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A William IV Board of Ordnance cast iron gunpowder keg, dated 1831, corroded and part over-painted, width 100cms.

Ordnance survey map, 6" to one mile scale, Northampton revised 1921 on a scroll, other maps and prints of local interest together with George Buck's History of the life and reign of Richard the Third 1647.

A collection of thirty three Bartholomew's maps; various other Ordnance Survey and loose maps and a Voigtlander camera (qty)

Selection of golf balls, leather gloves, ordnance survery maps etc

A P1853 Enfield triangular socket bayonet, the blade with Enfield ordnance stamps, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. GC (light pitting to hilt, some wear to scabbard). .

Ordnance Survey Atlas of England & Wales; Scotland, 1924. Landscape folio, half binding, gilt. Linen backed double-page maps with indexes to Towns and Villages. Binding a little marked but very sound. Contents very clean, bright and tight. Generally vg copy

Huntingdonshire, Ordnance Survey, 1926. Twelve, large scale ( 25'' to the mile ) survey sheets. Some marginal tears with slight loss o/w vg.

Ordnance Survey. Collection of 35 + 'vintage' regional folding maps comprising various formats and scales and a proportion of linen-backed examples. All University ex, lib. with stamps to outer covers which have moderate wear but remain sound. O/w generally clean and bright without fold tears etc

THE ASH JOY STICK FROM A GREAT WAR AEROPLANE, the R.E.8 two seater reconnaissance bi-plane as manufactured by The Coventry Ordnance Works Ltd. with their painted cypher and a SPAR from the same plane, 1.65m high, designed by John Kenworthy (see Duxfo rd Museum example - These are original spares, never having seen use)

Folding maps. Lynam (George), Map of the Parish of Stoke upon Trent in the County of Stafford from an Actual Survey, 1848, litho. map sectionalised and laid on linen, sparse contemp. hand colouring, some staining, some worming to image, 645 x 930mm, cloth endpapers, contained in contemp. slip case, worn and stained, with, Greenwood (C. & J.),Map of the County of Hereford from an Actual Survey, 1834,engraved map sectionalised and laid on linen, contemp. hand colouring, calligraphic cartouche, compass rose and table of explanation, b & w vignette of Hereford cathedral, slight offsetting, marbled endpapers, 590 x 700mm, with another ten folding maps, including examples by Ordnance Survey, Pratt and Bartholomew, plus an early 20th century jigsaw puzzle of central London, various sizes and condition (12)

Ordnance Survey. A collection of approx. 350 maps, mostly early & mid 20th century, folding printed one inch to one mile Ordnance Survey maps, including examples from the `Popular edition` and the `New Popular edition`, some duplicates, various condition (approx.350)

Indian Ordnance Corps cap badges (4) with a shoulder title and button. Includes: WWI and WWII Indian ordnance corps cap badges and Army ordnance corps badge. All in good condition. (Brass and white metal) Kc

Johnstone (John) and W. & A.K. Johnston. - A group of 11 atlas sheets of European countries, lithographed maps with original hand-colouring, each c.510 x 605mm., all linen-backed with a central vertical fold, marginal finger-soiling, c.1850; with a Times Atlas map of the Baltic States and East Prussia, a smaller map of Belgium and 2 small folding Ordnance Survey maps of the areas around Canterbury and Rochester (15)

A collection of Royal Army Ordnance Corps badges and buttons, mounted on board.

CAMMELL LAIRD & CO LTD - NATIONAL ORDNANCE FACTORY NOTTINGHAM OBLONG QUARTO, ILLUSTRATED, NAVY CLOTH GILT, 1919

SELECTION OF ORDNANCE MAPS,TOURING MAP OF THE BRITISH ISLES,CONTOUR ENGLAND-THE OPEN ROAD ,ETC

A quantity of old motoring maps to include Ordnance Survey & Bartholomews

The Agricultural Statistics of Ireland for the Year 1857, 1858, 1859, 1860 & 1861 In One Binding. Dublin: Alex. Thom 1858-1863. Tables broken down into counties and poor law union districts. Contents include observations the District Inspectors of the Royal Irish Constabulary or Sergeants of the Metropolitan Police had to make on the probable cause as to good or bad yields of various crops in their district. Weather (meteorological observations) registered at the Ordnance Survey Office, Phoenix Park covered i.e. monthly barometer, temperature, rain, cloud, wind direction movements etc. Heavy vol., half calf with marbled boards.

