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LOT OF MID-20TH CENTURY ORDNANCE SURVEY 'MILITARY EDITION - WAR REVISION' MAPS comprising a number of maps from Ordnance Survey Scotland, featuring locations such as Hawick & Eskdale, Nithsdale & Moffat, Loch Doon and Wigtown, rolled

Various volumes of the London Topographical Society and other books including children's, along with Ordnance Survey Tynemouth 1898, Three plans of King's Lynn 1725 (copies)

A mid 20th century Ordnance Survey map of Wales, Half Inch to One Statute Mile, with delineations in red, contained within a plinth which is 211cm wide

9 VINTAGE MAPS TO INC ORDNANCE SURVEY AND TITHE MAPS FOR THE PARISH OF HUTTON IN THE COUNTY OF ELY

Elgin; a WWII US Military issue wristwatch, chrome case with US Military Ordnance issue markings and serial number on screw-down back, the cream painted dial set with luminous painted Arabic numerals and sweep seconds hand, high grade fifteen-jewel 'hack-set' movement.

AN ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP OF LANCASHIRE

BOX OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS

An interesting mixed group of militaria to include WWII period military issue map of Bastia (air) and two early 20th century Ordnance Survey maps of Belgium and Germany, ephemera to include Service and Release books, Signal Wing of School of Infantry booklet, photographs and official documents, also a Christmas 1914 tin, mixed badges and buttons, leather cartridge belt etc.

Various sheet maps, including Ordnance Survey maps of NE England, and a small box of other maps

Both tested 18K. Pin is for American Ordnance Association. Total weight: 3.3 grams (.10 troy) without base metal back. Dimensions are: Pin - 5/8" long. All measurements are approximate. Condition: Excellent

A .577 percussion three-band Tower Rifle-Musket, pattern 1853 39" barrel with ordnance and proof stamps; ladder rear-sight, block-and-blade fore-sight and jag-head ramrod, the lock stamped '1858' over 'TOWER'; the stock with rework stamp 'Pimlico 1860' and the soldier/owner's monogram W D stamped over it, the tang of the butt plate marked (possibly spuriously) with unit numbers: 'Y' over '363'

A collection of various Ordnance Survey maps together with various educational books

A quantity of miscellanea including nine old maps (some Ordnance Survey, atlas, two cameras, a Kodak Brownie 127 in original case, Taisei Welmy no 105339 in original case, eighteen 1950's cloth army flashes and seven watches including Oris and Swatch

COVENTRY CITY 1920-21 Official four page Coventry City large format programme for the Coventry Nursing Cup Final , 14/5/1921, between Ordnance and Armstrong-Siddeley. Final programme of the season and included full Coventry City first team and reserves results for the season with the respective League tables. Fold, slight foxing. Fair-generally good

A framed and glazed bullion wire Wiltshire Regiment badge with three embroidered badges of the Hampshire Regiment, the Royal Army Ordnance Corps and the Highland Light Infantry.

A good box of early Ordnance Survey maps.

A quantity of assorted Ordnance Survey maps.

A quantity of assorted Ordnance Survey maps.

A collection of military swagger sticks, to include a Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Westminster School Officers Training Corps, The Green Howards, The Essex Regiments, The Royal Engineers and the Royal British Legion

WWl Hertfordshire Yeomanry medals:a British War medal to Pte. T H Humphreysa pair to Pte C. C. Griffithsa pair to Pte M. G. Rogersa pair to Pte R. FinleySee biographical information with the above lotsand:WWl Army Ordnance Corps medals:a pair to Pte J. Keir

A quantity of brass buttons mainly military Royal Engineers, naval, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, together with silver plated livery coat buttons, etc

A WWI trench map of the Bouzincourt Area (between Amiens and Arras) dating to 24.06.18 with hand annotations, together with an Ordnance Survey 1916 map of Amiens (2)

Six Folded Ordnance Survey Maps, Red New Poplar Edition One-Inch Map of England & Wales and Great Britain, plus Five other Folded Maps dating from 1940's onwards

Large Collection of Folded Ordnance Survey Maps including Red One-Inch Maps of Great Britain plus some Pink Covers, Yellow Covers and Orange Covers, etc

A mixed lot of ephemera including Ordnance Survey maps, theatre programmes and Danish picture books 'Open Vensters' (open windows) by Rie Van Rossum and S. J Matthijsse (books 1,2,3 and 2 x 4)

Large collection of approx 100 x WW2 landing maps, ordnance survey maps & war office maps.

Collection Of Military Regimental Cap Badges And Other Badges, Mainly Staybrite, Regiments Include : Army Catering Corps, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, R.E.M.E. & Others. Approx 21 Badges In Total.

A Collection Of Ten Military Sweetheart Brooches To Include Silver Examples To Various Regiments To Include The Royal Flying Corps, Machine Gun Corps, Royal Army Ordnance Corps And Others.

Lawrence (D.H.), Women in Love, 1921, Secker, first edition, original cloth; with seven other Lawrence titles, first or early editions, with 26 folding Ordnance Survey maps

A collection of Ordnance Survey folding maps

A large collection of Ordnance Survey area maps. Scale 1 to 2500 or 25.344 inches to a statute mile. Shropshire, Worcestershire and Staffordshire. Early 20th century

Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Limited - A silver and enamel presentation medal for The Institute of Cost & Works Accountants, awarded to Reginald Townsend KCB CBE, President 1932-1933, well cast with foliate scrolls about a central enamelled shield over motto, original presentation box, 4.7cm max ** Reginald Townsend also held the post of Director of Ordnance Factories prior to his death in 1939.

