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A quantity of military badges including "On War Service 1915" Ordnance, silver Artillery badge (a/f), and Mons Star / Meritorious service medal miniatures etc

A quantity of Ordnance Survey Maps including Radnorshire, Herefordshire (2nd editions), etc.

A quantity of Ordnance Survey maps including Brecknockshire, 2nd editions, etc.

Albums of Ephemera, official coronation souvenir programme, 2nd of June 1953, XIX Century silk book mark of All Saints Church Derby Ordnance Survey Maps, 1928, XIX Century Victorian receipts, theatre programmes from His Majesty's Theatre 1931, pencil drawings etc:- One Box

A large collection of assorted original WWI (mostly) and WWII uniform cap (and other) badges. To include; Ypres sweetheart brooch, ARP Badge, The King's Own Rifles, Army Ordnance Corp, Cyclist, Royal Artillery and others. An interesting collection.

A boxed military aircraft periscope by Kelvin & Hughes Ltd with plaque bearing military ordnance arrow and reference number 6B/2764 and serial number 248KHI/57 with rubber eye pieces, the box with stenciled information 'periscope aircraft ref.6B/2764, case transit ref.6B/2866', length of box 75cm.

Two brass and steel empty shells bearing the military ordnance arrow and dated 1900, each height 18.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Height of each is 18.5cm.

Boer War / First World War Companion of The Order of St. Michael and St. George (C.M.G.) group - comprising C.M.G. (neck badge), Queens South Africa medal with two clasps - Tugela Heights and Relief of Ladysmith, Mons Star with 5th Aug 1914 - 22nd Nov 1914 clasp, War and Victory medal with M.I.D. oak leaf, named to Lieut. Colonel. E. M. De-Smidt. R.F.A.N.B. Erroll Mervyn De-Smidt Army Ordnance Dept

Victorian Martini-Henry military rifle, the action marked with crowned VR Enfield 1871 and crowned broad arrow and II, Ordnance stamped overall, ladder rear sight and fixed foresight, fitted bayonet lug and steel cleaning rod - working action, 123cm overall CONDITION REPORT Sound original order with working action but heavily used and worn and butt shortened

Rare 1796 pattern Heavy Cavalry Troopers' sword with scabbard, both regimentally marked for the 1st Royal Dragoons, with regulation pattern hilt, broad straight fullered blade, with period modified spear-point (On the days leading to the Battle of Waterloo, Private Smithies of the 1st Royal Dragoons, describes the regiment converting the hatchet points of their swords to spear-points in order to counter the French cuirassiers armour - source Royal Armouries) and therefore it is more than likely this sword saw action at the Battle of Waterloo. The blade is marked 'Dawes' and is Ordnance stamped

Scottish Topography & History, 16 volumes Slezer, John Theatrum Scotiae... Aberdeenshire: Heritage Press (Scotland), 1979. Folio, number 145 of 500 facsimile copies, original quarter calf gilt, slipcase, covers soiled; Moll, Herman A Set of Thirty Six New and Correct Maps of Scotland... Aberdeenshire: Heritage Press, 1980. Oblong folio, number 139 of 500 facsimile copies, original quarter calf, slipcase; Bartholomew, J.G. The Times Survey Atlas of the World. London: The Times, 1922. Folio, red cloth, worn; Groome, Francis H. Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland. London: William Mackenzie, [n.d.] 'New Edition', 6 volumes, 8vo, original blue cloth gilt; Webster, David A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland. Edinburgh: Peter Hill and Company, 1819. 8vo, cloth; Millar, A.H. Roll of the Eminent Burgesses of Dundee, 1513-1886. Dundee, 1887. 4to, original quarter morocco gilt; Maxwell, Alexander The History of Old Dundee. Edinburgh: David Douglas/ Dundee: William Kidd, 1884. 8vo, original cloth gilt, rebacked; and 4 others, sold not subject to return (16)

Ephemera - mid 20th century Ordnance Survey maps; Royal Souvenir newspapers; etc

An early 20thC Toleware map case, titled Little Grimsby Overseers containing various Grimsby Ordnance Survey Maps.

