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Five Boxes Containing Large Quantity of Ordnance Survey Land Ranger Maps etc

A very rare Edward Stanford WWI ordnance war map, made in a series of three: this is the Western Front issue with various notes added to each page. Beautifully illustrated "The British Empire at bay on the Western Front"

A GROUP OF ITEMS to include a brass umbrella, cane or stick stand, a book stand with Sheraton style decoration, ordnance survey maps, a selection of hardstone specimen egg paperweights etc., (a quantity)

After E. Hall (British, 19th century): 'The 3rd Light Dragoons', hand coloured lithograph, signed to the plate, 24 by 17cm, framed, 36 by 28cm, together with two 19th century hand coloured military cartoons, published Mc Lean, 1829, including 'The Glorious 18th June' and 'The Cost of a Waterloo Medal', by William Heath, 35 by 24cm, framed, 47 by 38cm, and 'The Corpse of Roy L Artill' from Ordnance Hieroglyphics, hand coloured, signed to the plate, B. H. and dated 1814, 33 by 21cm, framed, 47 by 38cm. (4)

Collection of Books incl. auction price guides, auction catalogues - Tennants & Anderson & Garland, Millers, Artists books incl. The Painting and Drawing Course, Art & Power, Watercolour Techniques, Man and the Renaissance, other books include Militaria, Antique Furniture references and other subjects & some local Ordnance Survey maps in four boxes Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A parcel of vintage Ordnance Survey maps Condition Report: please request* *Condition is not stated in this type of auction with description and must be obtained by email prior to bidding as items are otherwise are purchased 'as seen'

A collection of Ordnance Survey Maps of England and Wales, popular edition styles, Second War Revision 1940 (DAQMG North Wales District) 17 plus 4 other various, a Gunn & Moore autographed cricket bat signed by thirteen members of the England cricket squad 1998, together with a Sunlife of Canada Under 15 Club Cricket Championship 1998 programme signed by David Gower and a modern multi-coloured glass six branch electrolier

[MAPS]. ORDNANCE SURVEY Sixteen Ordnance Survey folding maps, circa 1903-07, one-inch-to-one-mile, linen-backed and hand-coloured, retailed by Edward Stanford, with dark grey cloth covers and onlaid area key.

[MAPS]. ORDNANCE SURVEY Four Ordnance Survey folding maps, circa 1880-87, one-inch-to-one-mile, linen-backed and hand-coloured, retailed by James Wyld, in dark blue cloth pockets with onlaid area key; together with another, circa 1867, uncoloured, similarly retailed by James Wyld, in a grey cloth pocket, (5).

[MAPS]. ORDNANCE SURVEY Nine Ordnance Survey folding maps, undated [circa 1890], 'new 1 inch', linen-backed and hand-coloured, retailed by Edward Stanford, with onlaid labels; together with another, 1912 edition, six-inches-to-one-mile, uncoloured, retailed by Sifton, Praed & Co.; and another, one-inch-to-one-mile, 1906, with standard cream covers, (11).

[MAPS]. ORDNANCE SURVEY Eighteen Ordnance Survey folding maps, circa 1904-12, one-inch-to-one-mile, some linen-backed, with cream cloth covers.

[MAPS]. ORDNANCE SURVEY Forty-three Ordnance Survey folding contoured road maps, circa early 1920s, one-inch-to-one-mile, linen-backed, with pictorial paper covers.

[MAPS]. ORDNANCE SURVEY Seventy-one Ordnance Survey folding one-inch maps, circa 1940s (6th edition), linen-backed, with red-edged stiff paper covers.

[MAPS]. ORDNANCE SURVEY Eighty-seven Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 First Series folding maps.

[MAPS]. ORDNANCE SURVEY Seven Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 Second Series folding maps; together with fifty-one 1:25,000 Pathfinder folding maps, (58).

[MAPS]. SOMERSET An Ordnance Survey Tithe Survey map, one-inch-to-one-mile, linen-backed and hand-coloured, 100cm x 140cm.

[MAPS]. ORDNANCE SURVEY Approximately 156 Ordnance Survey folding sheet maps, six-inches-to-one-mile, linen-backed, with brown papered covers.

[DOCUMENTS]. MILITARY A manuscript receipt, dated 30th June 1702, relating to an issue of fifty snaphance muskets from Her Majesty's Stores, Portsmouth, to 'my Lord Shannon's Regiment', signed 'T. Markham', 17.5cm x 15cm, framed and glazed; together with a manuscript Office of Ordnance issue order, dated 13th June 1712, relating to corn powder and musket shot, for the 'Marq: de Montandres Regiment', 31cm x 19.5cm, framed and glazed, (2).

