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Mudge (Lt Col. William), Ordnance Survey Map Sheet XXVIII, Island of Lundy, sectionalised and laid on linen, 65 x 94cm, The Tower, 1820, bearing George Folliot label with pencilled "1831 Edn State II, Version 3", in modern hf mor gt book case.

M. M. Rudge, Leicester Cathedral, an etching, 14 x 9cm, an Ordnance survey map, West Leicester 1887 and a facsimile of Spencer's New Map of Leicester 1879, (3).

A blunderbuss. Lock plate stamped with Tower and British Board of Ordnance arrow. Barrel of unknown manufacture.

"Facsimile of the Ordnance Survey Surveyors Drawings of the London Area 1799-1808, Map of the Geology and Contours of London and its Environs by R W Mylne" and other reproduction maps and drawings, unframed

SMALL COLLECTION OF BYGONE ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS, AND A COLLECTION OF FOREIGN TRAVEL GUIDES (CONTENTS OF 1 BOX)

An interesting Wilkinson P1907 presentation bayonet, of standard pattern, with maker’s and ordnance inspector’s stamps at forte, the blade etched on one side “Presented to J. Clayton by the Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd on the completion of 2,000,000 bayonets, 1915-1918” within scrolled fenestrated panels, in its leather scabbard with khaki webbing frog. Very Good Condition Plate 64.

A very good 1836 pattern brass hilted Brunswick Rifle bayonet, double edged blade 21¼”, clear ordnance stamp at forte, also stamped “Enfield 1845”. Very Good Condition Plate 69

A rare .73” first model Victoria cavalry carbine, 42” overall, twist barrel 26” with Tower proofs and ordnance inspector’s marks, standing rearsight, break off breech and swivel ramrod; back action lock engraved with crown over “VR/Tower 1838” (the first and possibly only year of production), and with traces of officially removed safety bolt; the heavily varnished walnut fullstock stamped on the left side of the butt with broad arrow over “WD” (post 1855), on the right side “I.C.R” (1st class reserve), and on the underside “J & W Field” (stockmakers), and with saddle bar and ring, the rear end of which screws directly into the stock; brass mounts include combined fore end plate and ramrod pipe, and trigger guard with scroll; every individual part, even the screw heads and the saddle ring, bearing the serial number “17”. Good Working Order and Condition. Plate 73

A .577” Snider Mark II** 2 band short rifle, 48½” overall, barrel 30½” with 5 groove rifling and bayonet lug at the muzzle, breech with ordnance proofs and stamped “II” over 2 stars; unlined lock marked with crown over VR and “BSA Co 1865”; dark walnut fullstock stamped with RM Enfield storekeeper’s mark, 3 over 1867, (the date of official approval of the pattern), and government sale mark; with regulation steel mounts and sling swivels. Good Working Order and Condition, with dark patina overall (the cleaning rod a replacement) Plate 76

A very good .65” East India Government percussion holster pistol, 14” overall, smooth bore barrel 8” with ordnance proof and Birmingham inspector’s marks; lock stamped with crown over broad arrow and “EIG” and “Birmingham 1871”; dark walnut fullstock stamped on the left side “W Tranter” (stockmaker) and with EIG Birmingham storekeeper’s mark; with regulation brass mounts, lanyard ring, and swivel ramrod. In Very Good Working Order and Unissued Condition, the bore bright, barrel with original blued finish, lock with colour hardened finish. Plate 78

A very good William IV .56” Sea Service flintlock belt pistol, 15½” overall, barrel 9” with ordnance proofs; line engraved lock bearing crowned “WR” and lock viewer’s mark; pale walnut fullstock stamped with broad arrow over BO and various stock viewers’ marks; with regulation brass mounts, swivel ramrod, and 5½” steel belt hook on the left side. In Very Good Working Order and Unissued Condition, the barrel retaining original draw filed and grey/blue finish. Plate 79

Army Ordnance Corps WWI-very fine protrait photo postcard

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

Surrey Woking & Ripley with the surrounds Homeland Handbooks no 42 much advertising 81pp and ordnance Map