A large quantity of late 20thC British Rail travel posters, various Ordnance Survey maps, etc.

A collection of Ordnance Survey and other maps, in various scales, in a box.

CRUCHLEY'S Reduced Ordnance Map. No 1, Cornwall. hand col linen-backed folding map, orig cl, gt, good.

THREE SPY PRINTS, a naive Victorian oil painting of a stag, a Russell Flint style print and three Ordnance Survey maps

Quantity of assorted boxes, collectables, binoculars, ordnance survey maps, a Hurat mileometer for a car /bike etc, ( 2 boxes)

A vintage map depicting the land classification of Great Britain, ordnance survey 1945, from The Map Room at the London School of Economics W 111cm

Extensive collection of Ordnance Survey Maps and Tour Maps Edwardian and later

Three various stools and a box of ordnance survey maps

A history of the earth and animated nature by Oliver GoldsmithWith numerous coloured illustrations, in thirty five copies, published by A Fullarton & Co., Edinburgh and London circa late 19th Century, George V edition of the Ordnance Survey Map of Lanark, etc.

L. Casella barometer 'maker to the admiralty & Ordnance. London

Ordnance Survey. A mixed collection of approximately 250 ordnance survey and folding maps, 19th & 20th century, including Wyld (James), Railway Map of England, Wales and Scotland, drawn from the Triangulation of the Ordnance Survey, circa 1855, engraved map with contemporary outline colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, on two sheets, inset railway gradient profiles, some dust soiling and staining, edging silk partially detached, each sheet approximately 990 x 1340 mm, contained in a contemporary card slipcase with paper label to upper board, label torn with loss, with another thirty folding maps including British and overseas, ordnance survey and touring maps, together with approximately 150 ordnance survey maps of Cornwall from the six inch series, 20th century, mostly later issues, several duplicates, with approximately fifty large scale Ordnance survey maps, including maps of Yorkshire, various sizes and condition (approx.250)

Reference (). A mixed collection of approximately ninety map reference books and facsimile atlases, 20th century, including reference works by Skelton, Beresiner, Booth, Potter and Black with several on Ordnance Survey maps, together with several facsimile atlases including Blaeu's 'Atlas Maior', plus a broken run of approximately fifty editions of 'Map Colletor's Circle', various sizes and condition (approx.140)

Yorkshire. Ordnance Survey (publishers), First edition of the '1 inch' series, sheet numbers 85, 93, 94, 95, 96 & 104, together with sheets 91, 92, 97, 98, 99 & 101, published in the 1840s and 1850's but this is the 1865 electrotype form, together twelve large uncoloured maps, sectionalised and laid on linen, each sheet approximately 635 x 950 mm, marbled endpapers, contained in two contemporary cloth slip cases with dust caps and printed paper labels to spines, together with Stockdale (John), Untitled map sheet of part of the East Riding of Yorkshire, 1809, one (of twenty) large uncoloured engraved sheets that made up Stockdale's large scale map of Yorkshire, 615 x 700 mm, plus a collection of thirty-one 'Old Ordnance Survey Maps' of Yorkshire and its surroundings from 'The Godfrey Edition' and the reprint edition of the one-inch series, late 20th century, various sizes, with four other facsimile Yorkshire Ordnance survey maps, all in good or very good condition (38)

Box of mixed maps, mainly Ordnance Survey

Early 20th Century Casella aluminium binoculars, signed to the eye pieces Casella London, Maker to the Admiralty & Ordnance, with leather grips and leather case

