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A quantity of ordnance survey maps etc

a 1943 6mm ordnance anti-tank gun and a bayonet.

U.S. Navy ordnance scope issued during WWII in oak case.This 16 power spotting scope was issued aboard line ships across the seas during World War Two. Produced by the Kollmorgen Optical Corporation under contract from the U.S.N. Bureau of Ships, and heavily constructed from enameled, spun bronze, and coated in an early form of abrasion resistant polymer, this scope shows good condition with unchipped lenses and strong enamel finish. The original coating is also in good condition, and the felt lined oak presentation box- with its brass hardware and finger jointed construction- holds the scope firmly. Issued: 1940s Dimensions: 32.5"L x 4.75"D x 5"H Manufacturer: Kollmorgen Country of Origin: United States Condition: Age related use and wear. Oak case shows sign of repair

Australia Army dress uniform jacket with Fletcher Jones label with Australian Army Ordnance Corps collar badges, The Australian Army buttons, Australia shoulder title, needlework shoulder badge and double chevron badges

A collection of 20th century coloured maps with Bartholomew's examples including Aberystwyth, English lakes, New Forest etc, ordnance survey examples including Reigate and Tunbridge Wells, The Peak District etc and further assorted including Pocket Atlas of the World by J. Bartholomew (binding af), Letts's Cycling Map of 50 Miles Round London etc, with further tourist and topographical ephemera.Additional InformationAll in worn condition to varying degrees, please judge from viewing or illustrations and request additional if necessary. 

British Royal Army Ordnance Corps Cloth Officers cloth Cap badge, an excellent example.

A Victorian Royal Engineers saw-backed Bayonet, the ricasso stamped with various ordnance marks, D-shaped knuckle guard and chequered and studded two-piece grip, 65cm blade, 80cm overall length

WW1 RFC / RAF Interest: A collection of approximately 38x folding maps including 13x Ordnance Survey maps of France, Belgium, North West Europe, with 'RAF' pencil inscriptions, and 25x 'Bartholemews New Reduced Survey for Tourists and Cyclists, as used on active service and inscribed by J.L. Stuart Gill RFC

A British 1907 pattern Lee Enfield bayonet, the 43cm single edged fullered blade stamped to the ricasso '2 15 Sanderson' with various ordnance marks to the opposing side, with two piece grip and housed in a steel mounted leather sheath, 55cm total length

A SMALL QUANTITY OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS used by the RAF in the 2nd World War together with a booklet entitled 'Tripoli Useful Information 1959' (18) together with A SMALL COLLECTION OF BOOKS ON INTERIOR DESIGN AND FASHION to include 'Decorative Art' 1940s and 1950s volumes, 'Ideal Home' magazines 1951/2, a Batsford Colour Book on Children's fashions and a Victoria & Albert Museum publication on 'The Fashionable Lady in the 19th Century' (12)

FIVE FRAMED ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS OF WOODBASTWICK AND HORNING FERRY, ONE OF HOVETON, NORTH NORWICH AND EAST NORFOLK

Domesday Books: Kent (1863), Middlesex (1861) and Middlesex - extended and translated (1862), embossed folio, cloth, Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton (3)

A selection of maps and ordnance survey guides

CASED SCALES & WEIGHTS - L CASELLA a mahogany cased set of balance scales, which assemble and are screwed into the lid. With a variety of brass weights, and with a plaque on the lid for L Casella, Maker to the Ordnance, London. Also with a cased medical set by Allen and Hanbury's of London. (2)

COLLECTION OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS1940s to late 20th century, mainly Scottish, approximately 85

A collection of 5x 20th century British military uniform stable belts to include; Hobsons belt with J.R.Gaunt REME Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers clasp, Hobsons & Sons REME Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers belt and clasp, Hobsons belt and J.R. Gaunt RAOC Royal Army Ordnance Corps clasp, Toye, Kenning & Spencer Ltd RLC The Royal Logistic Corps belt and clasp and a unmarked Parachute regiment belt and clasp. 

A vintage British issue RAOC Royal Army Ordnance Corps uniform peaked cap - retaining the original badge to front. Size No. 58 label to interior. Along with a similar ages Police hat, with the constabulary badge missing to front (named to a ' Pickover ' to inside). 

A 20th century conflicts medal group - awarded to a 22734097 Private P. Hudd of the ROAC ( Royal Army Ordnance Corp ). Comprising: General Service Medal, BAOR Berlin Airlift Commemorative medal, and National Service Medal 1939-1960. With a set of miniatures. Cased. 