A box of Ordnance Survey maps incl Brecon Beacons, Yorkshire, etc

A box of Ordnance Survey maps

An Army and Navy leather case, enclosing eleven 1930's Ordnance Survey maps of Great Britain, (lacking sheet 5), with a tan leather bowls case (2)

Military Interest - A Royal Army Ordnance Corps sweetheart pendant, enamel on gilded base metal; a Royal Artillery Cap badge, officer glass, Ubique over flaming grenade; and a GR Royal Engineers cap badge, WWII (3)

A Large Collection Of Ordnance Survey And Mixed Tour Maps Along With A Vintage AA Metal Decal Over 15 maps for various locations within the British Isles. Also a vintage silver tone metal decal with winged logo to top and yellow painted background.

BARTHOLOMEW's Reduced Ordnance Maps of England and Wales, Ireland and Scotland, a series of folding Tourist, Motorist or Cycling maps in uniform coloured covers, scale 2 miles to an inch, Scotland with 21 (of 28) maps, Ireland complete with 7 maps, England complete with 37 maps, contained in two pine cases

Ordnance Survey, scale 1 mile to an inch, two large bound vols. of uncoloured maps printed from electrotype plates c.1865-70 of central, Eastern, and South Eastern England and London, bindings worn

MAPS AND PLANS. PLAN VON BERLIN scale 1:25,000m, lithograph in colour, 60 x 82cm, c1936, creased where folded, the British Grand Fleet in the Great War Complete Chart of North Sea Movements 1914-18, Ordnance Survey map London-Paris, second edition, published by the War Office, 1944 and an Admiralty chart of the River Tyne Jarrow Slake to Elswick, 1902 (4)

Two large ordnance survey maps, one for a part of Roxholme Parish, the other North Kyme etc. (AF)

WW2 Beach Ordnance Cloth Shoulder Title, red embroidered on black backing cloth. Title remains in good overall condition. These titles were worn on both the D-Day and Sicily Beaches during the landings.

Sealed Pattern Chief Constable Police Officers Badge on Cap Band, with red wax seal having stamp of Ordnance department and HM Customs wax seal, partially readable docket label.

2nd Pattern 22nd Stores Company Royal Army Ordnance Corps Formation Sign, printed example showing the Ormskirk church in black on white cloth backing.

9x Bronze OSD Cap Badges, including KSLI, Dorsetshire regiment, East Yorkshire regiment, East Surrey regiment, Cheshire regiment, Royal Army Medical Corps (lug fittings), Royal Corps of Signals, Army Educational Corps and Royal Army Ordnance Corps. All with fittings to the reverse. (9 items)

10x Officers Cap Badges, all being silver gilt or silver gilt and enamel. Various Corps including Royal Army Ordnance Corps with TONANTI scroll, EIIR Intelligence Corps, EIIR Royal Army Dental Corps, George VI WRAC, EIIR Army Catering Corps, George VI REME, plus others. All remain in very good condition with lug fittings to the reverse. (10 items)

18x WW2 War Economy Plastic Cap & Collar Badges, consisting of Leicestershire regiment, Middlesex regiment, Devonshire regiment (damage to top of crown), East Surrey regiment, Royal Engineers, 4x Royal Air Force, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Middlesex regiment, RAMC, Royal Armoured Corps, Army Catering Corps (missing one blade), pair of Royal Marines collar badges, Royal Artillery forage cap / collar badge and Army Cadet Corps. Various conditions. (18 items)

Royal Army Ordnance Corps Service Dress Tunic, being an other ranks example with brass collar badges, shoulder titles and tunic buttons. To the arms are formation signs for the 47th Infantry division and black felt Arm of Service strip. White twist cord lanyard to the shoulder. WD stamping to the interior. Accompanied by a 1942 dated pair of Service Dress Pantaloons for Motor Cyclists. Both show service wear but generally good condition, one formation sign is partially un-stitched. (2 items)

A collection of lists of Men of War covering English, French and Swedish ships by The Society for Nautical Research, along with a bundle of ordnance survey maps.