Campaign Groups and Pairs, An East Africa Campaign 1914/15 Trio and Memorial Plaque casualty group awarded to Lieutenant Robert Tate-Smith, M.B.E., 1st East African Road Corps, late East African Ordnance Department comprising: 1914/15 Star (Cpl R. Tate-Smith: E. Afr.O.D.); 1914-1920 British War and Victory Medals (Cpl R. Tate-Smith. E. Afr. O.D.); Memorial Plaque (R.T. Smith), toned fine, mounted for wear (3) M.B.E. (Mily) London Gazette 22nd November 1918 and 15th April 1919. Robert Ronald Tate-Smith was the only son of Robert Smith of Nairobi, British East Africa (formerly of York), and his wife Minnie, daughter of John. S.A. Tate. Robert was born in York 17th April 1889; educated St Peter’s School and went to Nairobi in 1911, having obtained a Government appointment there, but subsequently took up practice as an Architect. He enlisted into the East African Regiment in 1915 and received a commission and was Gazetted Lieutenant, the King’s African Rifles in 1916. He served in East Africa from 1915, transferring to the East African Road Corps in 1917 and died on active service of enteric on the 23rd February 1918. He is buried in the Dar Es Salaam War Cemetery, Tanzania in Plot 6, Row E, Grave 8. He received the M.B.E. in the London gazette of the 22nd November 1918 which was then changed to the Military Division in the London Gazette of the 15th April 1919. He is the only CWGC Casualty recorded with name “Tate-Smith”. His Medal Index Card states that he was awarded the 1914/15 Star and British War and Victory Medals, for service commencing 24 October 1914 in Theatre 4A (East Africa, Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia). His Medal Index Card shows his promotion from Driver to Lieutenant, his medals were issued by the Colonial Office, the Roll for the award of his Trio lists him, on all medals, as Corporal. Sold with Card Case for Memorial Plaque and copy photograph and obituary from De Ruvigny’ s Roll Of Honour and relevant London gazette entries. Sold with Card Case for Memorial Plaque, copy photograph and obituary from De Ruvigny’s Roll of Honour and relevant London gazette entries.

A good Lovell’s pattern triangular socket bayonet, the 17” blade bearing ordnance inspector’s marks and maker’s name “....gton” (Elkington ?), the socket engraved with number “57”. Clean Condition (some light pitting and scratches to flat side of blade).

“The Machine Gun, History, Evolution and Development of Manual, Automatic and Airborne Repeating Weapons”, by George M. Chinn, Lt Col USMC, in 11 parts bound in 4 volumes, prepared for the US Bureau of Ordnance, Department of the Navy, 1951-55, printed on glossy paper and profusely photo illustrated in the text, in hard covers with gilt devices and titles to covers and spines. GC (Vol II stamped on the inside “Down Grade to unclassified”, etc and with part of the cover titles painted over). A scarce and useful work.

A Martini Henry bayonet fighting training rifle, of the type used during both the Zulu War and the 1880s Sudan Campaigns. Made using a standard Martini Henry stock and barrel. Stock marked with VR crown over “VR”, “BSA & Co” & “1877”. Barrel with standard ordnance proof stamps. Early type chequered buttplate, spring plunger in barrel. GC Plate 11

A .65” Tower New Land Pattern Yeomanry Cavalry flintlock holster pistol, 15” overall, barrel 9” with ordnance proofs, unlined flat lock bearing crowned “GR” and “Tower” and decoration to tail; walnut fullstock, butt stamped with crowned “GR” over 1806 ordnance storekeeper’s mark and dated 1831 opposite the lock; with regulation brass mounts including contemporary reinforcing strip around the open fore end, trigger guard engraved “D.Y.C/J/38”, with swivel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (lightly worn and pleasantly patinated overall). Plate 34

A scarce 10 bore Tower flintlock Short Sea Service musket, 42” overall, barrel 26” with fore sight, London proofs and what appear to be ordnance proofs stamped over Tower private proofs; slightly rounded lock bearing large crowned “GR” and “Tower” and having ring neck cock; walnut almost fullstock having no fore end cap, butt of late pattern with rounded comb and bearing crowned broad arrow over 1806 storekeeper’s mark, with late type brass mounts, flat butt plate tang engraved with number “2”, the front ramrod pipe incorporating ramrod retaining spring. Good Condition (action requires attention, barrel lightly rusted overall, some service wear, no ramrod). Short Sea Service muskets were assembled utilising old parts. For a similar musket see “British Military Firearms” by Blackmore, p100 fig 4. Plate 38

