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Cruchley (G.F.) Ordnance Survey of the Country Thirty Miles Round London, nd., hand-coloured linen-backed folding map, 32 sections, overall 1110mm x 1385mm, original cloth boards

Stanford (Edward) Environs of London (Geological), 1895, hand-coloured, linen-backed folding map, original slipcase; Ordnance Survey, Geological map of Wigan, 1860, hand-coloured, linen-backed folding map, cloth; Geikie (Archibald), Map Showing the Surface Geology of Ireland .., nd, colour linen-backed folding map, school library stamps, original cloth; with a quantity of others (qty)

A large quantity of WW2 period Ordnance Survey War Office maps (one box)

An early 20th Century brass paraffin lamp with opaque and clear glass spherical shade, a continental ceramic model of a rainbow trout, a cased set of six fish knives and forks and an ordnance survey map of Bedfordshire

A selection of early 20th century cloth backed Ordnance Survey maps

Six boxes of mixed vintage Ordnance Survey maps etc

A box of mixed vintage maps including early 20th century safety cycling map of England (Gall & Inglis) BMC road maps, Ordnance Survey etc

A box containing Vintage Ordnance survey maps, 1" (red covers)

A selection of Ordnance Survey quarter inch sheets

A selection of Ordnance Survey maps including Outdoor leisure, Explorer, Landranger and 1:50000 first series

Box of Ordnance Survey and road maps inc Bartholomews, Welmsley and a map on linen of Madras and Madras states circa 1920`s.

A cased set of Limited Edition Bi-centennial Ordnance Survey maps 1991, c.Seventh series - 1"scale.

Three: 1914-15 STAR (W-5678 DVR.R.Kershaw, Royal Fleet Auxillary), VICTORY MEDAL (016329 Pte.J.Kershaw, Army Ordnance Corps) IMPERIAL SERVICE ORDER (James William Kershaw)

Hand coloured printed map of the proposed divisions in Gloucestershire, a similar one of Cheltenham and another Ordnance Survey highlighted map of Cheltenham together with Limited edition colour print After Maurice Bishop "Moonlit Arrival at Dunster", signed

Quantity of hardback books, ordnance survey maps, etc (4 boxes)

BBRI Three maps of Great Britain Ordnance Survey Map of England & Scotland 1921; with Daily Express Road Book and Gazetteer of Great Britian c.late 1940s; with Odhams New Road Atlas of Great Britain 1958 (3)

Ordnance Survey. Devon separate engraved title sheet The Second Part of the General Survey of England and Wales Containing the whole of Devon And a portion of the adjoining Counties Done by the Surveyors of His Majesty`s Ordnance under the Direction of Lt. Col. Mudge of the Royal Artillery F.R.S. engraved map on 8 sheets unjoined each sheet c.625 x 950mm. engraved title 405 x 610mm. all dissected and linen-backed each edged in dark blue silk section labels pasted on versos occasional very faint browning or spotting folding into full red morocco book-style slipcase gilt-tooled a.e.g. edges worn spine slightly sunned folio 1809.

Ordnance Survey.- Mudge (Lt. Col. William) Ordnance Survey of Great Britain Part the IVth containing nearly the whole of Dorsetshire With Portions of the adjoining counties sheets XV-XVIII engraved map in 4 sheets unjoined each c.655 x 805mm. very soft rolling creases stitched in original buff wrappers with printed title label and small index map pasted to upper cover surface dust and edges frayed large oblong folio The Tower 1811.

BENG A large mixed group of maps of the U.K. including editions of Bartholomew`s Half-Inch to Mile Map of England & Wales with editions of Ordnance Survey New Popular Edition One-Inch Maps of England & Wales with c. 25 maps issued by the War Office including an R.A.F. Mercator Navigation Chart folding maps some printed on linen-backed reinforced paper some with printed colouring v.s. some creasing adjacent wear to folds and tearing surface dirt browning damp staining some edges frayed with tears 20th century (c. 75).

Ordnance Survey.- Mudge (Lt. Col. William) Ordnance Survey of Great Britain Part the 1st containing the county of Essex With Portions of Suffolk Cambridgeshire Hertfordshire Surrey Kent and Middlesex sheets I II XLVII and XLVIII engraved map in 4 sheets unjoined each c.640 x 935mm. a few soft rolling creases stitched in original buff wrappers with printed title label and small index map pasted to upper cover surface dust and edges frayed large oblong folio The Tower 1805.

Ordnance Survey.- Mudge (Lt. Col. William) Ordnance Survey of Great Britain Part the VIIIth containing the greater part of Kent With Portions of Surrey and Sussex sheets III and VI engraved map in 2 sheets unjoined each c.660 x 960mm. minor handling creases slight surface dust and dampstaining stitched in original buff wrappers with printed title label and small index map pasted to upper cover large oblong folio The Tower 1819.

Ordnance Survey.- Mudge (Lt. Col. William) Ordnance Survey of Great Britain Part the VIth containing nearly the whole of Surrey With Portions of Hampshire Wiltshire Berkshire Middlesex and Sussex sheets VIII and XII engraved map in 2 sheets unjoined each c.655 x 960mm. very soft rolling creases slight surface dust stitched in original buff wrappers with printed title label and small index map pasted to upper cover large oblong folio The Tower 1816.

