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Royal Army Ordnance Corps Officers Forage Cap Badge (Gilt and enamel), tab fitting, issued between 1919-1947. K&K: 1025

Army Ordnance Corps Field Service Other Ranks Cap Badge (Brass), two lugs. K&K: 1023

Royal Army Ordnance Corps Officers Collar Badge (Gilt and enamel), issued between 1947-1949 with different script.

Royal Army Ordnance Corps Forage Cap Badge (Gilding-metal), slider, issued between 1919-1947. K&K: 1025

Army Ordnance Corps Field Service Cap Badge (Gilding-metal), slider, same as above but smaller. K&K: 1024

Royal Army Ordnance Corps and Royal Army Service Corps WWII Collar Badges (Brass), each with two lugs.

Royal Army Ordnance Corps Cap Badge (Bi-metal), two lugs and made by J.R. Gaunt. Design sealed 2nd November 1954. K&K: 2126

Royal Army Ordnance Corps Cap Badge (Bi-metal), slider. Design sealed 19th September 1949 and adopted the same November. K&K: 2125

Army Ordnance Corps Field Service Cap Badge (Gilding-metal), two lugs. K&K: 1023

Royal Army Ordnance Corps Other Ranks Forage Cap Badge (Gilding-metal), slider, issued between 1947-1949 with different script. K&K: 2124

Royal Army Ordnance Corps Officers Forage Cap Badge (Gilt and enamel), two lugs and made J.R. Gaunt, issued between 1947-1949 with different script. K&K: 2124

A Leicestershire Regiment brass and plated belt buckle and an Ordnance brass and plated buckle, (2).

A quantity of Ordnance Survey maps etc

An Ordnance Survey map of theEngland, by John Bartholomew, scale inch-mile, fitted with five interchangable rolls, in an ebonised rotary scroll, in original leather case inscribed 'Lady Armstrong, Cragside, Rothbury' retailed by Mawson Swan and Morgan, Newcastle upon Tyne, the scroll 43cms wide.

Millitaria - an enamel special service 1886 cap badge; Waterloo buttons; Royal Army Ordnance Corps buttons;etc

A box of vintage Ordnance Survey maps, locations to include: Scarborough; Aldershot; Hull; Dunbar; and Swansea.

A tray of Ordnance Survey maps and road maps; together with measuring devices.

Domesday Book or The Great Survey of England of William the Conquerer - facsimile of the part relating to Gloucestershire Ordnance Survey Office Southampton 1862, 18 plates

A collection of 19th century pocket county maps engraved by Sidney Hall, published by Chapman Hall, Worcester Herefordshire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Monmouthshire, Dorsetshire, James Wyld - Devonshire, J & C Walker, Gloucestershire, together with a 1904 Cotswold Hunt map - Ordnance Survey 1 inch = 1 mile (9)

An interesting collection of books about Gloucestershire and related subjects together with a 19th century ordnance survey map and two lease and mortgage documents relating to local properties (13)

A box of ordnance survey maps, Clarion Ramblers guides and rock climbers books etc.

George V Royal Ordnance Corp Officers dress sword with Sam Browne scabbard and 32 inch straight blade with engraved detail and single part fuller, with half basket silver plated hilt

Collection of Ordnance survey maps & sea charts

Great War Army Ordnance Park Formation Sign, being a cloth shell which is divided red / blue / red. Khaki cloth backed.

Elizabeth II General Service Medal (1962) Royal Army Ordnance Corps, with single clasp Northern Ireland, awarded to “24203330 L/CPL D.M.MYTTON RAOC”. Medal court mounted for wear. Housed in forwarding box, cloth regimental shoulder title and bi-metal cap badge.