A German 6 shot 10.6mm Model 1883 single action ordnance revolver, number 9517, the frame stamped with a crown over “Erfurt 1894”. Good Working Order and Condition (light wear and age patina overall) Plate 30

A very rare British ordnance pattern heavy Sea Service musketoon/boat gun, 43” overall, the earlier massive brass barrel 27” having 1.8” bore and bell mouth muzzle, the breech bearing London and maker’s proofs and William III acceptance stamp; large rounded lock having swan neck cock, plate engraved with crown over “GR” and “Tower 1744”; with plain walnut fullstock having early pattern regulation brass mounts including long wavy sideplate, fore end pierced with a hole for the swivel mount; with part only of a plain wooden ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition A similar gun dated 1721 and having Charles II marked barrel is shown in “British Military Firearms” by Blackmore, P 99. Plate 38

A box of miscellaneous items including Ordnance Survey maps, Ward Lock Guide books, plated ware etc

Miscellaneous lot of porcelain pipes, novelty sport trophy, iron door keys, military buttons. A large metal alloy spoon engraved to the handle 'Gained - by - Co. James Robertson - For Splendid Scoring - In the Annual Competition - of - H Coy - 1872'; three bronze figural groups of putti; five German porcelain pipes, painted with armorials; a collection of 15 Victorian and earlier keys; 20 Ordnance Corps and Royal Engineers tunic and cuff buttons; and five various watches.

Greenwood (Christopher) Map of the County of York… by Order of The Honourable Board of Ordnance… Surveyed in the Years 1815, 1816 & 1817… 1817, 1817, Leeds, Robinson, Son & Holdsworth, Wakefield, J. Hurst & C. Greenwood, First edition of this large-scale map engraved by S.J. Neele, printed on nine sheets, with altitudes of principal mountains upper left; each sheet c. 680 x 820mm. Minor spotting and staining, a good copy WITH PUBLISHER'S ORIGINAL BUFF WRAPPERS WITH TITLE LABEL PRESERVED. A must-have survey for the map collector and an impressive production, combining accuracy, historical interest and decorative appeal

A large quantity of Ordnance Survey Maps, to include: Aldershot; Winchester; Ullapool; Braemar; and Blairgowrie.

A quantity of Ordnance Survey Maps, to include: South West England and South West Wales; East Midlands and Yorkshire; North Yorkshire Moors; and The English Lakes.

A quantity of Ordnance Survey Maps, to include: Lincoln; Skegness; Derby; Grantham; Norwich; and Cardigan.

LT. E.H. HOWARD'S BALTIC MEDAL, 1854-55, inscribed to edge Lt. E. H. Howard / H.M.S. Duke of Wellington; together with a contemporary watercolour of Howard in dress uniform; a cabinet photograph of him in later life and two photo albums with some interesting service views, approx. 1860-1880, -4, Vice-Admiral E.H. Howard was born in June 1832, educated at Eton and entered the Royal Navy as a cadet on 21st June 1845. Promoted Sub-Lieut. in June 1851 and Lieutenant in January 1853, he served in H.M.S. Duke of Wellington, Admiral Sir Charles Napier's flagship, during the operations in the Baltic in 1855, being present at the bombardment of Sveaborg (medal). Promoted Cmdr. in December 1857 and Captain in 1864, he held the post of naval attaché "at the maritime courts of Europe", 1874-76, and was A.D.C. to the Queen, 1878-79. Vice-President of the [Naval] Ordnance Committee, 1881-84, he was made Vice-Admiral in 1885, retired in 1889, and died in Lewisham, Kent, on 18th January 1890.

