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A Quantity Of Sheffield Related Items, to include Sheffield Corporation And British Railways Tramway & Omnibus Time Table 1958, Sheffield Transport Motorbus Fleet List 1971, Sheffield & Doncaster Ordnance Survey Map 1910, Sheffield & The Peak District Ordnance Survey Map 1911, Les Steel Cufflinks, Kayser Ellison & Co Catalogue, KRIS by Billam Dessert Knives, etc, together with a box of Travel Books including Alan Wainwright The Pictorial Guides To The Lakeland Fells 50th Anniversary boxset And A Vintage Cadbury Tin With New Hey Tokens:- Two Boxes.

MAPS: Saxton Map of Wiltshire 1637, with hand-colouring: together with 'The Railway Bell and Illustrated London Advertiser Map of London' (1845), poor condition: with, 3 framed maps of Islands after Thomas Bowen (late 18thc): plus a roll of Ordnance Survey large scale maps and a bundle of posters, plans, diplomas, etc. (Small Qty)

Isle of Wight. Baker (Benjamin), Ordnance Survey of the Isle of Wight and Part of Hampshire, Tower of London: Colonel Mudge, 1st June 1810, large engraved map on a scale of one inch to the mile, contemporary outline colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, slight offsetting and dust soiling, 630 x 920 mm, together with Walker (J. & C.). England South Coast Dunnose to the Needles including Spithead, Surveyed by Captn. Sheringham R. N. published at the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty, Sept 1st 1852, large engraved hand-coloured sea chart, inset map of Southampton Water, numerous horizon profiles, old folds, slight dust soiling and creasing, 645 x 970 mmQTY: (2)

Maps. A collection of approx. 80 folding maps, 19th c and later, including a defective copy of Bradshaw's Plans of the Cities and Town of Continental Europe, n.d. [c. 1870], publisher's binding; Bacon's New Pocket Map of Leeds, n.d. [c. 1895], green cloth boards; Gall & Inglis' Handy Map & Guide to London, n.d. [c. 1900], green cloth; "Geographia" New Plan of the City of Glasgow, c. 1930; further British maps, various cities, regions, publishers, including Ordnance Survey & Bartholomew's, mixed sizes and bindings Mixed condition

MAPS (etc.). An interesting group of mainly 'colonial' items (and mainly sub-continental) from early 20th C.: 'Afghanistan & North Western Frontier Province - Kabul, Peshawar District, Khyber and Tribal Territory'. 'The Hashimite Kingdom of Jordan', Road Map, 1956, Ordnance Survey. Then 'India and Adjacent Countries', 1929 (Ryder, Surveyor General of India). Also 'The North Atlantic Lane Routes'. And two oddments: 'The Illustrated News Coronation Number', 1937, and 'Notes for Visitors to Kashmir', 1934.

Framed Ordnance Survey map of Roman Britain, 100 x 60cm. Not available for in-house P&P

An Ordnance Survey map of Wotton-under-Edge, framed, Second Edition 1902, 77 x 106 cm, glazed and framed

England & Wales.- Ordnance Survey.- [Ordnance Survey of England and Wales, on the Scale of One Inch to a Mile], 81 map sheets only (of 88: lacking 77, 78, 80, 81, 82, 87 & 88: Anglesey, Cheshire, N.Derbyshire & S.Yorkshire) and Index sheet in 22 boxes, engravings, each sheet c.650 x 960mm., dissected and mounted on linen edged in blue silk with numbered vellum thumb tabs (one or two missing), with pink diamond paper stickers to versos, occasional soiling, folding into 22 black straight-grain morocco boxes with decorative borders in gilt & blind and pull-off lids, spines titled and numbered in gilt, gold paper edges, a little rubbed and scuffed, some corners damaged, but a handsome set, large 8vo, Lt.Col. Mudge [& Colby], The Tower, 1805-24.*** The maps cover the whole of Southern England and Wales, ending at the River Humber in the north. The Index sheet (dated 1824) extends only to sheet 84 (North Lincolnshire) with 80 & 81 (listed as Northwich and Buxton) appearing blank. This set contains 85 & 86 up to the Humber but lacks 87 & 88 (listed as S.Yorkshire on spine of box).

A 1944 Ordnance Survey RAF (War) map of the Midlands and Wales, GSGS 4369

A collection of cigarette cards, an Oxford and Swindon Ordnance Survey map, a Silverstone 1984 programme, and an Oxford United programme dated 1971.