Selection of Southern Command Formation Signs, consisting of printed ATS example, printed Army Physical Training Corps, printed Army Dental Corps, embroidered Army Air Corps, printed Intelligence Corps, printed 1st pattern Royal Army Ordnance Corps and embroidered Army Catering Corps. Generally all in good condition. (7 items)

Two Boxes of Assorted Collectables to include spoons, castor, odd Ordnance Survey maps, horse brasses etc Together with a collection of framed prints. Plus a drinkers compendium set, housed in a wood effect box. Please see accompanying image. A/F

MAP. PLAN OF THE TOWN AND COUNTY OF THE TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM BY F JACKSON CIVIL ENGINEER, 1851 7 66, HAND COLOURED FOLDING PLAN, ORIGINAL CLOTH AND A COLLECTION OF OTHER MAINLY LATER FOLDING MAPS INCLUDING ORDNANCE SURVEY, SEVERAL LINEN BACKED

Various ordnance survey maps, some folded etc., relating to Rutland, Leicestershire, etc.

A collection of various cap badges, to include The Green Jackets, Royal Army Pay Corps, Scottish City of London National Guard 1918-19, W.O.2, Ulsters rifles, The Loyal Regiment, Queens Surrey, Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps and more, plus a German Wound badge (parcel) possibly reproduction, please make own opinion of authenticity before bidding

Various Ephemera, set of Ordnance Survey Quarter-Inch to 1 Mile Maps, in fitted hide carrying case, case af, incomplete, with postcards, cigarette cards, trade cards, stamps, unopened pack of Babycham mats and comics (a lot)

A World War One War Medal, awarded to Acting Sergeant E.J Grindlay (022385), Army Ordnance Corps, together with a World War One Victory medal, awarded to Private R.J Jackson (1158) Royal Welsh Fusiliers

Two World War One 1914-15 Stars, one awarded to Stoker 1st Class E. J. Hart (SS.103600) Royal Navy, the other unnamed, together with a World War One Peace Proclaimed 1919 medallion, a Royal Army Ordnance Corps badge and a pin badge in the form of a bullet with an enamelled Belgian Flag (parcel)

An assortment of Cap badges, including Royal Hampshire, Loyal North Lancashire, Hertfordshire, Royal Malta Militia, Royal Engineers, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Intelligence Corps and more (45+)

WW2 Home Front Royal Ordnance Factory Female Headdress, being of khaki cloth with large green triangular section to the front and elasticated back. Inside has the original tailors label with R-O-F Cap printed to the other side. Later collectors label also added. Accompanied by a 1948 Women’s Land Army green beret, stamped to the inside JALPOTEX 1948 7 and War Department stamp. Both items remain in good condition. (2 items)

WW2 British 77th Infantry Division Royal Army Ordnance Corps Battle Dress Combination Insignia, being printed formation sign above single black felt arm of service stripe. All mounted to battle dress cloth backing. Uniform removed example.

EIGHT BOXES BOOKS AND MAPS ETC, to include Ordnance Survey maps etc

A German Weimar or early Third Reich period ordnance issue NCO's sabel, imitation damascus blade 31½", the plain brass stirrup hilt having early Waffenamt marks on every piece, the underneath of the crosspiece stamped "AC/G", serial number 5315, and 2 waffenamt marks, with brass wire bound black composition grip, in its steel scabbard. GC (slight wear to blade and scabbard, originally fitted with fingerschlauf now missing). Plate 3

A German 6 shot 10.6mm Model 1883 single action ordnance revolver, 10" overall, barrel 4½" with octagonal breech; numbered 4080 on barrel and frame, frame stamped with crown over "Erfurt 1894"; with safety catch on left side, plain walnut grips and lanyard ring; the grip strap regimentally marked "74 A.r. 3.88". Good Working Order and Condition, dull grey finish overall with patches of light rust staining. Plate 20