A Rare 1814 Heavy Cavalry Pattern 1796 Sword 2nd North British Dragoons (Scots Greys) Presented here, a pre- Battle Of Waterloo sword, the blade with impressed 'B' - Board Of Ordnance Stamp, indicative as issued for combat, reverse of the blade stamped '4' with coronet above. Blade profile marked Woolley & Co, the scabbard locket impressed with suppliers name 'Osborn & Gunby Birmingham'. Langets intact, good condition, original suspension ring intact, crease to scabbard - please see images. Sword length 40.5 inches, blade length, 35 inches. The 1796 pattern was a brutally heavy cavalry sword, designed specifically as a cutting weapon with hatchet point design, the sword was used by the British Heavy Cavalry throughout most of the period of the revolutionary and Napoleonic wars

A mid-20th century 'folio' map of Derby and its environs, 1 : 1250 or 50. 688 inches to 1 Mile, each page 53cm x 50cm, Printed and published by the Ordnance Survey Office, 1947, hinged wooden boards, 57.5cm x 54cm overall

A collection of Ordnance Survey maps

Naval See Battalion Insignia, consisting of Funkmaat (Radio Operator) finely embroidered yellow thread with a red lightning bolt on field grey cloth, two areas of moth to the left hand side of the insignia with accompanying Feuerwerksmaat (Ordnance Career Enlisted Man). Again finely embroidered yellow on a full oval circlet of field grey backing cloth surmounted by the Imperial Crown. Both pieces measuring 10cms x 9cms. (2 items)

110+ folding maps, nearly all Ordnance survey

A Scarce Flintlock Paget Cavalry Carbine of Standard Form with flat, bolted, lock ordnance marked captive ramrod and brass regulation furniture, 80cms long

A LARGE COLLECTION OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS

Corps Collar Badge Pair-Army Ordnance Corps-Brass Pair

Corps Collar Badge Pair-Army Ordnance Corps-Brass (Pre 1919)

Corps Collar Badge Pair-Royal Army Ordnance Corps-KC,Blackened - Pair

Corps Collar Badge Pair-Royal Army Ordnance Corps - KC, Brass-Pair

Corps Collar Badge Pair-Royal Army Ordnance -KC, Silver and Gilt (Post 1949)

Corps Collar Badge Pair-Royal Army ordnance Corps-QC, Bi-Metal - Pair

Indian Army Ordnance Corps, KC, Brass Collar Badge Pair

Australian - Australian Army Ordnance, Bi-Metal QC

Canada - Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Cap Badge, Brass KC

South Africa - Ordnance Corps - Brass - Two Variants(2)

South Africa - Ordnance Corps - Brass -Two Variants(2)

South Africa-South African Ordnance Corps - Brass (1938-1949)

British Corps - Royal Army ordnance Corps -KC Bi-Metal(1949-53)

British Corps - Royal Army Ordnance Corps - QC Bi-Metal

British Corps -Royal Army ordnance Corps - Brass (pre 1919) large         

British Corps -Royal Army Ordnance Corps - Brass (Pre 1919) smaller                       

Quantity of hardback books including The Oxford Dictionary of English Proverbs, The Bloomsbury Dictionary of Quotation, Highgrove, a Garden Celebration, various Ordnance Survey maps, Alan Bennett, Herbert G Ponting 'The Great White South...', Duckworth 11th impression, September 1935, rebound for Wycliffe College, etc (3 boxes)

Canada - Canadian Royal Army Medial Corps - Brass KC -Royal Ordnance Corps - Brass KC - RCEME - Brass KC - RCEME Bi-Metal KC, (4) Cap Badges

Canada - Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Cap badge - Brass QC

A collection of suitcases, and travelling cases; and a small quantity of Ordnance Survey maps

Fine C.B., C.M.G., C.B.E. and Q.S.A. group of four awarded to Major General W. E. Blewitt - comprising The Most Honourable Order of the Bath (C.B.) Military Division, Companions breast badge, silver, gilt and enamel on swivel ring suspension and riband buckle, The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George (C.M.G.), silver, gilt and enamel on swivel ring suspension and riband buckle, The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire Commanders neck badge (C.B.E.) first type Military Division - silver, gilt and enamel, Queen's South Africa medal with two clasps - Defence of Ladysmith and Elandslaagte, named - Lt. Colonel W. E. BLEWITT C.M.G. R.A.Major General William Edward Blewitt (1854 - 1939) was born in Pinner and was educated at Harrow. He was commissioned at the R.A. on 12th February 1874 - promoted Captain 1st Aug. 1883, Major 14th March 1891 and Lt. Colonel 13th February 1900. He served in the Second Boer War where he was mentioned twice in General White's despatches on 2nd December 1899 and 23rd March 1900. During the War he was wounded and invalidid to England. He was awarded the C.B. in 1908, C.M.G. in 1900 and C.B.E. in 1919. He was secretary of the Ordnance Committee, Commandant of the School of Gunnery for Horse Artillery, Director of Artillery at the War Office, General Officer Commanding South Coastal Defence (1911 - 1914) and Portsmouth Garrison (1914 - 1916)