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A .577 CALIBRE PERCUSSION 1853 PATTERN FIRST MODEL THREE BAND ENFIELD RIFLE, DATED 1856 of regulation type, the barrel with Ordnance marks and rifled with three grooves, dated lock with crown and 'Windsor', regulation stock, brass mounts, iron sling swivels, ramrod and bayonet 99.0 cm; 39 in barrel

A DETACHED FLINTLOCK MECHANISM FOR A CANNON, EARLY 19TH CENTURY with brass body stamped with crowned Ordnance mark and '3' crowned, pierced twice for fixing, integral brass pan, the rear with an iron ring for a lanyard, and with the punched inscription 'L23' 17.0 cm; 6 ¾ in

A .577 CALIBRE PERCUSSION ENFIELD TWO-BAND CARBINE, DATED 1862; A .650 CALIBRE PERCUSSION CARBINE, CIRCA 1860; AND TWO PERCUSSION CARBINES the first with tapering sighted barrel (bore worn, one band missing), struck with Liège proof mark at the breech, dated lock with 'VR' crowned, full stock impressed with Ordnance broad arrow and the date, brass mounts including butt-cap engraved 'V/HS/A3/203' (sling swivels missing), and iron ramrod; the second with tapering sighted barrel, lock engraved with a crown (iron parts rusted), full stock, brass mounts including butt-plate engraved 'RP/899' (sling swivels and ramrod missing); the third of regulation type (iron parts pitted), with brass mounts; and the fourth Continental, converted from flintlock (iron parts pitted) the first: 61.0 cm; 24 in barrel (4)

A FLINTLOCK MILITARY PISTOL AND THE BARRELS AND STOCKS OF TWO FURTHER MILITARY PISTOLS, EARLY 19TH CENTURY with first with tapering sighted barrel, lock signed 'Gill', with 'GR' crowned, 'Tower' and broad arrow (cock missing), half-stock and regulation brass mounts including pommel engraved '1814' (extensively worn); the second with tapering barrel struck with Ordnance marks, stirrup ramrod, full stock and brass mounts; and the third with tapering barrel, full stock and brass mounts (the second and third with losses) the first: 33.5 cm; 13 1/4 in barrel (3)

A .750 CALIBRE INDIA PATTERN FLINTLOCK MUSKET, EARLY 19TH CENTURY of regulation type, with tapering sighted barrel (shortened, pitted), border-engraved rounded lock with 'Tower' and 'GR' crowned, figured walnut full stock stamped with Ordnance marks, brass mounts including butt-cap stamped 'HR', 'JJL' and 'I.N.K....', iron sling swivels, and iron ramrod 87.5 cm; 34 1/2 in barrel

Books - Works of Alfred Tennyson, prize binding; Who's Who; The Gardening Encyclopedia Magazine case, run in four slipcases; other gardening books; late 20th/21st century historical fiction; classical literature; reference; travel; Ordnance Survey maps, various

MAP - The Grand Southern Tour of England including a principal part of the East, West and Inland Counties patronised by His Most Gracious Majesty, King George the IV - January 1st, 1821, Second Edition, linen-backed, cased, together with other related items to include, a bound set thirty - mainly linen-backed - Ordnance Survey Maps covering the Bedfordshire area, other items etc

WEST COUNTRY - BARRETT, C. R. B - Somersetshire: Highways, Byways and Waterways - 1894, with numerous illustrations throughout, together with a quantity of books and paraphernalia relating to the West Country, to include eight Ward Lock Guides and Ordnance Survey maps

Four bound volumes of the London Illustrated News July- December 1854 and January-June 1855, large folding plates, some damage and loss, bindings loose, front boards detached to 2 vols, and a selection of Bartholomew's and other linen back Ordnance Survey maps (1 box)

A box of vintage volumes, train photographs and ordnance survey map etc

A set of brass postal scales and weights together with various Ordnance Survey maps

A large collection of mid-20th century and later Ordnance Survey maps

A large quantity of books, to include six volumes of 'Practical Coal Mining' in Talwyn Morris covers, together with a quantity of ordnance survey maps, twelve volumes of 'The Great War', also with leather bound 19th century and later books (a lot)

Two WW1 British War Medals to members of the same family, named to S4-197061 Acting Warrant Officer B.W.Bathe of the Army Service Corps and S-8041 Private E.A.Bathe of the Army Ordnance Corps

'Reynolds's New Chart of the Thames Estuary', unframed, together with a mid-20thC Ordnance 'Geological Survey...Solid and Drift' map of Tenterden and surrounding area, sheet 304, framed