A 1796 pattern officer's sword of Sir Hussey Vivian, KCB, Veteran of the Napoleonic Wars including Waterloo, straight, fullered blade 32½", etched blued and gilt for half length with trophies and florets, and on one side with crowned GR cypher, and on the other with the 1816-37 Royal Arms with supporters and motto, regulation gilt hilt, double shell guard with engraved panel on the inner side, the outer shell turning up, facetted knucklebow, engraved quillon, facetted urn pommel engraved on the top, simulated wirebound grip, in its leather (restored) scabbard with gilt locket, ring and frog stud, and chape, in shaped tin case with lid and clasp, and brass nameplate engraved "Hussey Vivian Esq (7th Light Dragoons)" Sword Very Good Condition, retaining approximately 85% original gilt finish overall. Plate 19 Note: Richard Hussey Vivian, born 1775, entered the Army in 1793. In 1804 appointed Lt Colonel in the 7th Light Dragoons; served in the Retreat from Corunna; severely wounded in the advance on Toulouse. As General Vivian at Waterloo he addressed the 18th Hussars and said "18th You will follow me" and the result on the cavalry and guns was most successful.Master General of Ordnance 1835-1841. Created Baron in 1841, died 1842. See "The Waterloo Roll Call" by Dalton for further details

A .75 modified 1796 pattern flintlock holster pistol to the 2nd Dragoon Guards, the barrel bearing ordnance proofs; earlier replacement lock with banana shaped plate having traces of crowned GR and "Vaughan 17.."; walnut fullstock; regulation brass mounts, the trigger guard engraved "2d D-Gs/D/34"; with original steel ramrod. WO & QGC (worn overall, jaw screw replaced). .

A carbine-bore (.65") Tower 1730 pattern Heavy Dragoon flintlock holster pistol, 18½" overall, barrel 12" with ordnance proofs; the rounded banana shaped lock having swan neck cock and unbridled frizzen, plate engraved with double line border, crowned 'GR' 'Tower 1729' and stamped with viewer's mark; dark walnut fullstock with apron around the breech tang, lock and sideplate, and bearing late 18th century ordnance storekeeper's mark; the heavy brass mounts include long spurred butt cap and wavy sideplate, and with original brass tipped ramrod. Good Working Order and basically Good Condition (top missing from comb of cock, with some damage and bruising to stock) Plate 20

A .65" Tower New Land pattern flintlock holster pistol, the barrel with ordnance proofs; the line engraved lock stamped with crowned GR and "Tower"; dark walnut fullstock with ordnance storekeeper's mark, regulation brass mounts and swivel ramrod. GWO & C (small patches of rust staining to barrel, lock and ramrod, the cock replaced). Plate 5 .

A German 6 shot 10.6mm Model 1879 single action ordnance revolver, 13½" overall, barrel 7" with muzzle ring and octagonal breech; numbered 3891 on barrel and frame, frame dated 1882 and bearing oval cartouche of "F.V. Dreyse, Sommerda", with safety catch on left side; plain walnut grips, and steel butt cap with lanyard ring, butt cap regimentally engraved "6.R.A. 3.57" Good Working Order and Condition, with dark patina overall. Plate 20

An extremely fine .577" 1856 pattern rifled percussion cavalry pistol carbine, the pistol 15½" overall, barrel 10" with 5 groove rifling and two folding leaf rearsights, the breech bearing Tower proof and ordnance viewer's and inspector's marks; lock engraved with crowned 'VR' and '1857' over 'Tower', and with ordnance viewer's and inspector's marks; nicely figured walnut fullstock, the butt deeply stamped with broad arrow and'WD' and with inspector's marks, the left side with stock maker's and assembler's names "J Smith" and "Hollis & Sheath", with regulation brass mounts, swivel ramrod, and lanyard ring, the butt having elongated trigger guard and butt cap tang slotted to take the walnut carbine stock, which is deeply stamped with broad arrow and 'WD', large crown over 'VR', inspector's mark and "Hollis & Sheath" and fitted with sling swivel. Very Good Working Order and almost as made, retaining virtually all original finish. Plate 24  Note: these were made for the Yeomanry with approximately 1200 only issued.