A post-WWII Second World War ROAC ' Royal Army Ordnance Corp ' Officer's No.1 Dress cap. 1947-1953. Makers label for Hawkes & Co, London to interior. Complete with cap badge to front. 

* WWII Relics. A WWII Spitfire tail wheel, various markings including '4.00-3 1/2 Electrically Conducting, 26cm diameter, together with part of an Ordnance Survey of Great Britain Aeronautical Map of the South West of England, framed and glazed, inscribed verso 'Spitfire 140 Sqn crashed 24.4.42 at Winchelsea Sussex P/o CB Barber, Part of Pilots Map' additionally inscribed 'Based at RAF Benson No X4784', frame size 30 x 65cm plus a Hurricane tail wheel (Qty: 3)47734 Pilot Officer Charles Bertram Barber of Armthorpe, Yorkshire served during WWII with 140 Squadron, he was killed on 24 April 1942 and is buried in Finningley (Holy Trinity and St. Oswald) Churchyard Extension, Nottinghamshire

A BOX OF ASSORTED OLD MAPS INC BARTHOLOMEWS AND ORDNANCE SURVEY ETC

A painted wood figure of a waiter wearing a red fez with Royal Army Ordnance Corps cap badge, and red dinner jacket, 91cm (a/f)

Late 19th century Ordnance Survey map showing land ownership in the Stallingborough Area and outlying villages

Approx. 22 late 19th century Ordnance Survey plans (scale 6" to 1 mile) of areas of North East Lincolnshire

BLUE AND WHITE 'EIGHT IMMORTALS' BOWLRONG YIN TANG ZHI MARK, QIANLONG PERIOD the deep rounded sides rising from a short straight foot to a slightly flared rim, painted around the exterior with the Eight Immortals, each holding their respective attribute and standing amidst scrolling clouds, the interior with a medallion enclosing the Three Star Gods conversing beneath a pine tree, the base inscribed with a four-character mark within double squares15cm diameterProvenance:From the Collection of Major General Sir Basil A. Hill KBE, CB, DSO, JP (1880-1960).Major General Sir Basil Alexander Hill was commissioned into the Royal Marine Artillery in September 1897, transferring to the Royal Army Ordnance Corps in 1908. He had a distinguished career in the First World War, seeing action in the siege of Qingdao in 1914, in Gallipoli and the Egyptian Expeditionary Force. He was mentioned in dispatches three times and awarded the DSO in 1919. He retired from regular service in 1941. On the formation of the Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers in 1942 Sir Basil was appointed the first Colonel Commandant, holding that appointment until 1947.Besides being an avid art collector, Sir Basil was a passionate rugby football player, having played for England in nine International matches. In 1946, he presented the Hill Cup, awarded annually to the winner of the REME Rugby Union competition in the United Kingdom.Note:Rong Yin Tang, the Hall in the Shade of the Banyan, was part of the administrative office of Li Ba, famous scholar and Magistrate of Fu Ning during the Qianlong period. For a similar blue and white bowl, but with a Qianlong seal mark, see Sotheby's sale in their London rooms on 11.11.2015, lot 47, sale L15211.

Geological maps. Geikie (Archibald), Geological map of England & Wales, reduced chiefly from the Ordnance and Geological surveys, published John Bartholomew & Co., circa 1875, colour lithographic map, sectionalised and laid on linen, table of reference, some spotting, occasional pencil annotations, 1020 x 850 mm, marbled endpapers, some fraying to endpapers, manuscript title label to upper cover, with another copy similar but retaining one cloth board, together with, G eikie (Archibald), Geological map of Scotland, published W. & A. K. Johnston, 1875, colour lithographic map, sectionalised and laid on linen, inset map of the Shetland islands, 860 x 585 mm, contemporary gilt decorated cloth boards, with another two similar copies with cloth boards (1892 & 1910 editions), plus, Ramsay (Andrew C.), Geological map of England & Wales, published Edward Stanford, 1859, engraved map with contemporary hand colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, slight dust soiling, 930 x 810 mm, contained in a contemporary gilt cloth slip case, slight wear, with another four geological maps and atlases by Stanford, Reynolds, Letts and Ordnance Survey (Geological Survey of England and Wales), and a folding map of Denmark by Edward Stanford, various sizes and condition (Qty: 11)

Ordnance Survey. A large quantity c.400+ 1 of 6" to 1 mile 1:10560 scale, various Lincolnshire locations, list available upon request.