Ordnance survey map c1920 plus 3 point to point race cards from 1950s

A WWI & WW2 Territorial Group of 5 awarded to Warrant Officer Class 2 Charles G. King, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, late 14th (London Scottish) Battalion, London Regiment and Labour Corps, comprising: British War and Victory Medals (514715 Pte. C. G. King. 14-Lond. R.); Defence and War Medals, 1939-1945; Efficiency Medal, G.VI.R, Territorial (7599698 WO2 C. G. King RAOC); WWI pair swing mounted on bar with brooch pin, remainder loose, about extremely fine (5. ) This lot offered with a cardboard display (medals formerly mounted) bearing a London Scottish white metal cap badge, three brass shoulder titles, WWI miniature pair and other pieces of small brass insignia. Also offered with his copied M.I.C. showing WWI service with the 14th Battalion London Regiment, and then with the Labour Corps, a common transfer, often the result of injuries, wounds or shellshock etc., although he does not appear to be entitled to an S.W.B.

ORDNANCE SURVEY: ORDNANCE MAP RIVER LEE AND ITS TRIBUTARIES, (Cover title), engraved map, 1844, folding backed onto linen with added detail, ie "Area Drained into the River Lee" with areas drained hand coloured in blue, brown, red, green, purple, yellow and light red, approx 1200 x 900mm

ORDNANCE SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN, 4 engraved folding maps backed onto linen, sheet 1 published 1805, sheet 6 published 1819, sheet 7 published 1822, sheet 8 published 1816, each sheet approx 610 x 920mm, contemporary half calf marbled boards, slip case

Packet: WWII PERIOD LARGE SCALE ORDNANCE SURVEY COLOURED MAP OF EAST ANGLIA SHOWING HOME GUARD AREAS

Box: containing set circa 150 Ordnance Survey folding maps on linen of UK, circa 1930s, wooden case with leather handle

GEORGE W BACON: NEW LARGE SCALE ORDNANCE ATLAS OF THE BRITISH ISLES ..., London, 1884, 100 folding/double page maps as called for, original disintegrated half calf gilt v worn and soiled, text block detached, small quantity leaves with marginal chipping

THE OLD SERIES ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS OF ENGLAND AND WALES, VOLUME III SOUTH CENTRAL ENGLAND, 1981, folio original cloth gilt, dust wrapper

THE OLD SERIES ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS OF ENGLAND AND WALES ... VOLUME II DEVON, CORNWALL AND WEST SOMERSET, 1977, folio original cloth gilt, dust wrapper

One Box: Ordnance Survey Maps

One Box: large quantity Ordnance Survey "War Revision" folding maps circa 1940s

Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Battle Dress Blouse, 1945 dated Canadian made battle dress blouse with embroidered shoulder titles, embroidered Canadian Military Headquarters formation sign and corporals rank stripes. One arm has four red service chevrons. Breast pocket medal ribbons for 1939-45 Defence medal and Canadian Overseas Service medal. Workman Uniform Co Ltd ink stamp to the interior with size information and 1945 date.

Four Swagger Sticks, all being thimble top examples, consisting of The Green Howards, Army Ordnance Corps, St Pauls School London OTC and St Johns Ambulance. Accompanied by a leather covered officers stick. Various lengths and conditions. (5 items)

Selection of British Military Equipment, consisting of white buff Victorian belt with brass two piece buckle, 1914 pattern leather bayonet frog, 2x British Officers brown leather holsters, Officers brown leather Sam Browne belt, Sam Browne equipment sword hanger, EIIR Royal Army Ordnance Corps stable belt with buckle, Royal Marines stable belt, 5th Dragoon Guards sable belt with buckle, and another stable belt. Various conditions, viewing recommended. (10 items)

British WWII Officer's Medals and research - Major Peter Henning including copies of service records and citations of his service in the Royal Army Ordnance Corps and The Queens Royal West Kent later attached to the 3rd Battalion 15th Punjab Regiment. His medals include: 1939 - 1945 Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal and War Medal with mention in despatches and Punjab collar and cap badge in silver. An excellent collection with a great deal of research, worth a view.

A small collection of military badges, buttons, etc, including a First World War period Army Ordnance Corps cap badge, a Victorian Irish badge with harp surmounted by crown within shamrock spray, a copy of a Third Reich Tank battle badge with '75' action tablet and various buttons.

Collectables including cameras; jigsaws; engravings; ordnance survey; games; etc (two boxes)

Ordnance Survey maps and others.

