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Estate plans. A Plan of an Estate lying and being within the Township of Caton and County of Lancaster, the Property of W.Anderson of Lancaster. Drawn by Ricd. Hall, A.D. 1791, pencil, pen & ink estate plan, oval cartouche, compass rose and table of explanation, old folds, slight dust soiling, strengthened and repaired on verso, 445 x 570 mm, together with, Plan of an Estate situate at Mile End called Buckeridge Lands, The Property of the Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy, 1806, pen & ink estate plan, old folds, some dust soiling, margins extended, strengthened and repaired on verso, 500 x 695 mm, with another thirty regional, county maps and town plans, including examples by Weller, Radclyffe, Ordnance Survey, Langley, Thomson, Pinkerton/Neele and Greenwood, various sizes and condition (approx.30)

Selection of Colonial Forces Metal Badges & Titles, consisting of Cape Town Highlanders glengarry badge, pair of white metal Cape Town Highlanders collar badges, South African Tank Corps cap badge, small Cape Town Highlanders cap/glengarry badge, 22nd Canadian Infantry regiment cap badge, 2x Australian Commonwealth Military Forces collar badges, South African Ordnance Corps cap badge, New Zealand regiment officers gilt badge, Queen Victorias Own Corps of Guides badge, 37 Dogras brass shoulder title, Royal Australian Air Force Training Corps, 4x RWAFF badges, plus others. All remain in good overall condition. (36 items) 

WW2 Royal Army Ordnance Corps Privately Tailored Battle Dress Blouse, being a fine quality manufactured example with embroidered insignia to the arms. Officers cloth rank pips to the shoulders. Extra padding to the shoulder sections. Accompanied by a 1949 dated RAOC officers battle dress blouse. Both remain in good condition. (2 items)

Selection of Luftwaffe Trade Badges, consisting of embroidered other ranks examples including bomb armourer, motor transport administrator, administrator, air signals operator, 2x drivers, 2x ordnance personal, plus others. (12 items) 

WW2 Royal Army Ordnance Corps Battle Dress Uniform Set, consisting of Canadian made battle dress blouse with Montreal makers mark stamp to the interior. Complete with original regimental shoulder titles to the arms and War Controlled units formation signs. The set has the original owners name inked to the inside. Both items remain in good overall condition. (2 items)

A framed and glazed Ordnance Survey style early 20th century map of East Dorset.

RUSSIA - AN UNUSUAL FACTORY CUT-AWAY MODEL OF A MOSIN-NAGANT RIFLE BREECH with bullet case in chamber and bullet emerging from barrel, the breech marked in cyrillic '1899 IMPERIAL TULA ORDNANCE FACTORY No. 9532', mounted on a black marble base, 21.5cm long.

Original 1930's Ordnance Survey Map for Weston Super Mare with artwork by Ellis Martin. Also a 1924 The Peak District with Arthur Palmer. Bridgwater and Quantock Hills, artwork by Ellis Martin

[TRANSPORT]. RAILWAYS Thomas, David St. John, et al. A Regional History of the Railways of Great Britain, sixteen volumes, David & Charles, Newton Abbot / Atlantic Transport Publishers, various editions / dates, boards, dustjackets, illustrations, octavo; Pask, Brian. The Tickets of the Grimsby & Immingham Electric Railway, The Transport Ticket Society, Sevenoaks, 1999, pictorial stiff paper covers (stapled), illustrations, A4; a quantity of other works; and nine modern folding Ordnance Survey maps of West Country interest.

[MAPS] Assorted reprinted folding maps, comprising the first edition of the one-inch Ordnance Survey of England and Wales, (97); Cassini Old Series one-inch Ordnance Survey (29); and Caledonian Books one-inch Ordnance Survey (110), (total 286).

A quantity of boxing ephemera including edition of "Famous Fights Past and Present", "The Life and Battles of Freddy Welsh", also some other publications with local and other interest including "The Story of Hazel Grove and Bramhall", "Manchester in 1915", and some Ordnance Survey maps.

A late 19th century mahogany writing slope with inlaid initials, with sectioned pull out tray containing cigarette cards, topographical and humorous postcards, an autograph album, loose autographs, a brooch, a cigarette case with ordnance mark, etc, plus a dome topped 1950s mantel clock and a small hand bell (3). CONDITION REPORT: No autographs of note.