Bath, Somerset local interest. A collection of mostly 20th century reference works on the history of the city of Bath. The lot to include 1893 Streetlore of Bath by R. E. M. Peach, The Bath Tramways by Colin G. Maggs signed by the author to title page, Bath by Michael Forsyth, The Georgian Buildings of Bath by Walter Ison, Roman Bath by Barry Cunliffe (Reports of the Research Committee of the Society of Antiquiaries of London), Bath As It Was in Historic Photographs by Reece Winstone, An English Rural Community - Batheaston publ. Bath University Press, Edwardian c1910 Views of Bath and Neighbourhood, Pictorial Guide to Bath - Pageant Edition, Bath Ordnance Survey folding map in cloth wraps, The Penny Illustrated History of Bath and District, Kelly's Directory of Bath 1932, and The Life of Beau Nash by Oliver Goldsmith The Panel Books edition. A smart & varied collection, illustrated with historic photographs of the city. Largest 4to.

A WWI First World War Ordnance Survey War Office issue map of Arlon, Belgium together with a musket rifle leather powder flask.

Ordnance Survey Map, four linen backed large scale map sections incorporating part of the counties Dorset and Somerset, London: Lt. Col. Mudge, 1811-1817, Parts 17-19 and 11, each map 81cm x 64.5cm, in worn slipcase

A Collection of Thirty Four Second World War Period Ordnance Survey Maps, of Great Britain, mainly on cloth, with some on paper, including Land Aerodromes, Landing Grounds, Water Aerodromes, Seaplane Mooring Areas or Anchorage, Airship Bases, list available, in a canvas map case.

A 19th Century Ordnance Survey Map of Newcastle, 25” to 1 mile scale, plates LXXXVIII.14 - LXXXVIII.16, hand-tinted lithograph mounted on canvas, 163.5 x 301.5cms wide, contained in original ‘Revenue Office’ cloth slipcase.

Scotland War Office Edition, 'Orkney Island' (Mainland) - sheet 6. Ordnance survey map - published 1950, Mint condition

Scotland - 'Ullapool & Loch Ewe' War office Edition, sheet 19, Ordnance survey map, published 1949 folded mint condition

Scotland War Office Edition, 'Stornoway', sheet 14, ordnance survey map, published 1950, folded

Scotland 'Loch Roeg & Tarbert' War Office Edition, sheet 13, ordnance survey map, published 1950, folded - slight tear on the bottom

John Cary, Cary's New and Correct English Atlas, 1793John Cary, Cary's New and Correct English Atlas: Being a New Set of County Maps from Actual Surveys..., printed for John Cary, Engraver, Map and Print-seller, No.181 near Norfolk Street, Strand, published as the act directs Jan 1st 1793, large Quarto, full leather period boards, recent spine and binding replaced end papersJohn Cary (c. 1754–1835) was a prominent English cartographer, engraver, and globe-maker, celebrated for the precision and artistry of his maps. Renowned for his attention to detail, Cary played a significant role in elevating cartography to both an art form and a practical science. His surveys and innovative methods earned him commissions from various government bodies, including the Ordnance Survey, where he worked to establish accurate baselines for mapping.Cary's atlases, globes, and road maps became essential tools for travelers, geographers, and planners during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. His New and Correct English Atlas is considered a landmark in British cartography, influencing the way maps were designed and utilized. Cary’s commitment to accuracy and clarity set new standards for the field, ensuring his legacy as one of England’s finest mapmakers.Book Description: The 1793 edition of Cary's New and Correct English Atlas is a carefully revised and expanded version of the original 1787 publication. This second edition reflects John Cary’s dedication to precision and includes updated maps based on actual surveys. Featuring a complete set of English county maps, the atlas is accompanied by descriptive text, providing geographical, demographic, and historical insights for each county.The maps are finely engraved and hand-colored, showcasing Cary’s mastery in combining scientific accuracy with aesthetic appeal. The second edition incorporates corrections and enhancements to the original plates, reflecting the evolving understanding of England’s geography in the late 18th century. Cary’s clear and detailed cartographic style made this atlas an indispensable tool for planners, travelers, and scholars of the era.This 1793 edition offers a rare glimpse into Georgian England’s geography