Hamilton US ordnance Dept Railroad grade watch 992B serial No 5020

ORDNANCE SURVEY: a near complete cased set of approx 140 Ordnance Survey maps of Great Britain, circa 1940, scale 1 inch to 1 mile, contained in period stained pine box. (Quantity)

DEVON & CORNWALL: CAREW-POLE PAPERS, 1839-1939: a collection of documents and publications relating to the Carew-Pole family, comprising rental books for Mr Carew, 1839 & 1866 (Cornwall), folios, 92pp & 52pp respectively, marbled/parchment wrappers: manuscript indenture for the Pole-Carew lands, large folio approx 100pp, manuscript on parchment in folding leather covers: sale catalogues for the Shute estate, sold by Robert Love Auctioneers 1929 (folio, 3 vols in 1, key plan and 8 others folding): various maps, including 4 Ordnance Survey maps of lands in Antony and south of Saltash, map of Wearde (Cornwall) dated 1939, Testament of Appropriation Re: Sir Frederick Arundell Delapole 1926, etc. (Quantity)

Interesting selection incl 1815 'OHMS'/'Ordnance Office' outer letter sheet to the Isle of Man and a similar item from the 'War-Office, 1919 entry pass to Knockoloe Camp, a few WWII covers and cards, two censored 1944 F.P.O. covers addressed to Leeds for re-direction to Colby, four QEII covers with 'JURBY R.A.F. P.O. registration labels, envelopes with T.A. cachets etc (37 Items)

Max Bettney (Contemporary)Birmingham Ordnance Survey Map, Sheet 131, with illustrative characters drawn following the road lines and contourssigned, 83cm x 9cm, framed

WW1 - a 5" shell and timer, for a Mk IV Ordnance QF 18-pounder, 42cm high, c.1916

Ordnance Survey sheet maps of Derbyshire, mounted (9); others loose, (8) [17]

Ordnance Survey maps, various books and a print.

An ebony parallel rule; a Huddersfield Ordnance Survey map; together with 'Geographia' map of the Northern Counties. (3)

A large collection of match cases, The Complete Pirelli Calendar Book, a few Ordnance Survey maps, cigarette cards and four lawn bowls

A .577/ 450” Martini Henry Mark IV rifle cut down for use as a carbine, 37” overall, barrel 21”, the breech bearing ordnance proofs, broad arrow in “U”, government sale mark, etc, the frame marked with crown over “VR/ Enfield/ 1888/ 1-/2”, the stock with shortened fore end, the butt bearing faint serial number 5210. GWO & C (some wear, the stock heavily varnished).

A 17th century “lobster tail” helmet, the ribbed skull formed in two parts, with integral peak, one side of which bears an indistinct ordnance mark, probably of James II (1685-88), the one piece lobster tail having 4 simulated lames and decorated with incised lines and rows of domed rivets, with replacement nasal bar and ear flaps. GC for age (the skull with minor dents and several small holes). Plate 10

A good William IV .56” flintlock sea service belt pistol, 15½” overall, barrel 9” with faint ordnance proofs, the line engraved lock with inspector’s stamp and bearing crown over “WR”, walnut fullstock, the butt stamped with broad arrow over “BO” and ordnance inspector’s marks, regulation brass mounts, swivel ramrod, and replacement belt hook. VGWO & C, the barrel with original draw filed finish. See front cover

**A .303” Martini Enfield rifle, converted for the NRA by Greener, 46” overall, barrel 30” with B’ham nitro proofs, the frame marked with crown over “VR/ Enfield/ 1898/ ME 303/ACIII” and serial number N5711, the “ME” stamped over “MM” and the “AC” struck through, also stamped “Converted for the NRA by W W Greener”, the walnut stock, which appears to be converted from Martini Henry Mark IV, retaining traces of ordnance stamps on the butt and with regulation steel mounts, the bayonet lug removed from the top barrel band, with a webbing sling and modern leather rearsight cover. GWO & C (some old pitting to the barrel); with a sergeant’s stripping tool, pull through, and brass oil bottle. The vendor states that it shoots very well.

A BOUND VOLUME, Bacon's Popular Atlas of The British Isles reduced from The New Ordnance Survey containing sixty four double page maps and plans with index gazetteer, letter press descriptions, tables of population edited by GW Bacon FRGS 1901, approximately 35.5cm x 28cm

A collection of booklets and ephemera relating to Shropshire and railways, with some tourist guides and loose prints, with ten 19th century hand coloured Ordnance Survey maps of Shropshire, two Robert Mordan maps of Shropshire and a 1788 map of Shropshire (Qty)

Single line wooden staff with brass plate LITTLE MILL - GLASCOED. From the former GWR line from Monmouth to Pontypool, the section was kept open for the Royal Ordnance factory at Glascoed.