Army Ordnance Corps Corporal’s Full Dress Tunic. A very good example, of the full dress pattern, dark blue cloth with scarlet collar, cuffs and piping to fronts, skirt-slashes and shoulder-straps. Seven King’s Crown gilding metal Royal Arms buttons to front and six behind. Blue shoulder-straps with brass AOC titles. Gilding metal collar-badges. Gold lace chevrons on scarlet backing below a gold Russia braid wheel on right sleeve. Marksman’s embroidered badge above left cuff. Minimal moth externally, some moth to lining, otherwise near VGC.

Mid Victorian 1822 Light Cavalry Pattern Sword. A good early example, the slightly curved blade with etched decoration, including a crowned entwined VR cypher. The forte with cutler’s detail’s of “Reeves Greaves & Co”. The hilt of the regulation pattern, with three bar open guard. This appears to have metal simulated shagreen grip of the Wilkinson patent hilt style. Housed in steel scabbard. The blade remains in very clean condition, scabbard and hilt with surface rusting and pitting. The forte with details of Reeves Greaves & Co Makers to the board of Ordnance and the Hon East India Company.

Victorian Departmental Officer’s Braided Frock Coat. An extremely rare mid 19th Century example of the roll collar pattern worn by officers of Army Medical Services, Ordnance, Pay and Veterinary Departments (see illustrations in 1900 Dress Regulations). Single-breasted blue coat by JB Johnstone of London & Dublin, with hook-and-eye front, edged and trimmed with black mohair braid forming five loops each side with two olivettes on each loop. Pointed cuffs edged with a double row of 1-inch black mohair, traced above and below with black Russia braid forming eyes, an Austrian knot and crowsfoot. Black mohair edging to back-skirts, forming a trefoil at the waist. Victorian Colonel’s embroidered rank-badges, and ribbons for Crimean medals and another campaign medal. Quilted black lining. Label named to Col. J.D.? Dalyell, Brigade Depot. Skirt lining frayed and slightly defective, medal-ribbons faded, minor external moth damage not significantly affecting the appearance, otherwise GC.

10 various OSD bronze cap badges Buffs ... Dorsetshire ... R. Warwickshire (Firmin tablet) ... Northumberland Fusiliers (Gaunt, London) ... Royal Fusiliers ... Devonshire ... Army Education Corps (Gaunt, London, book) ... Army Ordnance Corps ... Norfolk ... Staff Officer. All complete on blades (10 items) Illustrated at www.mycommissionbid.com

Badge. Army Ordnance Corps Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1896-98. A good scarce short lived first pattern die-stamped brass example. Crowned star bearing laurel wreath and Garter, voided centre with detachable brass ‘AOC’ cypher on bar fitting. Two loops to reverse. VGC Ordnance Store Corps renamed Army Ordnance Corps 20th June 1896.

MILITARY/NEW ZEALAND (MOSTLY CAPTAIN H R BOYLE’S COPIES): 1. Byrne, Lieut. J R: New Zealand Artillery in the Field 1914 -18. Auckland, 1922, 1st? dw; folding maps and illustrations. Dw torn and covers little soiled; 2. King's Regulations for the Army and the Army Reserve. HMSO, 1940, pp806; original wrappers. Torn with small loss; 3. Handbook for the Mark I BL 6-In 26-cwt. Howitzer on Marks I & IR Travelling Carriages Land service. HMSO, 1931, pp225 plus folding plates (some coloured). With ink notes and corrections; 4. Handbook for the Ordnance, QF 25-PR, Mark II on carriage ... Land Service 1940. Pp277 plus 18 folding plates (some coloured); original boards. G+; 5. Text Book of Ammunition 1936. HMSO, UK, 1936; pp322, plus plates (many folding and coloured). Covers little grubby; o/w G; 6. Plus a large number of war time publications. UK and New Zealand. Almost all fine copies in original pictorial wrappers

A Bates London military officer's cap, with motto 'Sva Tela Fonanti', Royal Ordnance Corps

Boxes and Objects - a pair of opera glasses; binoculars; magnifying glasses; Ordnance Survey maps; flatware; etc. (2 boxes)

2 vintage 1928 Ordnance Survey Maps of Beeston, Norfolk. 25" to mile maps, 61 x 65cm.

Collection of maps including Ordnance Survey quarter inch scale.

An album of mainly 19th century all world stamps, together with a collection of ordnance survey maps, postcards and Eagle comics

A collection of ordnance survey maps, various dates and places

A framed Ordnance Survey map of Wincanton and surrounding area, four engravings of putti, and assorted pictures and prints (qty)

Bartholomews New Reduced Survey for Tourists and Cyclists, sheets 1-37 (two miles to one inch), missing sheets nine and 19, in six original storage volumes along with 16 Ordnance Survey maps 1912-1951 and a further 21 Bartholomew maps.