20+ VARIOUS ROAD MAPS INCLUDING ORDNANCE SURVEY, 1930'S ONWARDS

A COLLECTION OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS OF THE BRITISH ISLES, APPROXIMATELY 45

A framed survey of the entrances or channels into the River Thames, by McKenzie, Spence and Thomas, an Ordnance Survey map of the River Thames, and another (30

A COLLECTION OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS

A quantity of Ordnance Survey and other maps, dating from 1920s-1970s , together with a collection of 1920s cigarette cards and a collection of vintage cabinet makers tools

A quantity of large Ordnance Survey maps

A box of various books to include engineering, motorcycles, ordnance survey maps etc.

A quantity of books including In Cupid's chains, The Coral Island and a quantity of Ordnance Survey Maps.

Considerable quantity (36) of 1930s ORDNANCE SURVEY 1-inch MAPS, all appear to be different, plus 3 from Bartholomew's. Generally in good to very good, used condition, a few are well-used. [39]

A large collection of Ordnance Survey maps pertaining to Cumberland

Approx twenty five large Ordnance Survey 1/2500 maps, early 20th c.

Three Antique Maps. The first being a circa 1912 Ordnance Survey 'Cotswold Hunt Map" Part 216,217,234 and 235, lower margin reads 'Printed Especially for Cotswold Hunt', approx 50 x 56 cms, glazed and framed, an early aerial view of Cheltenham High Street, published 1824 by G.A. Williams Librarian Cheltenham, approx 61 x 34 cms, glazed and framed and "Town of Cheltenham" by Edward Mitchell, approx 60 x 44 cms, glazed and framed.  (3)

2x Army Ordnance Corps Pagri Badges, both with two lug fittings to the reverse of each badge. Good condition. (2 items)

Grouping of Anodised Aluminium Regimental Cap Badges, consisting of Northamptonshire regiment, The Devonshire regiment, 2x The Welch regiment, The Wiltshire regiment, Royal West Kent regiment, The Essex regiment, Dorset regiment and Kings crown Royal Army Ordnance Corps with TONANTI scroll (missing one lug). Generally all in good condition. (9 items)

A COLLECTION OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS

Reprint of the first edition of the one-inch Ordnance Survey of England and Wales, Daventry and Coventry. Sheet No. 52

British WWII Scottish Cameronian (Scottish Rifles) Glengarry badge (White-metal, lugs) -British Royal Army Ordnance Corps WWII Collar badges, (Gilding metal, lugs)

British WWII Officers Royal Army Ordnance Corp Collar badges, (Gilding metal, lugs)

British WWII Officers Royal Army Ordnance Corps, KC (Bronze, lugs) a fantastic pair

A large collection of Vintage Bartholomew's maps, Ordnance survey and other maps (qty).

A large collection of Ordnance Survey Landranger and other maps (qty).

Small quantity of various die-cast metal model vehicles, together with a quantity of pens, a framed reproduction Ordnance Survey map and two Bakelite telephones etc

Box containing a collection of Ordnance Survey maps of the U.K. from 1920 / '30's, approximately fifty

Collection of Ordnance Survey maps etc

Collection of Ordnance Survey maps & guide books

Collection of Corps sweetheart brooches etc including; Army Vetinary Corps, General Service Corps, Royal Corps of Signals, Army Catering Corps, Army Ordnance Corps, enamelled examples, mother of pearl etc, provenance - a Private Yorkshire collector (32) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

21 Irish Ordnance Survey maps

Group of military and other watches and parts to include; Carley and Clemence Ltd MII number 3081905 base metal stopwatch with white Arabic dial with subsidiary dial at 12, Broad Arrow Ordnance mark to case back, together with a cased compass, wristwatch with black dial, a Smiths black Arabic dial, perhaps for a cockpit clock etc Condition:

Six early 20th Century (Edition of 1922) Oxfordshire Ordnance Maps detailing Chipping Norton and the surrounding environs etc., each approx. 74cm x 103cm

A Collection Of Early - Mid 20th Century Ordnance Survey Maps Twenty three in total. Together with a Faber Castell slide rule, boxed scale rule and draughtsman's 12 piece instruments set in fitted case.