Ordnance Survey.- Mudge (Lt. Col. William) Ordnance Survey of Great Britain Part the Vth containing nearly the whole of Sussex With Portions of Kent and Hampshire including The Isle of Wight sheets IV V IX X XI engraved map in 5 sheets unjoined each c.665 x 955mm. very soft rolling creases stitched in original buff wrappers with printed title label and small index map pasted to upper cover slight surface dirt on lower cover large oblong folio The Tower 1810-16.

Ordnance Survey.- Mudge (Lt. Col. William) Ordnance Survey of Great Britain Part the IXth containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire With Portions of Cardiganshire and Caermarthenshire and the Island of Lundy sheets XXVIII XXXVIII-XL and LVIII engraved map in 5 sheets unjoined each c.665 x 955mm. tminor handling creases slight surface dirt stitched in original buff wrappers with printed title label and small index map pasted to upper cover surface dust and edges frayed large oblong folio The Tower 1818-20.

Ordnance Survey.- Mudge (Lt. Col. William) Ordnance Survey of Great Britain Part the VIIth containing the central part of Wiltshire A Portion of Somersetshire and the remaining Part of Hampshire sheets XIV and XIX engraved map in 2 sheets unjoined each c.655 x 805mm. slight surface dust stitched in original buff wrappers with printed title label and small index map pasted to upper cover large oblong folio The Tower 1817.

McDonald (Sgt James) Ordnance Survey of Jerusalem a group of ten photographs from the series comprising Eastern View of the Platform from the Golden Gate a 3-part panorama overall 17 x 67 cm Wall South of Wailing Place North Wall at Pool of Bethesda Part of Western Wall near Bab-al-Hadid Entrance to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre Window in the South Face of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre Church of the Holy Sepulchre (unmounted) the Zion Gate the Village of Siloam and Tomb of David albumen prints on original mounts with titles and credits the last two listed on one sheet average 18 x 24 cm arched tops 1865 (10)

Various Ordnance Survey maps

Britains 17571 Federal Ordnance Wagon 1863, four mules, driver and covered wagon, boxed, E

A 1950`s Korean War era Officer`s Dress peaked Cap with gold button peak, leather chin strap and Royal army Ordnance Corps cad badge and cap buttons depicting the cannon balls above three cannons with the inscription Sua Tela Tonanti ``To the Warrior his arm

Three WWII (1940) Ordnance survey maps of Walford,Reading to Newbury, and Windsor, plus four posters, and rugby and football magazines

FIVE ASSORTED BADGES INCL. ARMY ORDNANCE, BLACK WATCH SILVER MARQUISATE, ARRAS, ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS

Boundary Commission. A collection of approx. 150 town plans, pub. Ordnance Survey, 1868, zincographs with orig. outline colouring, each map with a page of descriptive text, each sheet approx. 365 x 255mm, contained in large modern portfolio. The survey was carried out by Capt. R.M.Parsons and Col. Sir H. Jones of the Royal Engineers. (approx.150)

Dugdale (Thomas, assisted by William Burnett). Curiosities of Great Britain, England & Wales Delineated, Historical, Entertaining & Commercial, Alphabetically Arranged, vols. IV & V (only), n.d., c.1860, dec. eng. title page to each vol., thirty b & w engraved plates and fourteen engraved county maps with orig. hand colouring, contemp. cloth gilt, rubbed and frayed at extrems., large 8vo, together with, a mixed collection of approx. ninety maps, including, folding ordnance survey maps, town plans by Basire, Dawson, James, De Fer and Lewis, and general maps by Tallis, Marian, Munster and Fullarton, various sizes and condition. (approx.90)

A Collection of Militaria and Ephemera, relating to 5662368 Anthony Richard Williams, including brass buttons, badges, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Service and Pay Books, Certificates of Service, Release Book, photographs, letters and postcards, canvas sewing kit rolls etc. He was born in 1901 and enlisted into the Army, joining the Somerset Light Infantry in 1918, where he served for a total of twelve years, being discharged in 1930. He rejoined in 1931 with the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, and later transferred to REME.

A Late 18th Century Flintlock Musket, the 98cm steel barrel octagonal at the breech and with Board of Ordnance marks, the steel lock plate stamped JURDISON, walnut half stock with horn fore-end tip, steel trigger guard and butt plate.