A quantity of Ordnance Survey maps for Great Britain - 67 6th, 7th and later series, five of Ireland, 21 Land Ranger and eight other assorted along with 38 Michelin maps for Europe, 27 further European maps and European distance calculator disc in case.

A brass desk canon, the mahogany plinth with brass plaque inscribed 'To H Butterworth Esq., made and presented by apprentices R O Blackburn 1985', 25cm wide. Sir Henry Butterworth (1926-96) was Director General of Ordnance Factories Ammunition 1979-88.

2lb ordnance fusehead WW2 dated 1944 Reserve: £5

MILITARY/NEW ZEALAND (MOSTLY CAPTAIN H R BOYLE’S COPIES):1. Byrne, Lieut. J R: New Zealand Artillery in the Field 1914 -18. Auckland, 1922, 1st? dw; folding maps and illustrations. Dw torn and covers little soiled;2. King's Regulations for the Army and the Army Reserve. HMSO, 1940, pp806; original wrappers. Torn with small loss;3. Handbook for the Mark I BL 6-In 26-cwt. Howitzer on Marks I & IR Travelling Carriages Land service. HMSO, 1931, pp225 plus folding plates (some coloured). With ink notes and corrections;4. Handbook for the Ordnance, QF 25-PR, Mark II on carriage ... Land Service 1940. Pp277 plus 18 folding plates (some coloured); original boards. G+;5. Text Book of Ammunition 1936. HMSO, UK, 1936; pp322, plus plates (many folding and coloured). Covers little grubby; o/w G;6. Plus a large number of war time publications. UK and New Zealand. Almost all fine copies in original pictorial wrappers (qty)

DUBLIN IN PRINT: COLBY (Colonel T F):Ordnance Survey of the County of Londonderry,Volume the First [all published]. Dublin: Published for Her Majestys Government; Hodges & Smith, 1837. First edn., 4to, hand-coloured geological map of the Parish of Templemore, folding plan of the City of Londonderry (foxed), 8 other plans, 1 view, 7 natural history plates (2 hand-coloured), plus illustrations in the text. Rebound in modern cloth; foxing (some heavy)

An early 20th century tin travelling trunk, together with a metal deeds box and a quantity of loose Ordnance Survey maps circa 1970.

30 assorted military badges and buttons including Army Ordnance Corps - City of Exeter Athletes Volunteer Force and a General Service utility badge by Stanley & Sons

Five boxes of hardback novels to include; Lee Child, Dan Brown, Stephanie Meyer; and a quantity of Ordnance Survey maps etc

A collection of theatre programmes and a few Ordnance Survey maps

Coadstone Royal Army Ordnance Corps match striker, also a trench art sugar scuttle engraved 'Italy 1918' (2) the Coadstone measures 16cm high Condition report: see terms and conditions

Maps - a Minehead and Brendon Hills Ordnance Survey, others similar including Weston - Super - Mare & Bridgwater, Alnwick & Rothbury, Stranraer and Glen Luce etc qty (2)

RAF workshop and laboratory records, two brass ordnance shells and three miniature aircraft, gilt metal badge, etc.

Essex and Suffolk, Large scale (1inch to a mile) Ordnance Survey folding map in five numbered sheets nos. 47-51, dated 1838, without a title sheet, in a calf two-part case

Folding maps. CARY (John) Map of England and Wales, 1813, hand coloured engraved folding map, dissected and linen backed (some general age browning); together with various early 20th century folding touring maps, mostly Ordnance Survey or Bartholomew, mainly of Britain, and including geological maps of London District 1927, and England and Wales by Stanford 10 miles to 1 inch, 1948 (quantity)

John Brion and Sons. A relief ordnance survey map of the Isle of Wight hand coloured engraving, 1859, the frontis map from 'The Geology and Antiquities of the Isle of Wight' f/g.

A collection of vintage maps to include canvas backed maps, Ordnance Survey etc please see images

A brass ordnance shell pot and cover, a chamber stick, two other shell pots, an Indian brass bowl, a pair of dwarf candlesticks, a wooden bottle holder, and a salver with presentation inscription to Patrick Moore, (SPM)

O'Flanagan (Rev. M.)ed. Letters .. Relative to the Antiquities of the County of Meath (from) Ordnance Survey in 1836, 4to Bray 1928, typescript; The Miscellany of the Irish Archaeological Society, Vol. I 4to D. 1846; Nicholl (Geo.) Three Reports of Poor Laws - Ireland, 8vo L. 1838; Vallancey (Lt. Col. C.) A Grammar of The Iberno - Celtic or Irish Language, 8vo D. 1781, First, 9 engd. plts., calf, worn etc. A lot, w.a.f. (1)