A box of mostly vintage ordnance survey maps including Scottish and local examples

Three books;- Antiquities of York, Ordnance Survey Atlas of England and Wales and The New General Atlas of The World

Assorted Ordnance Survey maps

50 Ordnance Survey Maps, scale 1:1250 (or 50.688 inches to 1 mile), mainly 1960's including Chelsea, Westminster, Knightsbridge, etc

ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS INCLUDING HEXHAM, CARLISLE, ETC DATES FROM c.1940

A COLLECTION OF TWENTY 1/500 SCALE ORDNANCE SURVEY FIRST EDITION 1889 MAPS OF BIRMINGHAM showing Saltley Gas Works, Smithfield Market, Snow Hill Station, Bordesley Street Wharf, Curzon Street, Goods Station etc.

A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS 1889 AND LATER, 1/500, 1/2500 and 1/1250 scales of Birmingham, Willenhall, Smethwick etc.

Early Ordnance Survey maps c1920's to 1930's, (c.50).

Stevenson (Robert Louis). The Black Arrow, published by Castle & Co 1912, a book prize from King Edward VI School in Louth, The Stately Homes of England, illustrated, 2 vols, and various other general books, to include Millers Guides, Ladybird Publications, copies of The Illustrated London News, Ordnance Survey Maps, etc, (5 shelves).

Britain.- Hall (Sidney) A Travelling County Atlas: with all the Railroads Accurately laid down, and the Boundaries Coloured, complete with 46 maps, 42 double-page, and 4 folding, including Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and Yorkshire, with title and list of maps, engravings, with outline hand-colouring, on wove paper, the double-pages each approx. 205 x 275 mm. (8 1/8 x 10 3/4 in), the folding maps each approx. 390 x 260 mm. (15 3/8 x 10 1/4 in), occasional offsetting, minor surface dirt and browning, some loose, in original limp green morocco wallet-style binding, rubbed, 8vo, [1848] § Cheffins (Charles F.) Cheffins's Map of the English & Scotch Railways, fourth edition, lithographed map with hand-colouring, 710 x 700 mm. (28 x 27 1/2 in), dissected and mounted on linen, folding with printed advertisement to endpanel into original cloth boards with printer's label, 8vo, [1844] § Cary (John) Cary's Six Sheet Map of England and Wales with Part of Scotland, engraved map, outline hand-colouring, dissected and not joined, each segment mounted on linen, each approx. 225 x 130 mm. (8 7/8 x 5 1/8 in), if joined total approx. 1140 x 930 mm. (44 7/8 x 36 5/8 in), spotting, surface dirt and staining, presented in slip-case, 1818 § Jackson (Frederick) Jackson's Plan of Nottingham, from Surveys made between the Years 1851 & 1861, lithographed map, with hand-colouring, 665 x 530 mm. (26 1/8 x 20 7/8 in), dissected and mounted on linen, folding with yellow endpanel into contemporary green boards, gilt title to upper cover, 8vo, rubbed, 1861; together with two Ordnance Survey maps, one of Cheshire showing Warrington, the other of North Shropshire covering the environs of Market Drayton, lithographed maps, each approx. 640 x 830 mm. (25 1/4 x 32 3/4 in), dissected and mounted on linen, surface dirt and browning, folding with green morocco endpanels, presented in original green morocco slip-case wallet, 8vo, 1833, (4).

London.- Mudge (Lt. Col. William) Four Ordnance Survey maps covering the environs of London, numbered I, VI, VII, and VIII, showing from Great Marlow to the mouth of the River Medway, and East Grinsted to St. Albans, engravings, four sheets, each approx. 655 x 970 mm. (25 3/4 x 38 1/4 in), dissected and mounted onto linen, with silk edges, minor off-setting and browning, each folding into contemporary calf wallet-style slip-case, blind tooled, with black morocco label to spine, gilt, rubbed and worn, [1805-1822].