The South Atlantic and Lebanon operations group of three awarded to Leading Air Engineering Mechanic (Electrical) P. Roberts, Royal Navy, who flew on operational missions as an ‘extra gunner’ in Sea King helicopters in the Falklands, prior to qualifying for the rare ‘Lebanon’ clasp for like services South Atlantic 1982, with rosette (ALAEM(L) P Roberts D112421W 846 Sqdn); General Service 1962-2007, 1 clasp, Lebanon (ALAEM(L) P Roberts D112421W RN); Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., E.II.R., 2nd issue (ALAEM(L) P Roberts D112421W RN) mounted as worn, nearly extremely fine (3) £1,400-£1,800 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Peter Roberts was born in Merionethshire, Wales on 27 September 1953, and joined the Royal Navy as an Engineering Mechanic (Air) in June 1969. Having worked on Canberra aircraft and Wessex helicopters in the interim, he joined No. 846 Naval Air Squadron (N.A.S.) in September 1980. And it was in this capacity that he journeyed south to the Falklands in the carrier Hermes in April 1982. By Robert’s own account, he subsequently flew operational missions as ‘an extra gunner’ in the squadron’s Sea King helicopters, in addition to assisting in the preparation of a Wessex helicopter for an S.A.S. mission to the Argentinian mainland: stripped down for maximum speed and range, it dropped off an S.A.S. recce team before flying to Chile; the helicopter was torched on landing and the crew repatriated via the (neutral) German embassy. It was during his tour of duty in 846 N.A.S. that Roberts also participated in the Lebanon operations of February 1983 to March 1984. One of the unit’s helicopters, and seven support personnel, were transferred to the support ship Reliant, from which he made several trips to Lebanon, acting as an ‘Air Gunner operating a machine-gun, plus a chaff dispenser.’ Roberts was finally discharged in May 1987. Sold with the recipient’s hand-written summary of the salient points of his career, together with an Ordnance Survey map of San Carlos Bay, showing missile sites; a ‘Crossing the Line’ certificate; Grin & Bear It booklet published by the Falklands Task Force; Intrepid Observer magazine published on board the Intrepid, and a copy of his Royal Navy Certificate of Service.

Collection of Approximately 10 WW1 Trench Maps:Including: 1. Belgium and Part of France, Scale 1:40,000, Dated January 19182. France, Scale 1:250000, Published by the War Office 1914, Reprinted 19333. Gouzeaucourt Scale 1:20000, Details and Trenches Revised 24-10-174. Battle Area around Ypres 1:100005. Map No 61 Trenches Corrected to 3-9-17 Scale 1:10000 N.Corps Topc 6. Gouzeaucourt Scale 1:20000, Details and Trenches Revised 8-12-177. Trenches Corrected Edition 7.A 4-3-17 Scale 1:100008. Gonneliieu Edition 3A Trenches Corrected to 30-9-17 Scale 1:100009. Spriet Scale 1:10000 Edition 1 - Trenches Corrected From Information Received to 4-10-1710. France 1:40000 Edition 1 Ordnance Survey Dated January 1918France, Scale 1:250000, Published by the War Office 1914, Reprinted 1933 by the War Office. Others may also be reprints, but the majority look to be Original maps from the period. Please view the images.

GROUP OF PLANS AND MAPS SOME OF RAILWAY INTEREST Including map LM & SR Shipley Rating Plan and ordnance survey maps

Cartography - Nottingham maps: Ordnance Survey 1:2500 (6in:1 mile) sheet XXXVIII SW 1902; 25in:1 mile planning map of New Lenton and Old Radford accompanied by numerous typed planning schedules rolled with a variety of plans on tissue (qty); Town Planning - Nottingham Corporation, 6 large maps of housing schemes with a number of other, related, items, 1934; planning maps of Sneinton, 1933; maps relating to sale to Nottingham Corporation of land Sneinton Dale and Cardale 1933; map of proposed layout of the Colwick Estate, Nottingham, 1925 (qty); colour printed index chart of 25in OS maps of Derbyshire, as revised to 1899; another similar index chart of both 6in and 25in maps of Derbyshire, monochrome (2) (quantity)

TWO FRAMED PRINTS TO INCLUDE AN ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP OF WILMSLOW AND AN AVRO LANCASTER AEROPLANE AND SPITFIRES

