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Emmanuel Bowen (British cartographer, 1694-1767): an 18th century map of Lincolnshire, divided into its Wapontakes, with cartouches, perpetual Tides Table for The Washes, and dedication to Peregrine Bertie, Duke of Ancaster, hand coloured, printed by Robert Sayer, with dedication legend verso, 70 by 52cm, framed and glazed, 94 by 75cm.
Raymond (?) (Contemporary)'Seascape'Oil on board, signed, 40 x 50cm, together with other pictures and prints to include a pastel of Alicante, an antique print 'Laying the Foundation Stone of Edinburgh University 1789', signed print by Miranda Watson 'The Ancient Kurdish City of Hasankey, Turkey', a map of Edinburgh and a map of the Isle of Mull etc (7)
Livingstone, David: Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa. 1857. Full calf leather binding with gilt panelled spine and marbled edges; together with a small archive of paper ephemera relating to Samuel Richardson of Brandesburton who assisted Livingstone as his penman in the preparation of the manuscript for this book whilst Livingstone was staying with Colonel and Mrs Webb at Newstead Abbey in Nottinghamshire. The archive includes Richardson's writing and other exercise books, photographs, letters of provenance from Samuel's brother, William, etc. Also a 19th century map of Palestine dated 1850 which was over-drawn and handcoloured by his sister Mary Richardson of Brandesburton School. 70cm x 56cm
A WWII Nazi canvas back map titled Feldzug in Frankreich 10.5.1940-19.9.1940, showing details of France, southern Belgium and England, together with a Nazi paper map of Germany and the bordering countries, and a picture album titled 'Kriegserinnerungen 1939-1945' containing a collection of black and white photographs (3)
A fine Chad Valley moon eyed teddy bear 1920s, with blonde mohair, bright clear and black glass eyes with orange backs, pronounced clipped muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with brushed light brown cotton pads, the feet card lined, rounded hump, growler and rare map of England celluloid covered button on upper chest -22¾in. (58cm.) high (slight thinning on back) - this bear is known as Lewis and was purchased from the Tetbury Teddy Bear Museum
19th century English miniature terrestrial globe, in a turned mahogany box, the globe 3cm diameter, case 5cm x 4.2cm. CONDITION REPORT: The cover has been broken into four pieces and visable re-glued. The base of the case is in good condition. The globe has a slightly yellowed varnish and a few minor scrathes to the the varnish. No obvious losses to the "map"
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