Three Box Files Containing Vintage Ordnance Survey and Other Maps

A good lot to include a quantity of road maps for Bartholomew's Revised half inch contoured maps, one of Merseyside, one of Surrey, one of Wharfedale and one of the Lake District, a book of routes via the road entitled The Open Road, Guide to Blackpool Transport, the Ford V8 handbook, a canvas backed map of London, Ordnance and Survey road map of Great Britain, Coronation Souvenir book 1937, The Silver Jubilee book, Guinness Book of Records 1955, a quantity of cigarette cards by Wills, Players, and a collection of Kensitas cigarette silks depicting National Flags and other

WELLINGTON DUKE OF: (1769-1852) Anglo-Irish Field Marshal & British Prime Minister 1828-30, 1834. A.L.S., Duke of Wellington, in the third person, one page, 8vo, London, 25th September 1837, to Mr. James (?). Wellington informs his correspondent, in part, 'The Duke of Wellington presents his compliments to Mr. James and begs to inform him in answer to his note that he must address himself to the Master General of the ordnance. The Duke has nothing to say to the Ordnance…' With signs of former mounting to the verso and age wear. G

A large quantity of Ordnance survey maps

Stanford (Edward, Publishers) Ordnance Survey [Map] of Yorkshire, 1865, London, E. Stanford, complete in seven parts with outline colour by hand, each sectionalized and on linen, varying open dimensions but all folding to 8vo size, and each with marbled e.p.s, and bookplate label for C.J. Peacock; (bumped and rubbed) red cloth box with publisher's label preserved (lacking lid). Scale one inch to one mile. Scattered soiling and staining, the maps generally well preserved, without significant loss. The first OS map of the whole ceremonial county (8)

GEOLOGICAL MAPS No.XLIV [44, Worcestershire/Gloucestershire]; No.LV [55, Herefordshire/Worcestershire]; No.LXXIV [74, Llangollen/North Wales]; No.LXXXII [82, Nottinghamshire/Derbyshire/South Yorkshire], 1860s, Geological Survey of Great Britain; four hand-coloured engraved geological maps, sectionalized and mounted on linen (folding); nos. 44 and 82 printed borders 630 x 730mm, nos. 55 and 74 in frames 730 x 1030mm. Early issues in original colour of these informative and decorative maps, fault lines highlighted in white, based on the Ordnance Survey one inch to one mile map. Sheet 82 with (part of) official blindstamp for January 1863, three sheets with 'Price 2s' upper right, keys in the margins. Generally minor and marginal soiling and staining; no tears or loss, generally bright original condition (4)

A box of Ordnance survey maps

Five British Army stable belts including a Boer War Army Ordnance Corps.

A Royal Army Ordnance Corps Officers' Mess dress uniform.

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 Royal Army Ordnance Corps walking cane.

A LARGE QUANTITY OF LARGE SCALE ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS MAINLY STAFFORDSHIRE including 1:2500, 6 inches to the mile etc, mainly 20th Century 1920s, 30s and 60s

A QUANTITY OF STAFFORDSHIRE INTEREST MAPS MAINLY ORDNANCE SURVEY LATE 1800S, includes Alton Towers, Leek area, Croxden, Stoke-on-Trent, Newcastle-under-Lyme 1:2500 together with a Bacon's wall map of Staffordshire A/F

TWELVE LARGE SCALE 19TH CENTURY ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS OF WINDSOR IN BERKSHIRE & BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, 1:2500 and 1:1056 covering Windsor Castle, Windsor Forest, The Home Park, Eton College (12)

A WWII ISSUE THOMPSON 1928 AUTOMATIC SUBMACHINE GUN, decommissioned, with fixed and non-protected rear sight, horizontal forearm, fixed butt stock and Cutts recoil compensator to the muzzle and barrel. Marked 'THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN CALIBRE. 45 AUTOMATIC CARTRIDGE/U.S. MODEL OF 1928 A1 NO. S-425641' to the left of the receiver, and 'AUTO-ORDNANCE CORPORATION BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT' to the right.

Names to Pte J. Keir A.O.C (Army Ordnance Corps) 044603. With medal box, and vintage 'The Metropolitan' whistle by J. Hudson.

Postcards : Felixstowe - lovely collection of RP's incl Ordnance Hotel garage/stables, Cafe, Hotels etc (16).