Colby (Col. Thomas) Ordnance Survey of the County of Londonderry, Lg. 4to, D. (R. Graisberry) 1837, Vol. 1 (All Published) hd. cold. map, fold. plan & 9 plus (complete) & additional plts at end. (some cold. in outline), cloth, gilt lettered spine. Worn. (1)

A large collection of mid-20th century and later Ordnance Survey maps covering most parts of the British Isles together with a few later continental road maps

Lots 258-265 are by Mary Langdon Edis, Lady Bennett (1881-1976) *Mary Langdon Edis, Lady Bennett (1881-1976)PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG WOMAN, HALF LENGTH, IN A BROWN DRESS AND CAMEO BROOCHSigned l.r., oil on canvas69 x 56cm This is a copy of the portrait by Alfred Stevens (1817-1875) of Mary Ann, wife of Leonard Collman, c.1854, in the Tate Gallery. *Artist`s Resale Right may apply to this lot.Mary Langdon Edis, Lady Bennett (1881-1976), married the architect Sir Thomas Penberthy Bennett (1887-1980) in 1916. He rose to prominence in 1940 as Minister for Bricks and, in 1941, became Director for Works, which involved the overseeing of hospitals, airfields, ordnance factories and prisoner of war camps. Mary Edis continued to paint and one of her portraits is in the National Portrait Gallery.

Lots 258-265 are by Mary Langdon Edis, Lady Bennett (1881-1976) *Mary Langdon Edis, Lady Bennett (1881-1976)PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG WOMAN, HALF LENGTH, IN A BROWN DRESS AND CAMEO BROOCHSigned l.r., oil on canvas69 x 56cm This is a copy of the portrait by Alfred Stevens (1817-1875) of Mary Ann, wife of Leonard Collman, c.1854, in the Tate Gallery. *Artist`s Resale Right may apply to this lot.Mary Langdon Edis, Lady Bennett (1881-1976), married the architect Sir Thomas Penberthy Bennett (1887-1980) in 1916. He rose to prominence in 1940 as Minister for Bricks and, in 1941, became Director for Works, which involved the overseeing of hospitals, airfields, ordnance factories and prisoner of war camps. Mary Edis continued to paint and one of her portraits is in the National Portrait Gallery.

American Civil War documents, mainly mid-1800s, including 1864 Confederate States of America $500 loan document complete with coupons, pencil written letters on Congress embossed paper, signed affidavits for monies from the Volunteer Aid Fund of the State Wisconsin in respect of wives and children, other bonds American Express company document 1878 Ordnance Office War Department Returns documents 1771 list of carpentry work for Rev. Mr. Fairfax (qty)

Framed ordnance survey map

A large framed Ordnance Survey Map 1979 Wales and West Midlands, 47" x 37"

A large framed Ordnance Survey Map 1979 Wales and West Midlands, 47" x 37"

A Prussian model 1850 cavalry pistol, the 20cm sighted steel barrel with holster ring at the muzzle, with Prussian Ordnance marks and stamped 1851, the lock plate stamped with a crown over SULH V.C.S., the hinged cap guard and all metal mounts stamped with Prussian Ordnance marks, with brass fore-end tip, trigger guard with finger rest and stamped U.9.4.E 18, the brass butt cap with steel lanyard ring, 38cm long.

A GREAT WAR PAIR OF MEDALS TO PRIVATE G. SWEETMAN, ARMY SERVICE CORPS comprising the British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (both 32-SR-04227 Pte. G. Sweetman. A.S.C.), officially impressed, bar-mounted for wearing; together with a quantity of badges and other items, including an enamelled silver Gordon Highlanders sweetheart pin badge; Wiltshire Regiment pin badge; Royal Army Ordnance Corps pin badge; Royal Army Service Corps pin badge; Royal Engineers pin badge; Royal Engineers tie pin; and a 5th Light Horse Regiment (Australian Imperial Force) Christmas card, 1918.