Yorkshire and County Durham, a very large collection including Hutton, W. The history of the Roman Wall. 1802. 8vo, folding map and 7 plates, 19th century calf, neatly rebacked; Watkins, William The fall of Carthage... first presented at The Theatre, Whitby. Whitby: T. Webster, 1802. First edition, 8vo, half-title, 4pp. list of subscribers, contemporary half calf; [Hegge, Robert] Saint Cuthbert, or the histories of his churches at Lindisfarne, Cunecastre and Dunholme. Sunderland: G. Garbutt, [1816], printed and woodcut title, contemporary boards, rebacked; Parson, William and William White History, directory and gazetteer of the counties of Durham and Northumberland. Printed for W. White & Co., 1827-28. 2 volumes, 12mo., original boards, uncut, without the maps (issued separately), boards covered in transparent adhesive material; Young, Rev. George A picture of Whitby and its environs. Whitby, 1840. 12mo. second edition, folding map, plates, some folding, contemporary cloth; Wellbeloved, D. Eburcum, or York under the Romans. York, 1842. 8vo, plates, maps, list of subscribers, original cloth, worn; Ornsby, George Sketches of Durham. Durham, 1846. 12mo, original cloth, worn; Gibson, W.S. Descriptive and historical notices of some remarkable Northumbrian castles, Churches and Antiquities. 1848. First Series only, frontispiece, original boards, some spotting, rebacked; [Abbatt, Richard] A history of the Picts or Romano-British Wall. 1849. 8vo, plates, original cloth; Richardson, George The annals of the Cleveland Richardsons and their descendants. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1850 "Not Published", presentation copy, original cloth, spine faded; [Rewcastle, James] A record of the Great Fire in Newcastle and Gateshead. 1855. 12mo, frontispiece, presentation copy from the writer, original cloth, repaired, new endpapers; Ordnance Survey Map of Hartlepool. 1861, hand-coloured folding map, backed on linen, morocco slipcase, worn; Heavisides, Henry The annals of Stockton-on-Tees. Stockton-on-Tees, 1865. First edition, frontispiece, original cloth, spine rubbed at head and base; Heavisides, Henry Courtship and matrimony. Stockton, 1864. 12mo, frontispiece, original cloth; [Mawr, Eta] Tributes to the Tees. Darlington, 1864, inscribed from the compiler, frontispiece, original boards; [Dresser, William, printer] The Tees in the olden time. Darlington, 1866, original green boards, worn; Baring-Gould, S. Notes on the folk lore of the Northern Counties of England. 1866, 8vo, coloured frontispiece, original cloth; Pickford, John A week in the Yorkshire Dales. Manchester, 1869, presentation copy from the author, original green cloth, title discoloured; Gordon, Samuel The watering places of Cleveland. Redcar, 1869. 8vo, original cloth, worn; Hamlyn, N.T. The Border ballad of Hedgley Moor. Durham, 1894. 4to., original cloth-backed boards; Palgreave, F.M.T. A List of the words and phrases in every-day use by the Natives of Hetton-le-Hole in the County of Durham. 1896, original cloth, title slightly discoloured; [Dixon, S.F.] History of the Saxon Royal Town of Corbridge-on-Tyne. Newcastle, 1912. folding map, plates, original cloth; and c.230 books and pamphlets (approximately half being books), on Yorkshire, County Durham and Northumberland, mostly later

A quantity of Ordnance Survey maps to include Worcestershire, Oldbury Upon Severn etc

Ordnance Survey Quarter Inch Atlas of Great Britain

A collection of vintage maps including Collins' standard map of London 1894, Tape Indicator map of London and Odd Corners of Old London illustrated together with Ordnance Survey maps, RAC etc.