Collection of Cotton Back Ordnance Survey Maps and Others

SIX BOXES OF BOOKS to include childrens books, Ordnance Survey maps, 'A Dog Day' by Walter Emanuel and pictures by Cecil Aldin

Ordnance Survey Maps - New Popular Edition Maps - most appear 6th edition and include Bristol & Stroud, Leeds & Bradford, Askrigg & Settle, Bournemouth, Stafford, and more, together with Bartholomews Maps of Deeside and Grampians, condition mixed F/G (21)

Box of Ordnance Survey maps, carriage clock and other household items

A COLLECTION OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS, APPROX 20 IN LEATHER SUITCASE

A .65” William IV Light Dragoon flintlock pistol, 15” overall, barrel 9” with Enfield ordnance proofs (worn); stepped line engraved lock having raised pan and safety bolt and stamped with crown over “WR”; walnut fullstock with faint broad arrow over “BO” mark on the butt; with regulation brass mounts and swivel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (top jaw and screw replaced, filled hole through the butt). Plate 31

A .65” William IV Light Dragoon flintlock pistol of the Hampshire (?) Yeomanry Cavalry, 15” overall, barrel 9” with Enfield ordnance proof; stepped line engraved lock having raised pan and safety bolt and stamped with  crown over “WR”; walnut fullstock stamped with broad arrow over “BO”, inspector’s marks, and contractor’s name “Bond”; with regulation brass mounts, trigger guard stamped “HYC” over “8”, with swivel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (dark finish to lock and barrel, the latter with some light pitting) Plate 31

A scarce ordnance New Land Pattern type conversion of an East India Company 1778 pattern .65” short cavalry pistol, 15” overall, barrel 9” with London and maker’s proofs and engraved with EIC heart mark and “Wilson 1802”; the flat unlined lock engraved “Wilson” and “1802” over the EIC heart mark; nicely figured walnut fullstock also stamped with the heart mark (worn), “B/50” behind the barrel tang, and “W/57” behind the tail of the lock; brass mounts of standard pattern but with the removal of the ramrod pipe and addition of a brass fore end cap and sheet brass reinforcement below the fore end, also the addition of a swivel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition with dark patina to the lock and barrel (some age and surface wear overall, the frizzen refaced during its service life) Plate 31

A 16 bore “Plymouth Dock” flintlock holster pistol, probably c 1840, assembled at the time from diverse parts, 15” overall, 9¼” barrel from a New Land pattern pistol, with ordnance proofs and engraved “Plymouth Dock”; the plain military style lock of robust form, with flat ring neck cock, and signed “J. Doidge”; walnut fullstock with flat sided rounded butt, French style brass trigger guard, and replacement ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition with dark patina to the lock (ramrod pipe worn). Plate 32 Note: Doidge was a sword cutler but made firearms at the time of the Napoleonic invasion threat, possibly only for one year.

An interesting .65” East India Company 1811 pattern flintlock cavalry pistol, purchased by the Board of Ordnance and re-issued to the Northumberland and Newcastle Volunteers, 15” overall, barrel 9” with London proofs and traces of regimental number “C57”; flat line engraved lock stamped with the rampant lion mark and “1813”; walnut fullstock with regulation brass mounts, trigger guard engraved with “NNV” over “C57”; with true “stirrup” ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (slightly worn overall, filled hole through the fore end) Plate 34 Note: The Northumberland and Newcastle Volunteers were called out to aid the civil powers in 1822 during riots by the Tyne Keelmen, and in 1831 during the pitmens’ strikes.

A good steel barrelled flintlock sea service blunderbuss, c 1765, from the Warwick Castle Collection, 39½” overall, swamped barrel 23” with London proofs and ordnance board viewer’s mark; line engraved rounded lock with swan neck cock, plate engraved “Brooks” and “Tower” and struck with ordnance lock viewer’s mark; plain walnut fullstock with brass mounts, including flat butt plate, trigger guard with domed circular finial and large flat wavy sideplate; brass tipped ramrod of the correct type. Good Working Order and Clean Condition (lock markings faint). Plate 37 Note: Originally made as a “Black Sea Service” weapon with draw filed black finish, but struck down and polished bright, possibly during its service life.

A good rare 1718 pattern naval brass barrelled flintlock blunderbuss, 44½” overall, the earlier bell mouth barrel having raised ring and sighting notch at the breech, and struck with William III proof marks, maker’s mark of crown over “PB”, number “43”, and small cock, bevelled pan, and unbridled frizzen, plate engraved with crown over “GR” and “Rose 1739” (apparently altered from earlier “20”, for 1720), and struck with ordnance lock viewer’s mark; walnut fullstock, butt with clear deeply struck ordnance store keeper’s mark, with brass mounts, including flat butt plate and trigger guard with circular finial. Good Working Order and Clean untouched Condition, with a later brass tipped ramrod. Plate 37