A .65? Tower New Land pattern flintlock holster pistol to the 12th Royal Lancers, the barrel bearing Ordnance proofs; the plain lock engraved with crowned GR, ?Tower? and small flourish on the tail; walnut fullstock with traces of ordnance storekeeper?s mark and on the left side ?1/1838?; with regulation brass mounts, the buttcap engraved ?12/RL/A/20?, swivel ramrod. GWO & C (top jaw and screw replaced, some light pitting to barrel, the stock very well patched below the lock) Plate 5 .

A .577/450" Martini Henry Mark IV service rifle, 49½" overall, barrel 33" with ordnance proofs, inspector's marks, and serial number 'B.22' at breech, also stamped 'C.S. 405' (Colonial Service ?); the frame marked with crown over "VR/ Enfield/1886/ IV/1", walnut fullstock, butt stamped "S.L/108" in circle (Sierra Leone), faint "E.S.A" and number '48'; with correct type steel cleaning rod. Good Working Order and clean Condition, retaining much original blued finish (small contemporary repair to heel of butt, some bruising to stock) Plate 24

A .65" Dublin Castle Light Dragoon flintlock holster pistol, barrel 8¾" with traces of ordnance proofs, the flat single line engraved lock marked with crowned GR and "Dublin Castle"; walnut fullstock with regulation brass mounts and short wooden dummy ramrod. GWO & QGC (worn overall, cock replaced, lock and barrel pitted) .

A scarce .75" Tower modified 1796 pattern flintlock holster pistol to the Royal Dragoons, the barrel bearing Ordnance proofs; the slightly rounded double line engraved lock stamped with crowned GR and Tower; walnut fullstock stamped with clear ordnance store keeper's mark; regulation brass mounts, the trigger guard engraved "Royl.Dns./B/37", the sideplate stamped 1827; with original steel ramrod also engraved "D/37". WO & basically GC (the cock a poor replacement, dark russet finish to barrel with some pitting, the stock rather battered). .

A hand woven screen for Royal Corps Army Ordnance

The Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes silver jewels named to Bro. E. Mc Gibbon - Grand Lodge of England silver & enamel, Province of Egypt gilt metal & Ordnance Lodge silver & enamel, Treasurer ribbon and one other silver jewel, three silver medals; Cricket Cup Alexandria Brigade 1924, C.G.A.A Tennis 1926 and Pinks' Club Billiards League 1932 and a collection of Regimental Badge collectors cards, stamped to reverse G.P. Wickham Legg

Three maps 'Geographica New map of England and Wales' ordnance survey sheet four 'Quarter-inch map of Great Britain' and 'Michelin map of Great Britain No.6'

Large chrome plated stop watch, white dial marked Nero Lemania with red and black Arabic numbers and hands, top wound movement with circular pushers, case back inscribed H.S.527-3641 H.S.7.Split over military Ordnance Broad Arrow and number 494, 62mm diameter approx

WWI British medal pair of Pte. A.G. Cross 022321 Army Ordnance Corps. Condition reports are not available for Interiors sales.

A collection of vintage ordnance survey and A-Z street maps for Great Britain and Europe. To include: Torbay, Eastbourne, Reading and Windsor, Yugoslavia, Italy, Sweden and Isle Of Wight.

ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS 19 Devon maps 1/2500 scale

MACKENZIE WILLIAM (Pubs).  Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland, 6 vols. & Comprehensive Gazetteer of England & Wales, 6 vols. Each with maps & eng. plates.

Local Interest - various loose Victorian 6 inches to 1 mile scale ordnance survey maps of The Peak District including locations such as Baslow, Litton and Wardlow, Youlgreave, Middleton & Smerril;etc

Account of The Methods and Processes Adopted for the Production of the Maps of The Ordnance Survey of the United Kingdom; Drawn up by Officers of Royal Engineers Employed under Lieut. General Sir Henry James printed under the superintendence of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office 1875 with various Plans, Maps and Charts, some folding and some in colour, bound in original cloth with gilt titles  

The Ordnance Survey Atlas of England and Wales 1922, 1/4 inch to the mile, folio, gilt tooled red cloth, published by The Ordnance Survey Office Southampton 1922.