A GREAT WAR PAIR OF MEDALS TO PRIVATE G. SWEETMAN, ARMY SERVICE CORPS comprising the British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (both 32-SR-04227 Pte. G. Sweetman. A.S.C.), officially impressed, bar-mounted for wearing; together with a quantity of badges and other items, including an enamelled silver Gordon Highlanders sweetheart pin badge; Wiltshire Regiment pin badge; Royal Army Ordnance Corps pin badge; Royal Army Service Corps pin badge; Royal Engineers pin badge; Royal Engineers tie pin; and a 5th Light Horse Regiment (Australian Imperial Force) Christmas card, 1918.

A Prussian model 1850 cavalry pistol, the 20cm sighted steel barrel with holster ring at the muzzle, with Prussian Ordnance marks and stamped 1851, the lock plate stamped with a crown over SULH V.C.S., the hinged cap guard and all metal mounts stamped with Prussian Ordnance marks, with brass fore-end tip, trigger guard with finger rest and stamped U.9.4.E 18, the brass butt cap with steel lanyard ring, 38cm long.

Ordnance survey and Bartholomews maps

Ordnance survey maps etc.

A 19th century English Cavalry sword, blade stamped "EFD", with crown 52 and letter E beneath and other ordnance marks.

Collection of Second World War R.A.F. Officer's love letters and lot of War Office Ordnance Survey maps of England

Large collection of First World War and later British Military cap and collar badges including Army Ordnance Corps and Army Medical Corps (approximately 50) and various buttons

Collection of Second World War R.A.F. Officer's love letters and lot of War Office Ordnance Survey maps of England

Large collection of First World War and later British Military cap and collar badges including Army Ordnance Corps and Army Medical Corps (approximately 50) and various buttons

A 19th century English Cavalry sword, blade stamped "EFD", with crown 52 and letter E beneath and other ordnance marks.

A FINE FRENCH BRONZE MOUNTAIN HOWITZER," L`ACCUEIL", OBUSIER DE 12CM VALÉE, MODÈLE 1828, STRASBOURG, DATED 23 FEV. 1850, ON ITS ORIGINAL CARRIAGE with smooth-bore barrel cast with raised flat muzzle ring and base ring each grooved for sighting, cast with the individual name of the gun, "L`Accueil", on a stippled scroll towards the muzzle, with foundry mark between the trunnions, a cursive "C", the ends of the trunnions marked with the weight "101K" and "No.2" respectively, with the motto of the Second Republic, "Liberte Egalite Fraternite" surmounting the cipher of the Republic towards the base, recessed broad vent field, the base ring cast with a pair of stippled panels, one marked "Strasbourg" and other "23 Fev. 1850", with button cascable, and in fine condition throughout : on its original regulation grey-painted wooden carriage, "modèle de montagne", for pack transport, with two-piece trail bedded for a quoin only and with no provision for fitting a limber pintle, with lightly cambered iron-shod spoked wheels, together with its original elevating quoin and combined brush staff and ramrod stamped with the calibre designation "12" (two pins for a cap-square and other small carriage mounts missing) 95 cm; 37½ in barrel This gun was intended to fire a 4kg. explosive round. The Système Valée was developed by Sylvian-Charles, comte Valée, as an improvement on the Gribeauval ordnance system and was adopted in 1828. Further examples, each also individually named, are preserved in the Musée de l`Armée, Paris. Surviving carriages are understandably rare; this example, constructed for the Mountain Howitzer and distinct from a field carriage, is possibly now unique. Though then obsolete, the present gun and its carriage were almost certainly a trophy of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870.