A 10 bore India pattern Brown Bess flintlock musket, 55” overall, barrel 39” with ordnance proof marks, lock bearing crowned “GR” and “Tower” and lock viewer’s mark, walnut fullstock with regulation brass mounts, sling swivels, and well made replacement ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition; with its triangular socket bayonet by Osborn (the socket with old black paint), in its well made reproduction scabbard. Plate 34

†11 corps etc cap badges: RFC, RAF and do ERII, Tanks 1st patt, Machine Gun, Geo V and Geo VI (2) Mil Police, Ordnance (1024), Reconnaissance brass and ATS; a Glider armbadge. GC to VGC (12)

A bayonet practice rifle, the spring cylinder stamped with broad arrow and ordnance inspector’s mark, the butt with broad arrow and “1915” (a little faint); and a French 1874 Gras bayonet, the blade marked “Paris Oudry 1879”, in its scabbard (rusted overall) with non matching numbers. Basically GC (2)

A .65” Indian made Enfield 3 band percussion musket, 54¾” overall, barrel 39” with standing rearsight, the lock spuriously stamped with crown, “Enfield”, and ordnance mark, fullstocked, the butt stamped with spurious Enfield store keeper’s mark, with regulation brass mounts, sling swivels and steel ramrod. GWO & C (the barrel not fully bored through, dummy nipples, several screws missing).

A .577” Enfield 3 band percussion rifle, 54½” overall, barrel 39” with ordnance proofs and government sale mark, the lock marked with crowned “VR”, “1858 Tower” and ordnance inspector’s marks, fullstocked with regulation brass mounts, the butt plate tang engraved “V/ 10th/ LR/ No 30”, with sling swivels and original steel ramrod. GWO & basically GC (worn, the metalwork has been rusty and partly cleaned, the muzzle plugged, the butt split). Plate 4

A composite 6 shot .44” Colt Model 1860 Army percussion revolver, number39639 on barrel, frame and cylinder, the trigger guard numbered 126124, the backstrap number erased, the barrel with New York, US America address, the left grip with ordnance inspector’s initials. GWO & C (lightly worn, the cylinder a good replacement) Plate 7

A PAIR OF R.A.F. STYLE 'ESCAPE' PATTERN FLYING BOOTS black with suede uppers, the zip tags with ordnance arrow mark, approximately U.K. size 7; together with a matched pair of British brown leather flying gloves, size 8 1/2, one labelled 'Ref. No. 22C/991 ... Contract No. 12039' and the other 'Ref. No. 22C/988 ... Contract No. 10342', both with ordnance arrow mark to label.

A Lima OO Gauge Limited edition class 47 diesel locomotive: No 47972 'The Royal Army Ordnance Corps', in Fawn/red livery, edition no 004/850, VG-E, box VG

ORDNANCE SURVEY. [Dorset. Sheets XV and XVIII.] Engraved at the Drawing Room in the Tower by Benjn. Baker & Assistants, Published 10th April 1811, by Lt. Col.l. Mudge. 1st edn., two 1in:1m sheets divided in two, the 4 separate parts each 25” by 31” on 15 panels, in contemp. book-form blue morocco case, gilt borders and edges with gilt artillery regiment crest.

Two framed and glazed Ordnance Survey maps of Cheshire

A selection of vintage maps including Ordnance Survey and cycling interest

A GWR Swindon map and a quantity of Ordnance Survey maps (1 box)

An 1858 Pattern Enfield Percussion Short Rifle, 33inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, border engraved lock stamped 1862 over TOWER and with a crowned VR at the tail, full stocked with regulation steel mounts including bayonet lug on forward barrel band, steel loading rod, the butt tang engraved V nBT 7 46, the stock also with various ordnance stamps. See British Military Longarms 1815-1865 by D. W. Bailey Pg. 75

A .577/450 Martini Henry Carbine, 20.6inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, the action stamped with a crown over V.R over ENFIELD 1888 I.C.1, full stocked with clear ENFIELD, sold out of service and ordnance stamps, regulation steel mounts, steel cleaning rod.

A .577/450 Martini Henry Rifle, 32.5inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, the action stamped with a crown over V.R over ENFIELD 1886 over I.V 1., full stocked with various ordnance stamps, regulation steel mounts, steel cleaning rod.

A .577/450 MKII Martini Henry Rifle, 32.5inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, the action stamped with a crown over V.R over ENFIELD 1874 over II, full stocked with various ordnance stamps, regulation steel mounts, steel cleaning rod, leather sling with Indian Arsenal markings.