WESTERN MILITARY FIGURES IN ASIAGood group of eight signatures and one letter, all executed by British and American military figures who served in China or other Asian posts, includes: LAWRENCE SHADWELL (1823-1887) British Army general, captured and freed in China during the First Opium War. A.L.S., 1p. 8vo., [n.p.], Nov. 23, 1882, giving his date and place of birth. Mounting remnants on the verso, else very good; JOHN CHAPLIN (1840-1920) awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions at the Taku Forts during the Second Opium War, A.N.S., 1p. 12mo., Leicester, March 26, 1905; THOMAS L. SMITH U.S. Navy fleet surgeon who accompanied the Perry Expedition to Japan, signature on a 2 1/2" x 8" purser's receipt, New York, June 1, 1857; CLAUDE MACDONALD (1852-1915) British diplomat, led the defense of the foreign legations under siege in Peking during the Boxer rebellion, signature on a 2 1/2" x 4 1/2" card, adding a salutation and the date "Peking 30 December 1899", laid down on a larger card; ARTHUR CUNYNGHAM (1812-1884) aide-de-camp to Lord Saltoun in China, present at the capture of Nanking during the First Opium War, signature cut from a letter, 1 1/2" x 4"; HENRY A. WISE (1819-1869) U.S. Navy officer, accompanied the first Japanese embassy to the United States, and later provided Abraham Lincoln with his eyewitness account of the battle between the ironclads USS MONITOR and CSS VIRGINIA, signature as Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance on a 1 1/4" x 5 1/2" slip of paper; SILAS CASEY (1841-1913) U.S. Navy Rear Admiral of the Pacific Squadron, commanded naval infantry and artillery during the Korean Expedition of 1871, signature on a 2 1/4" x 4" slip of paper, laid down on a slightly larger backing; LAWRENCE SHADWELL LEWIS KIMBERLY (1830-1902) U.S. Navy officer, commander of the USS BENICIA during the Korean Expedition of 1871, later Commander in Chief of the Pacific Squadron, signature on a 2 1/4" x 4" slip of paper, adding rank and the date May 15, 1901; and JAMES SCHENK(1807-1882) U.S. Navy officer, bombarded the fortress at Qhi Nhon as commander of USS SAGINAW, signature cut from a letter, 2" x 2 1/2. Some items bear mounting remnants or identifying inscriptions in pencil on the verso, else very good.

Maps/Books - William Mudge - Section 20 of his Ordnance Survey study, a folding map covering part of the Somerset coast with Bridgwater Bay, dated 1809, 62cm x 93m together with The Ports Of The Bristol Channel: Progress Commerce 1893, being a directory of merchants and traders, published by The London Printing & Engraving Co, gilt brown cloth binding (2) Condition: Please see images- please TELEPHONE department if you require further information

A BROWN BESS MUSKET & BAYONET. A 39" barrel Brown Bess musket with attached bayonet. The lockplate marked with Tower and Crown over GR. also a ordnance mark. Steel ramrod below the barrel and brass furniture, marked 50 Dorset on the breech. Probably Militia issue, with a white leather sling, 72.3/4" overall length with bayonet affixed. See Illustration

A MARTINI HENRI RIFLE & BAYONET. A Martini Henri Mk 11 rifle dated 1878 under a Crown and VR, above Enfield and ordnance mark and 11. The rifle has a sling and ramrod affixed, with bayonet & scabbard/frog. 67" overall length, 32.1/2" barrel length.

A collection of early 20th century Ordnance Survey maps:.

A COLLECTION OF TWENTY FIVE EARLY 20TH CENTURY ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS, mainly of Wolverhampton and the surrounding area to include Tettenhall, Seisdon, etc. Including local land marks and Canals. Mainly 1/2500 and 1/1250 scale + A COLLECTION OF TWENTY FIVE EARLY 20TH CENTURY ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS, mainly of Staffordshire and the surrounding area to include part of the Great Weston Railway line, Dunstall, etc. Including local land marks and Railways. Mainly 1/1250 scale.

A COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY FIFTY EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS, mainly of Staffordshire and the surrounding area to include Wolverhampton, Bilston, etc. Including local land marks, Railways and Canals. Mainly 1/2500 scale. 

Various books, to include an auction catalogue for the sale of the Norton Disney Estate, a copy of Nouveau Riches to Nouveau Pauvers, written by Ian Macalpine-Leny, signed by the author, ordnance survey map of the road between Lincoln and Grimsby and a book on the parish memorials relating to Norton Disney, published 1893

A modern laminated ordnance survey map, depicting the City of Lincoln etc., 90cm x 100cm.

A case of World War II military ordnance survey maps 1941, un-numbered, with index card and other war editions and a trolley bus and tram route map, dated 1947