A RARE DECORATED BRONZE AXLE BOSS FOR A GUN CARRIAGE, FROM ORDNANCE TAKEN AT THE FALL OF SERINGAPATAM, MYSORE, LATE 18TH CENTURY of heavy tubular construction, cast in relief in the form of a snarling tiger`s head, with punched and engraved bubri detail, on a base of conventional lotus leaves, slotted for a linch pin, and in untouched patinated condition 11.2 cm; 4 ½ in high Provenance Robin Wigington, Stratford-upon-Avon For other examples, mounted on carriages and from the same collection, see Sotheby`s 25 May 2005, lots 28 and 29.

ORDNANCE SURVEY - Wales (part of), 4 sheets, nos. xxxvi/vii (pt. of Glamorgan), xli (pt. Camarthen) & xlii (pt. Brecknock & Monmouth), scale: one inch to mile, lithographed, folded & mounted on linen within cloth covers, opens to 64 x 95cms.; contained in original half morocco & marbled boards case, gilt-panelled spine. 1830-33.

MAP, SOUTH COAST OF ENGLAND. - [ORDNANCE SURVEY. Five sheets from the survey, covering the South Coast from Hinton and the Isle of Wight to Folkestone. One sheet dated `1 June 1810`, the others with the imprint excised]. Engraved folding maps (four sheets 645 x 935mm, one sheet 645 x 760mm), all folded and backed onto linen. (Some splits and browning.) All folding within a single contemporary slipcase (slipcase worn). Provenance: The Library Collection of the Late W. Leslie Weller MBE, DL, FSA.

Charles Smith (1768-1854) "A NEW MAP OF THE COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND DIVIDED INTO WARDS" c.1804 engraving with hand-colouring 61.5 x 51cms; 24 1/4 x 20in.; "NEWCASTLE ON TYNE ORDNANCE SURVEY" c.1868 engraving with hand-colouring 34.5 x 24cms; 13 1/2 x 9 1/2in.; together with two other antique maps of Northumberland, all unframed. (4)

Ordnance Survey Road Map of Newcastle upon Tyne... Scale: half-inch to one mile, printed boards, [n.d.; Plan of Newcastle upon Tyne 1945, wrappers, folding maps and tables, Newcastle upon Tyne, [1945], together with 7 other books and maps similar, and 4 boxed sets of the Northumberland Census 1841-1871 on CD (13).

A collection of brass ordnance shell-cases, various sizes and types, 4 in - .303 (17)

A vintage brown leather suitcase containing a collection of Ordnance Survey & road maps

National Grid Seventh Series Ordnance Survey - One-Inch Map Of Great Britain. Sheet 132 Coventry and Rugby, published 1954. Good.

National Grid Ordnance Survey - One-Inch Map Of England and Wales. Sheet 133 Northampton, published 1946. Good.

National Grid Seventh Series Ordnance Survey - One-Inch Map Of Great Britain. Sheet 145 Banbury, published 1953 Good.

National Grid Ordnance Survey - One-Inch Map Of Great Britain. Sheet 146 Buckingham, published 1946. Good.

National Grid Ordnance Survey - One-Inch Map Of Great Britain. Sheet 176 Exeter, Published 1946. Good.

National Grid Ordnance Survey - One-Inch Map Of Great Britain. Sheet 177 Taunton and Lyme Regis, published 1945. Good.

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

Reprint of the first edition of the one-inch Ordnance Survey of England and Wales, Bedford and Northampton. Sheet No.53

Assorted Ordnance Survey maps including 1940s National grid 1"" map.

Assorted Ordnance Survey maps including 1940s National grid 1"" map.

A collection of Ordnance Survey maps, 1940-60`s

Quantity of Vintage Road Maps, including Ordnance Survey Maps, Bartholomew`s Tourist Cyclist Maps, District Maps, eight Edward Stanford Maps for Dorking, Epsom, Biggin Hill, Rye House, Bletchley, Aylesbury etc

ORDNANCE SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN, QTY. OF (13) LINEN BACKED MAPS ENGRAVED BY BENJ.BAKER, PUBLISHED AT THE TOWER OF LONDON, IN `BOOK` BOXES VOLS. 1 AND 3 ORDNANCE SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN

BARTHOLEMEWS CONTOUR MOTORING MAP OF INDIA AND ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP OF ISLE OF ARRAN 1870