A box of antique ephemera to include folding Ordnance Survey map of Suffolk, 19th Century documents, a section of a book relating to Suffolk and Norfolk, Customs Declaration and various other ephemera

World War One British War Medal and Victory Medal pair officially named as issued to 33477 PTE. W.R. DOBSON. MANCH.R. According to online sources, Private William Robert Dobson served with 16th Battalion Manchester Regiment during WW1 and was entitled to the BWM and VM. Sold together with World War Two Defence Medal And War Medal, contained within the box of issue with damaged label partially obscuring initials of name, as sent to 'R.B. Dobson Esq' at an address in Lancaster and with original compliment slip and 'ticker tape' annotated 1155402 CPL confirming award of the two medals. Also, a Battle for Britain Commemorative Medal with Royal Air Force clasp, in box of issue with Bomber Command Association card to Life Member William R.B. Dobson and Bomber Command Commemorative Medal in box of issue, together with two RAFA collar pins and VR cloth badge and two pencil sketches of individuals, several photographs WW1 period including a small Regimental group photo, an Ordnance Survey map of Midlands and Wales, annotated R.A.F. (WAR), a Royal Air Force Note Book for Workshop & Laboratory Records Form 620 completed by 1155402 Flight Mech/Rigg W. Dobson, together with Bomber Command Association sympathy card addressed to the wife of William R.B. Dobson. Also sold with several bullets and a number of military buttons and badges, including cap badges for RAF, ATS, Royal Warwickshire and several cloth patches, including Combined Operations, Commando and rank badges. (Lot)

[ Cumbria ] An Ordnance Survey map of the Lake District, 1958, in contemporary wooden frame under glass, 108 cm x 89 cm overall

An 1835 linen lined map of North Wales by J & A Walker twinned with two Ward & Lock books, Looe & South Cornwall & Newquay & North Cornwall, a Bacon's Gem map of London a/f, Ordnance Survey maps & other publications

A copy of White's county map of Lincolnshire, showing all the railways, names of stations, etc., AF, various other maps, to include Ordnance survey, maps of around Sleaford, Fulbeck, Hougham, Boothby, Pagnell, Welby, Osbourneby, etc., all unframed.

Ordnance Survey maps. A collection of 203 of the full series of 204 1980s & 1990s Ordnance Survey maps. Featuring all information regarding public rights of way & tourist information. 1:50000. Lacking No. 100 for Malton, Pickering and surrounding area. Some edgewear commensurate with age, remaining generally bright & smart otherwise. Along with a small collection of vintage atlases & c31 Pathfinder maps. A good collection.Each map measuring approx. 23cm x 13.5cm closed.

Three map books comprising John Bartholomew 'The Survey Atlas of England and Wales', 2nd edition, pub. 1939, with colour plates, in tooled red cloth cover and leather embossed spine, an 'Ordnance Survey Atlas of England and Wales 1922' and 'The Times Atlas & Gazetteer of the World', pub. J G Bartholomew 1922 (3).

Mudge (Lt Col. William) - Ordnance Survey Map Sheet No. XLVII, Essex/Hertfordshire, sectionalised in 24 and laid on linen, published April 18th 1805, the Tower, 65 x 95cm.

ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS, North Wales, 1950's/60's, approx. 50 map rollsProvenance: private collection DenbighshireComments: unframed

A large collection of ordnance survey maps and pictorial guide books, to include Lakeland Fells by A.Wainwright, survey map of Northern Scotland, Twenty Miles Around Morecambe Bay, ect.

1876 Ordnance map of Petersfield and its vicinity, mobilisation of 11th Army Corps, together with a large quantity of 20th Century Ordnance Survey and other maps

A collection of Ordnance Survey maps, including some early examples laid on canvas, a few ordinance survey related books and guides, an engraved Roman map of Britain dated 1821, and a few other maps. Condition - fair to good.