A GEORGE IV IRISH MAHOGANY CELLARETTE, BY MORGAN OF DUBLIN, the sarcophagus shape with flat domed hinged lid above fluted pilasters and raised on carved paw feet with castors. 67cm wide, 68cm tallIn an advertisement published in 1832 Anthony Morgan & Co. claimed that the business of the house continues to be conducted with the diligent attention which for upwards of half a century, has received the liberal support of the Nobility and Gentry of this Kingdom. Their father, Robert Morgan is listed in the directories in the years 1782 to 89 as an upholder and cabinetmaker at 16 Henry Street and from 1790-1807 at 21 Henry Street. He was made a Freeman of the City of Dublin as a joiner by service, in 1779 and claimed he manufactured a variety of furniture which on inspection will be found equal to any in Europe. From the 1820s, after Robert Morgans death, the business was managed by his two sons Anthony and Louis and became one of the most important firms in the trade. They promoted the firm as Morgans, Cabinetmaker and Upholder to the Right Honble & Honble the Commissioners of his Majestys Revenue, General Office, Board of Ordnance. The firm supplied furniture to Borris House, Co. Carlow, Mount Bellew, Co. Galway and Florence Court, Co. Fermanagh. They received a very important commission to supply dining room furniture for the Provosts House, Trinity College Dublin, for the visit of Kind George IV in 1821. The firm supplied 24 very best Mahogany Parlour Chairs of an extra size with deep carved top rails and having hollowed seats upholstered and covered with satin hair-cloth finished with silk tufts and brass mouldings; £54. 12. 0. The firm also supplied the set of Trafalgar Dining Tables consisting of seven mahogany tops and strong frames on turned and roped legs and patent castors, the entire when opened to form a set, 10 feet 4 inches long and 5 feet 6 inches wide, finished in the best manner with brass fastenings as per agreement - £34. 2. 6. A case was also supplied to store the leaves, made of deal painted as oak lined with Cloth and slipped etc. The term Trafalgar came into use after Nelsons victories. Finally to complete the suite Morgans supplied a mahogany wine cooler and a Mahy Tea Store to match - each with turned pillars, carved claws and castors. The distinctive pattern used on this wine cooler and tea store appears on this wine cooler illustrated here.

Ordnance survey maps and photos of tractors and commercial lorries.

A large ordnance survey map of Yorkshire West Riding dated 1909

138 War Department Ordnance Survey Map 1940 Edition, 6 War Department Ordnance Survey Map 1935 Edition with two 1944 editions Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A group of five folding maps, circa 1880, engraved and printed onto linen backing in 21 sections with card and cloth cover, and marbled end sheet, 'Cruchley's Reduced Ordnance Map of England and Wales', published by G. F. Cruchley, Map Seller & Globe Maker, 81 Fleet Street, comprising sheet number 20, London, with trimmed lower edge, sheet number 37, Stafford and surrounds, sheet number 43, Manchester and surrounds, sheet number 47, Bay of Morecambe, Lancaster and coastlands, and sheet number 52, Lake District and surrounds, each hand coloured and with later additions showing railway lines in red, each 53.5 by 69cm, and 18.5 by 10.5cm, when folded. (5)

Collection of ordnance survey maps

Leather cased set of Ordnance Survey Maps of Great Britain and a boxed set of linen backed Ordnance Survey maps of England and Wales plus leather map case.

Leather cased collection of ordnance survey maps of Scotland

2 boxes of ordnance survey maps and others, and a box of assorted motor advertising pamphlets

Ordnance Survey maps, approximately sixty

Over sixty Ordnance Survey maps including mid 20th Century

A mixed lot of Military related items to include 2 x 18 pdr shell casings of first world war vintage, Army type 58 whistle with leather strap for attaching to tunic pocket button, stamped de courstaff Birmingham 1916, trench style whistle stamped England, German souvenir ring in yellow metal, iron cross emblem flanked by date 1914, green painted metal photo frame, 9.5 cm x 14.5 cm, open faced watch, white dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary dial, stamped on the back with Board of Ordnance broad arrow, G.S.T.P. and serial number KC9956, contained within a protective cover, (7)

Late 19th Century pocket barometer, L Casella, Maker to the Admiralty & Ordnance London, with a silvered dial and steel case, 50mm diameter

BOX OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS