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A volume of the magazine `Chums`, bound; together with various postcards and photographs and an ordnance survey map of England and Wales, 1922.

A collection of Ordnance Survey Maps, etc.

MARLBOROUGH DUKE OF: (1650-1722) John Churchill. English Soldier and Statesman. D.S., Marlborough, one page, folio, Office of Ordnance, 24th December 1714. The manuscript document is addressed to Thomas Erle, Lieutenant General of His Majesty`s Ordnance, and states that it has been thought necessary `for the better expediteing his Matys. Service….that fifty qualifyd and able persons should be entertaind by this Office….to serve & provide Lighters and great and Small Boates at Woolwich to carry Guns, Carriages, Shot, and other Stores of Warr from thence to Tower Wharf, Deptford, Greenwich, Galleons, Longreach, Gravesend, Hope, Buoy of the Nore, Sheerness, Chatham or Elsewhere as Occassion shall require` and appointing Stephen Anthony and James Swift to the Office. Signed by Marlborough in dark ink at the conclusion. With blind embossed paper seal affixed (cracked). Some age wear at the folds (particularly evident to the central horizontal fold, just affecting the text) and minor areas of paper loss at the edges and corners, not affecting the text or signature. Neatly mounted, G

Wallis (James). Wallis’s New Pocket Edition of the English Counties or Travellers Companion in which are carefully laid down all the Direct & Cross Roads, Cities, Townes, Villages, Parks, Seats and Rivers, with a General Map of England i Wales, [1810], calligraphic title page, forty (of 42) engraved maps with orig. hand colouring (lacking Cheshire & Durham), occ. spotting throughout, partially disbound with several maps loose, upper board detached with pubs. label to upper board, contemp. half morocco, rubbed soiled and worn, 12mo, together with, Bacon (George W. pubs.), New Large Scale Ordnance Atlas of the British Isles with Plans of Towns....., n.d., [1883], 101 colour printed lithographic county, regional and town plan maps (complete as list), some marginal dust soiling, gutta percha perished, contents loose and shaken, contemp. cloth gilt, stained and bumped at extrems., folio, with another copy of the same, with two others similar. Sold as a colllection of maps not subject to return. (5)

Atlases etc. A mixed collection of eleven atlases and historical volumes. 18th & 19th century, including, Johnston (A.K.), Handy Royal Atlas of Modern Geography, 1868, thirty-one (of 45) engraved maps with orig. outline colouring. some spotting and staining throughout, some maps torn along central folds, some marginal finger soiling, a.e.g., contemp. half morocco gilt, rubbed, worn and frayed, folio, together with, Hughes (W. & Bartholmew J.), Black’s School Atlas of Modern and Ancient Geography, pub. Adam & Charles Black, Edinburgh, 1861, thirty-two (of 40) colour printed lithographic maps, some spotting and finger soiling throughout, upper board detached, lacking spine, contemp. half morocco, worn, rubbed and frayed, 4to, with, Bacon (George W. pubs.), New Large Scale Ordnance Atlas of the British Isles, n.d. c.1890, 102 lithographic colour printed maps, text block detached, some leaves loose, occ. closed tears, new end papers, orig. pubs. green cloth gilt, crudely rebacked, folio, together with another seven broken and incomplete vols. of historical interest, plus an illustrated but incomplete bible, c.1760, together with approx. 100 loose prints, engravings and maps, various sizes and condition. Sold as a collection of prints and maps, not subject to return. (a carton)

A collection of Ordnance Survey maps for Lymerick published by Coshma circa 1925

An Early 19th Century Flintlock Service Pistol, the 23cm steel barrel with Board of Ordnance marks, walnut stock with brass trigger guard and butt plate, with steel ramrod stirrup - ramrod missing, stock repaired; an Iron Cleaver, the top edge stamped with star motifs, and with slightly down curved handle. (2)

An Early 19th Century Flintlock Pocket Pistol, the 4cm turn-off steel barrel with Board of Ordnance marks, the box lock signed Nicholson, London, with slide safety and walnut slab butt.

An Early 19th Century Flintlock Military Musket by Henry Elwell, the 100.5cm steel barrel with Board of Ordnance marks, with signed lock plate, brass ramrod pipes, trigger guard, S scroll back plate and butt plate, with steel ramrod.

Two World War I Chilwell VC Bomb Factory badges and a Royal Ordnance Factory badge

A George V sterling silver masonry trowel, with engraved foliate decoration and inscribed "Presented by the Members and Hony. Members to Major G. M. Routh CBC DSO, RA, COO Ferozepore on the occasion of his laying the foundation stone of the Ordnance Institute Ferozepore, 26th June 1925", with a turned ebony handle and stamped "C & R Sterling Silver" to base

TWO SWISS MODEL 1842/52 LUZERN SHARPSHOOTER`S SHORTSWORDS with straight blades double-edged towards the points, stamped `a Brast a Aarau` at the fortes on one side, brass cross-pieces stamped with ordnance marks, horn grip-scales retained by three pairs of rivets with domed brass heads, and each in its scabbard 52cm; 20 1/2in blades (2)

A RARE .750 CALIBRE INDIA PATTERN FLINTLOCK MUSKET FOR THE 40TH REGIMENT OF FOOT, CIRCA 1800 with rebrowned sighted barrel stamped with Ordnance marks at the breech (worn, the breech patched) and later Armagh registration number `AR 5431`, regulation lock engraved `Tower` and with `GR` crowned (pitted), regulation full stock (bruising), regulation brass mounts, and contemporary steel ramrod 97.8cm; 38 ½in barrel The 40th (2nd Somersetshire) Regiment of Foot was formed in 1717 out of independent companies stationed in North America and the West Indies. In 1751 it was numbered the 40th Regiment of Foot and in 1782 took a county title as the 40th (2nd Somersetshire) Regiment of Foot. The 40th was part of the 6th Division at Waterloo. Under Major-General Sir John Lambert it fought in the centre of the allied line, near the farm of La Haye Sainte, prior to it being taken by the French only to recapture it soon after, a decisive turning point in the battle. The commander of the 40th, Major Heyland, was killed; of the 159 members of the regiment present 35 were killed.

A .650 CALIBRE 1859 PATTERN ENFIELD THREE-BAND PERCUSSION MUSKET FOR EXPORT TO INDIA, DATED 1864 with blued sighted barrel retained by three bands, stamped with Enfield and Government proof marks at the breech, dated lock engraved with `VR` crowned, `Enfield` and Ordnance marks, regulation stock with Ordnance stamp on the right of the butt, regulation brass mounts, and a pair of steel sling swivels, complete with its leather sling, steel ramrod and contemporary bayonet 99cm; 39in barrel (2)

A .650 CALIBRE 1859 PATTERN ENFIELD THREE-BAND PERCUSSION MUSKET FOR EXPORT TO INDIA, DATED 1864 with blued sighted barrel retained by three bands, stamped with Enfield and Government proof marks at the breech, dated lock engraved with `VR` crowned, `Enfield` and Ordnance marks, regulation stock, regulation brass mounts, and a pair of steel sling swivels, complete with its leather sling, steel ramrod and contemporary bayonet 99cm; 39in barrel (2)

A .650 CALIBRE 1859 PATTERN ENFIELD THREE-BAND PERCUSSION MUSKET FOR EXPORT TO INDIA, DATED 1864 with blued sighted barrel retained by three bands, stamped with Enfield and Government proof marks at the breech, dated lock engraved with `VR` crowned, `Enfield` and Ordnance marks, regulation stock with traces of Ordnance stamp on the right of the butt, regulation brass mounts, and a pair of steel sling swivels, complete with its leather sling, steel ramrod and contemporary bayonet 99cm; 39in barrel (2)

A .650 CALIBRE 1859 PATTERN ENFIELD THREE-BAND PERCUSSION MUSKET FOR EXPORT TO INDIA, DATED 1864 with blued sighted barrel retained by three bands, stamped with Enfield and Government proof marks at the breech, dated lock engraved with `VR` crowned, `Enfield` and Ordnance marks, regulation stock with traces of a number on the right of the butt, regulation brass mounts, and a pair of steel sling swivels, complete with its leather sling, steel ramrod and contemporary bayonet 99cm; 39in barrel (2)

A .650 CALIBRE 1859 PATTERN ENFIELD THREE-BAND PERCUSSION MUSKET FOR EXPORT TO INDIA, DATED 1864 with blued sighted barrel retained by three bands, stamped with Enfield and Government proof marks at the breech, dated lock engraved with `VR` crowned, `Enfield` and Ordnance marks, regulation stock with Ordnance stamp on the right of the butt, regulation brass mounts, and a pair of steel sling swivels, complete with its leather sling, steel ramrod and contemporary bayonet 99cm; 39in barrel (2)

A .650 CALIBRE 1859 PATTERN ENFIELD THREE-BAND PERCUSSION MUSKET FOR EXPORT TO INDIA, DATED 1864 with blued sighted barrel retained by three bands, stamped with Enfield and Government proof marks at the breech, dated lock engraved with `VR` crowned, `Enfield` and Ordnance marks, regulation stock with Ordnance stamp on the right of the butt, regulation brass mounts, and a pair of steel sling swivels, complete with its leather sling, steel ramrod and contemporary bayonet 99cm; 39in barrel (2)

A group of four WWI medals, including the British War Medal, the 1914-15 star, the Victory Medal and the Army Meritarious Service Medal, with third type ribbon, awarded to 01328 Corporal C. Gibson of the Army Ordnance Corps, all with ribbons.

An Elizabeth II General Service Medal, with Cyprus bar, awarded to 23366107 Private A Oliver Royal Army Ordnance Corps, with ribbon; together with A Campaign Service medal, with Northern Ireland bar, awarded to 24531080 Private JS Stubbs Light Infantry, with ribbon. (2)

A good late 19th century surgeon`s folding leather pocket case by C Wright & Co, 108 New Bond Street, London, the two section folded leather case with two concealed pockets and a good quantity of surgical instruments including a gum lancet and tenaculum, dressing forceps, crooked scissors, silver probes etc, the outer case marked with the Royal Ordnance broad arrow. This lot is accompanied with the official list of contents with handwritten amendments as issued from Government Medical Stores, Madras to Brigade Surgeon Charles Sibthorpe (1847-1906) (Illustrated).

A good 19th century nickel plated open face 1-hundredth second timer by Charles Frodsham, three quarter plate movement with similar escapement, small three armed balance wound by a fixed key on back, the outer ring of the silvered dial calibrated for sweep seconds, with a single subsidiary dial indicating 1-hundredth seconds, signed Cha Frodsham, 27 South Molton Street, London, no.09732, the case back marked with The Ordnance broad arrow, diameter 64mm (over wound and currently not functioning) (Illustrated).

British Military Cap Badges, a small good quality selection including Victorian Black Watch, Essex and Suffolk, Bedfordshire, Suffolk (all brass), Tank Corps, Norfolk Regiment first pattern (requires straightening), RNLI, 11th 17th (1908) and 19th London Regiment, Border Regiment OSD (lugs), The Halifax Rifles (Canada), Ordnance Corps (shield), together with a single QVC collar 13th Hussars, good overall condition (26) £70-100

Three: Corporal E. Thompson, Army Ordnance Corps, late Ordnance Store Corps Ashanti Star 1896, unnamed as issued; Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 2 clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State (2343 Serjt., A.O.C.); King’s South Africa 1901-02, 2 clasps (2343 Corpl., A.O.C.) contact marks and edge bruising, generally very fine and better, scarce (3) £500-600 Edwin Thomas Thompson was born in Woolwich, Kent. A Smith by occupation, he attested for the Ordnance Store Corps at Woolwich on 8 September 1886, aged 19 years, 8 months. Promoted to 2nd Corporal in November 1895, he served on the West Coast of Africa, November 1895-March 1896 and saw service in the Ashanti Expedition of 1895-96. In April 1896 he was transferred to the Army Ordnance Corps and was promoted to Corporal in January 1899 and to Serjeant in March 1900. With the A.O.C. he served in the Boer War, October 1899-April 1902. Returning to Home Service after the war, in October 1904 he was tried by District Court Martial at Spite Island, Cork Harbour, for ‘an act to the prejudice of good order and military discipline’ and was sentenced to be reduced to the rank of Corporal. As such he was discharged to a pension at Haulbowline on 7 September 1907, on the termination of his second period of engagement. With copied service papers.

Six: Major L. W. J. Smith, Royal Army Ordnance Corps 1939-45 Star; France and Germany Star; Defence and War Medals; Coronation 1953, these unnamed; Army Emergency Reserve Decoration, E.II.R., reverse officially dated, ‘1958’ and additionally inscribed, ‘Major L. W. J. Smith 233686 R.A.O.C.’, good very fine and better (6) £100-140

Three: Corporal S. H. A. Piller, Army Ordnance Corps 1914 Star, with copy clasp (S-7212 Pte., A.O.C.) surname spelt ‘Pillar’ on this medal; British War and Victory Medals (S-7212 T.2.Cpl., A.O.C.) very fine (3) £60-80 Samuel Henry Albert Piller enlisted in May 1912 and served in France and Flanders with the B.E.F. from 11 August 1914. Sold with copy m.i.c. which shows entitlement to Silver War Badge (due to sickness, 9 November 1919.

South Africa 1877-79, 1 clasp, 1879 (1206 Pte. C. J. Cooper, O.B. A.S.C.) nearly extremely fine £350-400 Private C. J. Cooper served in the Zulu War in the Ordnance Branch of the Army Service Corps. He was still serving in South Africa in 1881 when the medal roll was signed. With copied roll extracts.

‡ Second World War and Imperial Service Medal Group awarded to Corporal Albert Cook, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Light Aid Detachment, late Army Ordnance Corps, attached as a mechanic to 9th Battalion King’s Royal Rifle Corps, Five: 1939-45 and Africa Stars, Defence and War Medals, all unnamed as issued, Imperial Service Medal, Elizabeth II (Albert Cook); together with Life Guard Corps Medal (A. Cook July 1936) and bronze Tiverton Swimming Club medal (A. Cook 1934), and two related cap badges, Second World War Medals in forwarding box with slip, I.S.M. in Spink & Son case of issue, the Life Guard Corps medal also cased, generally extremely fine (7)

Ordnance Survey Maps, Observer books, other books, (2 cartons).

A Military Tortoiseshell Round Brooch "Army Ordnance Corps", another similar brooch and a small quantity of various military boxing medals, cigarette box holders, medals, buttons, etc.

A Quantity of Various Military Cap Badges, etc., including Canadian Ordnance Corps, etc.

JOHN TAYLOR: THE ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO SHEFFIELD AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICT ….., 1879, orig blind stpd cl gt, slightly worn, inner jnts split; + G W BACON: BACON’S COUNTY GUIDE AND MAP OF YORKSHIRE FROM THE ORDNANCE SURVEY, circa 1884, engrd col’d map, mounted on linen, orig blind stpd cl gt, ptd paper label to top bd, (2)

ORDNANCE SURVEY: GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF ENGLAND AND WALES, 3 col’d Maps, 1957, reprints, SHREWSBURY, SIDMOUTH and BRIDPORT (3)

INDIAN MUTINY MEDAL (soldered ring to obverse above Victoria head, and suspension lacking) named to `Sapper John Taylor, Royal Engrs`, and his Second China War Medal (obverse with brooch marks, suspension lacking) `Sapper John Taylor. 23rd C. Royal Engrs.`, 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star and Africa Star, various small badges and objects, two WWII Ordnance Survey maps, and a period wall mounting medicine cabinet

Two boxes of vintage maps including Ordnance survey

A reprint Ordnance Survey map of Kendal and an early 20th century cloth backed Ordnance Survey map of Kirkby Lonsdale

8 large buttons:officers Vic Ordnance, Commissariat & Transport, Turkish Contingent, R Dock Yard Bn, ASC, WIV and Ed VII Medical Staff, ORs Mil Train. GC

A good French gladius type sidearm, hollow ground, shallow diamond section swollen blade 19”, with “Talabot FS 1832 Paris” on one side at forte and clear ordnance stamps on the other, regulation solid brass hilt with ribbed grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. In unusually good condition for this type of sidearm. Plate 11

An 11mm Egyptian contract Remington rolling block SS rifle, 50” overall, barrel 35” with bayonet lug at muzzle and with ladder rearsight (slide missing), the frame tang stamped with Remington address and patent dates, walnut fullstock, the butt with indistinct ordnance stamp, with regulation steel mounts, sling swivels, steel cleaning rod, and a leather sling. GWO & basically GC (worn overall with light to moderate pitting)

A Highland Regiment Staff Sergeant’s Mark II broadsword, claymore blade 32½”, marked Mole at forte with various Ordnance stamps and date (19)00, regulation pierced basket hilt, wirebound fishskin grip, crimson tassels. GC (dark rust patina overall, surface rust to basket)

Gloucestershire. Ordnance survey, Edward Stanford, pubs., 1884, electrotype with orig. outline colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, slight marginal soiling, 1080 x 1140mm, marbled end papers, contained in contemp. morocco gilt slip case, plus other miscellaneous books, including heraldry (a carton)

A Great War trio to 4516 Sjt G.J. Hunt East African Ordnance Department, 1914-15 Star, BWM and Victory Medal.

Anderson (Captain T.C.). Ubique: War Services of all the Officers of H.M.’S Bengal Army, Exhibiting the Rank and Various Services of Every Officer in the Army... Also Containing the Order of the Victoria Cross..., Calcutta, [1863], one or two light spots, original blindstamped cloth, light wear to spine, faded, 8vo. Provenance: Lieut. J. Buckley V.C. (signature to title). Lieutenant John Buckley (1813-1876) was awarded the Victoria Cross ‘For Gallant defence of the magazine at Delhi’. During the 1857 Indian Mutiny, Buckley and eight other soldiers defended the Delhi magazine (munitions store). Vastly outnumbered, he decided to blow up the building (and themselves) rather than let the ammunition fall into the mutineers hands, miraculously surviving along with three others. Upon capture, he learnt his entire family had been killed by the rebels, and no longer caring for his own life, later escaped and volunteered for all manner of dangerous missions. He returned to England in 1858, and was awarded the VC from the Queen. A blue commemorative plaque is sited at the Travellers Call, Stalybridge and his Victoria Cross is at the Royal Army Ordnance Corps Museum, Camberley. (1)

Bartholomew (John). The Imperial Map of England & Wales According to the Ordnance Survey, with the Latest Additions Shewing clearly every Feature of the Country, Railways and their Stations, Roads, Canals, Rivers, Gentlemen’s Seats &c. &c., pub. A. Fullerton & Co., [c.1866], seventeen lithographic maps inc. calligraphic title page, index bound in at rear, very lightly toned, new end papers, a.e.g., modern qtr. morocco gilt, large folio (1)

*Dartmouth.. Collins (Greenville Capt.), Dartmouth, To the Right Honorable George Lord Dartmouth, Mr. Generall of his Majesty’s Ordnance &c., n.d., c.1700, hand coloured sea chart, decorative cartouche and mileage scale, inset map of Tarr Bay and three horizon profiles, 450 x 565mm, mounted, framed and glazed (1)

Folding maps. Buxey (George pub.), Buxey’s New Map of Southampton from the Ordnance and Special Surveys, n.d., c.1880, engraved map with orig. colour, folded and laid on linen, 780 x 745mm, orig. green cloth gilt boards, together with, Kelly (Thomas), Kelly’s Map of Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead, n.d., c.1880, engraved b & w map, sectionalised and laid on linen, 610 x 740mm, orig. cloth boards, worn and faded, with, Ordnance Survey (pubs.), Ordnance Survey of the Isle of Wight and Part of Hampshire, 1872, uncoloured electrotype map, railways highlighted in ink, sectionalised and laid on linen, 630 x 960mm, cloth end papers, housed in orig. red cloth slip case with pubs. printed label to upper board, slight wear to extrems., plus, Letts Son & Steer (pubs.), Ordnance survey map of southern Hampshire, 1810 [but later impression], engraved map with orig. outline colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, 625 x 695mm, with three others similar (7)

Folding maps. Cruchley (G.F. pubs.), From the Ordnance Map of the Country round London, n.d., c.1880, folding engraved map with original outline colouring, laid on linen, 700 x 1070mm, marbled end paper, orig. cloth boards with pubs. printed label to upper board, together with, Faden (William pubs.), Spain & Portugal reduced fron Jasr. Nantiat’s Map in Four sheets, 1812, engraved map with original outline colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, 545 x 790mm, orig. printed label to verso, contained in contemp. marbled slip case with pubs. printed label to upper board, with, Johnston (W. & A. K. pubs), Johnston’s Atlas of the War, 1855, six folding lithographic folding maps of the Crimean campaign (complete) occ. short closed tears to old folds, all surrounded by printed paper chemise, each map approx. 480 x 650mm, contained in orig. red cloth gilt slip case, rubbed and worn, with one other similar (4)

Ordnance Survey. Somerset, Wiltshire & Middlesex, n.d. c.1830, three uncoloured engraved folding maps, sectionalised and laid on linen, each approx. 600 x 740mm, waxed paper chemise with miniature hand coloured index maps laid onto outer cover, contained in contemp. diced calf gilt solander box. a little rubbed at extrems. (1)