A collection of maps, to include Ordnance Survey map of Eastbourne 1940, AA Touring maps etc

A collection of approximately ninety large maps and plans, principally 19th century, including sixteen sheets of Ordnance Survey 1' to 1 mile (1823) for parts of Shropshire, Herefordshire and Montgomery; Port Talbot Railways & Docks Co., Plan of South Wales Coal Field 1898 (76 x 95cm); re-issued survey sheets of parts of London (2) and Grimsby (1) (1928-1949); Air raid map of the Metropolitan area and central London, together with complete chart of the British Grand Fleet North Sea movements 1914-1918 (Harmsworth New Atlas supplement), plus other English, Irish and Scottish county maps (qty)

Priestley (Joseph). Historical Account of the Navigable Rivers, Canals, and Railways, of Great Britain, as a reference to Nichols, Priestley & Walker's New Map of Inland Navigation, London: Longman, Rees, Orme and Green, G & J Cary and Wakefield: Richard Nichols, 1831, printed title and dedications, bound at the rear is a folding engraved plate of cross sections through canals with contemporary wash-colouring, some staining, hinges cracked, contemporary half calf, heavily worn and rubbed, 4to, Walker (John). Map of the Inland Navigation, Canals, and Rail Roads with the Situations of the various Mineral Productions throughout Great Britain, from actual Surveys Projected on the Basis of the Trigonometrical Survey made by order of The Honourable The Board of Ordnance..., published Richard Nichols, Wakefield, January 1st, 1830, very large engraved map with contemporary hand colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, large calligraphic title and dedication, compass rose and table of explanation, inset map of Scotland, slight staining and spotting, edged in blue silk, marbled endpapers, 1920 x 1560 mm, contained in a contemporary calf book box, worn and rubbedQTY: (2)

A group of folded maps, comprising Ordnance Survey of Kent, c1878, OS map of Berwickshire, a G Smith and Son Ordnance Map of Kent, c1896, North Lincolnshire and a George Philip New Series Russia in Europe Travelling Map. (5)

A large Ordnance Survey map of the estate of Herringby Hall, 1944, Property of C W Waters. 24 sections backed onto folded linen.Size approximately 140x300cmEx libris

A large Ordnance Survey map of Sir Samuel Hoar'es Sidestrand Estate, 1886. Scale 1/2500024 sections backed onto linen, size approximately 200x205cmEx libris

Maps of Ireland: One showing Catholic Diocesan Boundaries and Name; One County snd Barony Boundries X 2; Ordnance Survey Map of Ireland in two parts'. One complete written on it ' Not to be issued draft only'

Irish Related Booklets/Pamphlets: Ordnance Survey Map of Ireland Map of the Phoenix Park; Ordnance Survey Book of Reference to the Plan of the Parish of Palmerston, 1870 plus 20 others (22)

Essex.- Mudge (Lt. Col. William) Part the First of the General Survey of England and Wales, containing the whole of Essex, folding engraved map hand-coloured in outline, 1225 x 1830mm, dissected and mounted on linen, some very light offsetting, loose in contemporary calf slip-case with pull-off top, gilt arms to upper cover, rubbed, worn at edges, rebacked, 4to, [1805]. *** The second Ordnance Survey map to be published, following that of Kent in 1801. The illustration shows only a portion of the map.

Map of Malvern and surrounding area (from below St. Wulstan’s up to Wyche Side), zincographed and published at the Ordnance Survey Office Southampton 1886 sold by Edward Stanford of Charing Cross Wholesale & Retail Mapseller, mounted on linen 135 x 58cm with part colouring on wooden scroll (25.344 inches to a statute mile or scale 208.33 feet to 1 inch), wooden hanging bar detached but present

Four S Lewis and Co. Maps of England and Wales 1841, drawn by R. Creighton and engraved by J. Dower, being a map of England and Wales divided into counties, parliamentary divisions and diocese, shewing (sic) the principal roads, railways, rivers and canals and the seats of the nobility and gentry with the distance of each town from the General Post Office, London, being a survey made under the direction of The Honorable The Board of Ordnance on a scale of five miles to an inch and corrected to the present time, four fold, gilt tooled Morocco, comprising S-E, N-E, N-W and S-W divisions.