Early Ordnance Survey maps mainly cloth

Shelf of mainly rock books and magazines and maps including Ordnance Survey

Original antique engraving map of Surrey - Surre. Good condition, paper losses on margin, creases on margin, tears on margin, light staining, pencil mark in margin. County: UK, year of printing: 1800s, designer: Benj Baker and Assistants, size (cm): 100x68. Benjamin Baker (publisher/printer; printmaker; 1766 - 1841). Map engraver and publisher. Engraved numerous maps for William Faden and various leading publishers before becoming principal engraver to the Ordnance Survey in 1804. His duties included not only carrying out the more complex engraving but supervising the other engravers and seeing the maps through the press. Baker and his team came to be regarded as "the best topographical engravers in Europe" (Seymour). Benjamin was the son of Edward Baker and Mary Howard (mar. 1756).

Fine 12 Bore Percussion Yeomanry Carbine c 1840-1845, Probably Irish, twist barrel struck with Government inspector's and Ordnance view and proof marks, foresight cut with a sighting channel, lock engraved WARRANTED and fitted with a sliding safety bolt and 3 bents to the action, fullstock with a swivel ramrod and brass furniture of regulation pattern. Barrel 45.3cms, overall 85cms. Fine condition with excellent age patina. The carbine retains excellent age patina overall. Note the third bent or "capping notch" is a feature typical of Irish percussion arms. This carbine is illustrated in British Non-Ordnance Military Carbines 1750-1900, B.C. Chisnall, 2011 PG-043.

British Army dress uniform khaki green jacket with Royal Army Ordnance Corps collar badges, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers brass buttons by Gaunt of London, red cloth bow and arrow arm badges and medal ribbons for 1939-45 Star and WWII Defence Medal

British Army Meritorious Service Medal named to Staff Sgt C O'Brien, Armr Ordnance Corps

2x Display Boards of Cap Badges of Various Corps, including badges of the Royal Army Medical Corps, Army and Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Military Foot Police, War Department / Air Ministry and Ministry of Defence Constabulary / Police, Royal Army Veterinary Corps, Army Remounts Service, Control Commission, WAAC, Women’s Legion, RFC, RAF, Observer Corps, Army Service Corps, etc. Mostly originals but some restrikes also, (63 badges)

British Officers WW1 and WW2 Medal Group of Seven, Late 10th London Regiment and Royal Army Ordnance Corps, group consists of 1914-15 star “2 LIEUT N A LEE 10-LOND R”, British War and Victory medals “CAPT N A LEE”, 1939-45 star, George VI Defence medal, 1939-45 War medal with MID oak leaf and GVIR Territorial Decoration with 1941 dated reverse. Medals have been cleaned. He served with the 1/10th London’s at Gallipoli from 20th September 1915. He later transferred to the Machine Gun Corps. WW2 served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Royal Army Ordnance Corps.

1922 Pattern Royal Warwickshire Regiment Other Ranks Service Dress Peaked Cap, good example of khaki wool with bi-metal other ranks cap badge. Brown leather chinstrap supported by two brass General Service side buttons. Black oilskin liner to the interior. Accompanied by an officers ordnance pattern peaked cap with leather sweatband and a khaki cap cover. (3 items)

A miscellaneous collection, comprising a cased Sikes Hydrometer by W.Reeves, London; a beadwork purse with mother-of-pearl button; a Chinese ceramic foo dog, 26 cm high (af); a group of early 20th Century ivory and bone dressing table brushes; three early ordnance survey maps including 5th edition Torquay; an artist's paint box and palette; a studio pottery jar, 11 cm high; a studio pink glass dish with internal model of fish, 25 cm diameter; and a brass ceiling light with glass prism drops

Vintage Ordnance Survey maps

A Box of Vintage Road Maps, Ordnance Survey Maps etc

Quantity of Ordnance Survey maps and others

A collection of Ordnance Survey maps and War Office Edition maps mostly late 1940's

Assorted Ordnance Survey maps

ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP OF CREWE CHESHIRE, c.1884, 1/2500, Edward Stanford together with one sheet showing Wheelock, Cheshire c.1909, 1/2500 in a cylindrical metal tin

A collection of topographical books, to include Ordnance Survey Atlas of Great Britain, Ancient Britain the South sheet and the North sheet, map of the major visible antiquities, The English Lakes by W T Palmer, Animal Life of the British Isles by Edward Step, Ward Lock & Co's Sheringham and Inverness Guide books, Views of the English Lakes published by J Garnet Windermere, Wild Lakeland painted by A Heaton Cooper, described by MacKenzie MacBride, Fream's Elements of Agriculture, Warwickshire painted by Fred Whitehead described by Clive Holland and three Italian guide books, Venezia, Pompei and Napoli

Small Selection of Various Badgesincluding 2 x QC bullion embroidery Guards RSM arm badges ... QC bullion embroidery Riding House Department of His Majesty’s Ordnance blazer badge .. Similar printed on brass panel ... 7 x embroidery Rwandan Defence Force badges ... Similar in bullion embroidery ... Similar in brass.