Ordnance Survey. Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Surrey, Sussex and Kent, n.d., c.1830, six uncoloured engraved folding maps, sectionalised and laid on linen, each approx. 600 x 900mm, waxed paper chemise with miniature hand coloured index map laid on to outer cover, contained in contemp. diced calf gilt solander box, a little rubbed and bumped at extrems., together with two further loose Ordnance survey sheets of Hertfordshire and Huntingdonshire (3)

Wales. Cruchley (George Frederick), Cruchley’s Reduced Ordnance Map of England and Wales, Engraved on sixty-five sheets and planned on a Scale of two miles to an inch, sheets 16, 17, 22 - 24, 29, 30, 35, 36, 41 & 42 (only), eleven in total, n.d. c.1845, eleven engraved maps with original outline colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, each approx. 530 x 670mm, marbled end papers with engraved outline map, in identical orig. blue cloth gilt, bumped at extrems. and a little faded, together with, Bacon (G.W & Co. Ltd. pubs.), Bacon’s New Survey Map of the Counties of Somerset, Dorset and Parts of Wiltshire..., n.d.. c.1900, colour printed map, sectionalised and laid on linen, 850 x 1130mm, marbled end papers, orig. cloth gilt, faded, spine frayed. The eleven maps by Cruchley comprise the whole of Wales. (12)

Wiltshire. A Map of the Parish of Purton in the County of Wilts., Finished in the Year of our Lord 1744, red & black ink on paper, laid on linen, ornate cartouche, mileage scale and table of explanation of the named houses, simple compass rose, some later pencil annotations, some dust soiling and staining, occ. closed tears and one small hole to image, mounted on later turned and stained wooden batons, 920 x 1670mm, an unusually large and detailed plan, together with, Ordnance Survey (pubs.), Map of South Gloucestershire and part of North Wiltshire, 1817 [but later]engraved map with orig. outline colouring, on six sheets conjoined, laid on linen, image size 1510 x 1350mm, mounted with contemp. turned stained baton at base, with circular brass ring and toggle to facilitate unrolling, the whole on a spring loaded brass roller attached to flat wooden baton for wall mounting. The Parish map of Purton shows the property of Neville Maskelyne, the astronomer royal, who is buried in Purton churchyard. (2)

Yorkshire. Bacon (G.W. & Co. Ltd.), Bacon’s Excelsior Map of Yorkshire and parts of Adjoining Counties, n.d. c. 1902, colour printed folding map, sectionalised and laid on linen, inset geological map of Yorkshire, elaborate strapwork cartouche, marbled end papers, 900 x 1130mm, contemp. blind stamped morocco gilt boards, rubbed at extrems., together with, Gaskarth (Henry pubs.), Plan of the City of Bradford as extended and adjoining Districts, n.d., c.1900, colour printed folding litho. map, sectionalised and laid on linen, 740 x 860mm, marbled end papers, ink ownership to front paste down, contemp. morocco gilt, bumped at extrems., with, Smith (W.H. pubs.), Environs of Leeds, Reduced Ordnance Survey, n.d., c.1920, colour printed folding map, laid on linen, 360 x 470mm, contemp. cloth with printers label to upper board, stained, with one other similar (4)

Three boxes of assorted LP`s, Ordnance Survey Maps etc

A large quantity of British and Continental ordnance survey maps

Eighteen various 19th century Ordnance Estate maps, mostly relating to the Severn Valley

A Large Quantity of ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS, War Office, 1914-1918 France & Belgium, Mediterranean, Egypt 1937, Libya, Syria, Sudan etc. Britain, 1940. 694. A Small Quantity of loose Postcards, mainly British views, South/ West Coast. plus `Up and DownThe Thames`, Victoria Steamboat Association. 1893. Plus other souvenir guides.

A DUTCH ORDNANCE HEMBRUG SHORT SWORD having plain tapered blade, stamped B with crown and W, black finished hand grip with screw end fitting, 57cm overall

Ordnance Survey. Ordnance Survey Atlas of England & Wales, scale quarter inch to the mile, Southampton: Ordnance Survey, 1922, folio, 39 x 36cm, complete with 24 double-folio linen backed maps; together with various other Ordnance Survey items

Cruchley (G.F.) `Cruchley`s Reduced Ordnance Maps - Yorkshire`, nd [?1860], 8 hand-coloured folding maps, sheets 43, 44, 45, 48, 49, 50, 53 & 54, each approx 530mm x 656mm, contemporary sheep slipcase (worn)