Ordnance Survey Map collection, sheet 116 Chatham and Maidstone, sheet 129 Chard and Axminster, sheet 133 Chichester and Worthing, sheet 137 Brighton, sheet 96 Luton and more, over 20 in collection. Est £

Ordnance Survey Map collection, 186 Bodmin and Launceston, Sheet 179 Bournemouth, sheet 178 Dorchester, sheet 189 Lands End, sheet 177 Taunton and Lyme Regis and more, over 20 in collection. Est £

Ordnance Survey Map collection, sheet 4 Dorset, sheet 24 Oxford, sheet 23 North Shropshire, sheet 61 Orkney, sheet 32 Sussex and more, over 20 in collection. Est £

WWII Second World War RAF Map - South Cerney Interest - an original wartime issued RAF (War) Ordnance Survey map of South West England. Extensively written on, with bearings noted to the margin. Hand-drawn routes appear to mostly lead to an RAF base in Wiltshire (possibly South Cerney). 1:500,000. Used. Along with a wartime 'Notes For Instructions On The Recognition Of Nervousness In Pilots Under Training' notice dated June 1943 and marked 'Confidential' - it discusses how to spot a nervous pilot through facial expressions, performance and under stress.

A WWI First World War Trench Map of Cambrai region of France on folding linen, published in September 1918 by the Ordnance Survey and surveyed by the Field Survey Battalion (10779) to August 31st 1918 for the War Office, code G.S., G.S. 2742. A key coded red indicates the organization of the enemy and includes such things as railways, ammunition dumps, shelters, headquarters, bridges etc, whilst allied lines are shown in blue. Covers an area to the east of Cambrai to S. Hilaire-les-Cambrai and Caudry. Scale 1:20,000. Measures approx 82x57cm.

Tow unframed maps of Ormskirk, 1927 editions, printed by Director General at the Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton. Also printed map of Ormskirk all used and worn condition

John Cary (1754 - 1835)A county map of Westmoreland, watercolour tinted engraving, published by J Cary no 181 Strand, London, in card mount and wooden frame under glass, 54 x 46 cm overall[ Cary began his career as an apprentice engraver in London and set up his own business in the Strand in 1783, he became known for his maps and globes and published his atlas "The New and Correct English Atlas" in 1787. He was later commissioned to survey England's roads by the Postmaster General which led him to produce "Cary's New Itinerary" (1798), entailing a map of every major road in England and Wales. Prior to 1805 he also produced Ordnance Survey maps. ]

A group of maps and documents pertaining to farms and the area of Caldbeck and Sebergham, Cumberland, including an extract county map of Cumberland from the 1860-65 Ordnance Survey, published by "The Old Map Shop, Caldbeck", framed 1890 valuation documents pertaining to Hudbeck Farm, Castle Sowerby, and a watercolour tinted lithographic map of Sebergham, Castle Sowerby, and Dalston Parishes, published by Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1862, largest 81 x 114 cm overall

Isle of Wight.- Ordnance Survey Office. Isle of Wight, from the Geological Survey of England and Wales, engraved map with hand-colouring, sheet 540 x 1050 mm (21 1/4 x 41 1/4 in), dissected and mounted on linen, folding into cloth slipcase with printed label to upper cover, 8vo, [circa 1800]; together with C. Smith's 'A New Map of Hampshire', showing the Isle of Wight, engraving with hand-colouring, sheet 530 x 480 mm (20 3/4 x 18 7/8 in), dissected and mounted on linen, some off-setting and browning, folding without slipcase, 8vo, 1832 (2)

London.- Bartholomew (John) The Hub Cycling Map of London District Reduced from the New Ordnance Survey, lithograph map, sheet 555 x 860 mm (21 3/4 x 33 3/4 in), mounted onto linen, folding into cloth boards, some splitting to folds, minor surface dirt, worn, 8vo, 1897; together with Davies's Map of the Environs of London, 1870, and The Waistcoat Pocket Map of Middlesex, 8vo and 16mo, 19th century (3)

Lisrenny House - Hand-Coloured Copy Co. Louth Ordnance Survey Atlas:  The original Ordnance Survey Atlas of Co. Louth. V. large Atlas folio, Dublin 1835-1836. First Edn., Together with hand-coloured Index to the Townland Survey of the County of Louth and the County of the Town of Drogheda, plus 25 v. large linen backed & hand coloured map sheets, in full cont. calf, portfolio, with blind tooled decoration, some repairs & gilt armorials on both covers, and blocked in gilt on front cover ' William Filgate Lisrenny House' As an Atlas, w.af. Very Rare. (1)

Selection of 20th century pocket maps, including a set of geological survey maps of the UK on marbled card in slip case printed 1852, a map of Taynuilt printed 1900, five editions of Phillip's Topographical Maps of England and Wales (Cycling Edition), Ordnance Survey maps etc. Also including a Map of Scotland by John Speed printed 1610 in poor condition. (Qty)