Selection of Corps Cap Badgesincluding KC brass Intelligence Corps ... KC brass Military Police ... Brass Army Educational Corps ... Brass Army Ordnance Corps ... KC bi-metal RAPC ... KC brass Pioneer Corps ... KC brass Territorial Artillery ... KC brass RA ... KC bi-metal Malta Artillery ... QC brass Royal Military Police ... QC brass RHA ... QC anodised RAPC ... QC anodised REME. 31 items.

Two Various British Bayonetsconsisting P1913 bayonet. Single edged blade with central fuller. Forte with maker “Remington” dated “3/16” with British Ordnance stamps. Steel crossguard and pommel. Wooden slab grips. Contained in its leather and steel mounted scabbard ... P1876 socket bayonet. Triangular form, hollow ground blade. Forte with Ordnance stamps. Steel socket with swivel locking ring. Some rusting. 2 items.

British Early 19th Century Brown Bess Bayonet14 3/4 inch, triangular form blade. Hollow ground rear back edges. Forte stamped “Wheeler” with Ordnance stamp. Steel shoulder. Steel socket with locking slot.

British 1853 Pattern Socket Bayonet In First Pattern Scabbard17 1/4 inch, triangular form blade with hollow ground sides. The forte with maker “Reeves”. British Ordnance stamp. Steel shoulder. Steel socket with swivel locking ring. Contained in its black leather scabbard with integral brass frog stud. Brass chape and throat.

British P1879 Artillery Martini Henry Carbine Sawback Bayonet26 inch, single edged blade with sharpened back edge point. Rear sawback edge. Narrow fuller. Forte with crowned “VR” cypher over date “4/92”, various Ordnance stamps. Steel muzzle ring and knuckle bow securing to the pommel. Black leather checkered slab grips.

British WW1 Regimentally Marked SMLE Bayonet17 inch, single edged blade with fuller. The forte stamped “Sanderson” and dated “6/18” with various Ordnance stamps. Blackened steel muzzle ring and crossguard. Blackened pommel stamped “D.T. R675” (Divisional Train RE). Wooden slab grips. Contained in its steel mounted leather scabbard. Complete with 1939 pattern leather frog.

British P1913 Contract Made Bayonet and P17 Bayonet17 inch, single edged blade with fuller. Forte with maker “Remington” dated “2/17” with British Ordnance stamps. Steel muzzle ring, crossguard and pommel. Grooved wooden slab grips. Together with a similar American P17 bayonet. Forte with maker “Winchester” and “US” flaming grenade. Complete in its steel mounted leather scabbard. 2 items.

Scarce P1842 Sea Service Rifled Musket Socket Bayonet17 1/4 inch, triangular form blade. Hollow ground rear faces. Blade stamped “G & E Roe” with various Ordnance marks. Steel shoulder and 3 inch socket. Zig zag fixing slot and Lovells catch to top. Socket marked “G30”. Clean example.

[MAPS & ATLASES] Thirty-four assorted folding maps, by the Ordnance Survey, Michelin, Geographia, Bartholomew and others, various scales.

Quantity of Ordnance Survey Maps and On the Road Magazines

A quantity of maps to include Bartholomews, Ordnance Survey etc.

ORDNANCE SURVEY.  Atlas of England & Wales, 1922 bound with Atlas of Scotland, 1924. 42 double page maps. Oblong quarto. Orig. bdg.

ADYE R. W.  The Bombardier & Pocket Gunner. Tables & diags. 18mo. Old calf, tending to split. 1813; also F. A. Griffiths, The Artillerist's Manual & British Soldier's Compendium, eng. plates, orig. cloth, 1840; Instructions & Regulations for the Service & Management of Heavy Ordnance, cloth, Woolwich, 1835. 

A collection of miscellaneous ordnance relics, including primer tubes, inert projectiles (some showing clear evidence of having been fired), cartridge cases, 'trench art', and other items. [qty]

A large quantity of 'trench art', formed from artillery ordnance relics, and including: vases, tobbaco jars, ashtrays, match box holders and candlesticks; fashioned from a variety of Great War and later shell cases and inert ammunition. [qty]