. F (3)

Lot 102

A 1927 OS map of Wellington together with three silver napkin rings, one plated napkin ring, a souvenir walking cane applied with plaques for European beauty spots and a further cane

Lot 508

Bristol Burrow's Pointer Guide Map some good advertising pages

Lot 547

North Wales Map Completion of roads to Holyhead pub 12th Feb 1806 Laurie & Whittle no 53 Fleet street London

Lot 331

Miscellaneous militaria, to include a ration book, a military type map, two second World War 39-45 campaign medals etc.

Lot 613

After John Ogilby. The Road from Nottingham to Grimsby, later coloured map, 33cm x 44cm

Lot 632

After Robert Morden. Map of Cumberland, later coloured, 37cm x 42cm

Lot 638

After Joannes Jansson. A 17thC hand coloured map of Lincolnshire, glazed to both sides, 42cm x 53cm

Lot 824

A collection of prints etc., to include an Aga advertising sign, map of Surrey, an oriental silk embroidered picture of birds, print of a parrot (4)

Lot 100

An original WW1 Trench Map. Oostnieuwkerke. West Flanders area. Scale 1:20,000. Trenches corrected to 24/2/1918. Wear and tear from use.

Lot 101

An original WW1 combined battlefield photograph & map. Possibly for artillery use. Cite St. Auguste / Lens area. Circa 15/9/1917 (post Battle of Lens). Printed by No.1 Advanced Section A.P.& S.S. Triangular No.1 Section stamp to reverse. Fold to centre. 4

Lot 102

An original WW1 combined battlefield photograph & map. Possibly for artillery use. Cite St. Auguste / Lens area. Dated 15/9/1917 (post Battle of Lens). Printed by No.1 Advanced Section A.P.& S.S. Triangular No.1 Section stamp to reverse. Fold to centre. 5

Lot 103

An original WW1 combined battlefield photograph & map. Possibly for artillery use. Sallaumines / Lens area. Dated 15/9/1917 (post Battle of Lens). Printed by No.1 Advanced Section A.P.& S.S. Triangular No.1 Section stamp to reverse. Fold to centre. 54 x 2

Lot 104

An original WW1 combined battlefield photograph & map. Possibly for artillery use. Cite St. Auguste / Lens area. Dated 15/9/1917 (post Battle of Lens). Printed by No.1 Advanced Section A.P.& S.S. Triangular No.1 Section stamp to reverse. Fold to centre. 5

Lot 106

An original WW1 combined battlefield photograph & map. Possibly for artillery use. Lens area. Dated 15/9/1917 (post Battle of Lens). Printed by No.1 Advanced Section A.P.& S.S. Triangular No.1 Section stamp to reverse. Fold to centre. 54 x 20cm (21 x 8 in

Lot 107

An original WW1 combined battlefield photograph & map. Possibly for artillery use. Sallaumines / Lens area. Dated 15/9/1917 (post Battle of Lens). Printed by No.1 Advanced Section A.P.& S.S. Triangular No.1 Section stamp to reverse. Fold to centre. 54 x 2

Lot 108

An original WW1 combined battlefield photograph & map. Possibly for artillery use. Sallaumines / Lens area. Dated 15/9/1917 (post Battle of Lens). Printed by No.1 Advanced Section A.P.& S.S. Triangular No.1 Section stamp to reverse. Fold to centre. 54 x 2

Lot 109

An original WW1 combined battlefield photograph & map. Possibly for artillery use. Sallaumines / Lens area. Circa 15/9/1917 (post Battle of Lens). Printed by No.1 Advanced Section A.P.& S.S. Triangular No.1 Section stamp to reverse. Fold to centre. 40 x 1

Lot 115

An original WW1 Trench map. Area of Martinpuich, including Thiepval. Scale 1:20,000. Trenches corrected to 6/7/1916 (pre Battle of Thiepval Ridge). Some original blue pencil additions. Some wear and tear as would be expected.

Lot 116

An original WW1 Trench map. France Sheet 57D N.E. Area of Gommecourt. Scale 1:20,000. Trenches corrected to 20/10/1916 (post Battle of The Somme). Excellent condition very minor wear.

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