A 19th Century Snider Conversion Musket, the 74.5cm steel barrel with Board of Ordnance marks, with hinged ladder sight, the lock plate engraved with foliage and signed W.M.& Co., the walnut two band stock with chequered grip and fore-end, with steel sling swivels

VANE HENRY: (1613-1662) The Younger. English Statesman during the English Civil War. Vane was tried for High Treason and executed on Tower Hill. D.S., H. Vane, one page, folio, n.p., 19th January 1643. The manuscript document was issued following an ordnance by Parliament ‘for the raysing of money for the better enabling of our Brethren of Scotland for our assistance & defence in this Common cause of our religion & Liberty…it is….ordained that the Committee of Parliament & Citty of London appointed for this service, shall have power to name in each County three or more persons of rank & integrity’ and nominating the Mayor and Sheriffs of Norwich, the Mayor of Lynn, the Bailiffs of Yarmouth ‘to put the said Ordnance in execution in the County of Norfolke’. Signed by Vane at the foot and countersigned by five others including William Spurstowe (c.1605-1666) English Clergyman, a member of the Westminster Assembly and Oliver St. John (c.1598-1673) English Statesman and Judge. With blank integral leaf. Some very light overall age toning, otherwise VG

SCARLETT JAMES YORKE: (1799-1871) British General, a hero of the Crimean War. Scarlett led the charge of the Heavy Brigade at Balaclava. A.L.S., J. Yorke Scarlett, with rank beneath, three pages, 8vo, Crimea, 26th September 1855, to Sir Hew Ross. Scarlett announces `I am very anxious to submit to your notice the name of First Lieutenant Frederick Lyon of the Royal Artillery as a candidate for the Horse Artillery knowing him to be a clever & splendid young man & one who would I think be a credit to that beautiful branch of your service.` The General continues `You will be happy to hear that the Horse Artillery attached (to) our Cavalry are looking very well & do us great credit though we have not had an opportunity of bringing them into action this summer except a few shots fired by the C Troop on the 16th at the enemy.` Scarlett continues to refer to other military matters and in concluding confesses to being jealous of a Troop of Horse Artillery being attached to the Infantry, `but I concluded the arrangement is all for the best & good of the service`. A letter of fine content. Attractively and professionally matted in deep red alongside a brief printed biography and an oval engraving of Captain Nolan. Framed and glazed (to both sides to show each page of the letter) in a silver coloured frame to an overall size of 15 x 17.5. VG Hew Dalrymple Ross (1779-1868) British Field Marshal, Lieutenant General of the Ordnance 1854-55 & Master Gunner, St. James`s Park 1864-68.

A mounted British Aerospace, Royal Ordnance 5" gun

JOHN OGILBY: BRITANNIA VOLUME THE FIRST OR AN ILLUSTRATION OF THE KINGDOM OF ENGLAND ….., facsimile edn, 1939, orig cl, gt, obl; + DAVID DYMOND AND EDWARD MARTIN (ed): AN HISTORICAL ATLAS OF SUFFOLK ….., 1999, 3r edn, orig card wraps, obl; + THE VILLAGE ATLAS THE GROWTH OF DERBYSHIRE, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE AND LEICESTERSHIRE 1834 – 1904, 1990, orig cl, gt, d/w; + RICHARD OLIVER: ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS A CONCISE GUIDE FOR HISTORIANS, 1994 reprint, orig card wraps; + PETER WADE – MARTINS (ed): AN HISTORICAL ATLAS OF NORFOLK, 1998, reprint, orig pict card wraps, obl; + J C BARRINGER (ed): FADEN’S MAP OF NORFOLK, orig ptd card wraps, obl; + YOLANDE HODSON: POPULAR MAPS ….., 1999, orig cl, gt, d/w; + J C BARRINGER (ed): BRYANT’S MAY OF NORFOLK IN 1826, 2000, reprint, orig ptd card wraps, obl; + RICHARD OLIVER AND ROGER HELLYER (ed): ORDNANCE SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN ENGLAND AND WALES ….., 2002, orig card wraps; + D P DYMOND (ed): HODKINSON’S MAP OF SUFFOLK IN 1783, 2003, orig ptd card wraps; + four others Ordnance Survey interest, (14)

A good quantity ORDNANCE SURVEY:, 25” to 1 Mile Maps, 1880’s onwards, 100+ Norfolk Sheets

ORDNANCE SURVEY: circa 45, 25” to 1 Mile Maps, Wisbech and Fenland Area Sheets

A box of maps including Ordnance Survey and a modern oil painting, woodland scene

A box of mixed Ordnance Shell Cases etc

GROOME, Francis H., edit, Ordnance Gazeteer of Scotland, a survey of Scottish Topography, new edition, pub William Mackenzie, blue decorative cloth 1892 (6)

Five early 1900`s Ordnance Survey District Edition Maps, including Newquay, Pwllheli, Cotswolds, Aldershot and Liverpool and Town Map of Gloucester (6)

An autograph album, with Notts County signatures from the 1970`s, a stamp album, Ordnance Survey map, World War II literature, postcards, etc.

Scotland The topographical, statistical and historical gazetteer of Scotland. Edinburgh: A. Fullarton, 1847. 8vo, 2 volumes, folding map, 15 engraved plates, modern half morocco gilt, foxing to plates, repairs to a few leaves; Groome, Francis H. Ordnance gazetteer of Scotland. London, [no date]. New edition, 8vo, 6 volumes, plates, original blue cloth gilt, rubbed, interiors clean; Anderson, William The Scottish nation. Edinburgh, 1863. 8vo, 3 volumes, frontispieces, plates, contemporary half calf gilt, rubbed at edges (11)

A George III mahogany cistern tube stick barometer George Adams, London, circa 1770 The rectangular brass vernier register (previously silvered) calibrated in inches with the usual observations and signed Made by G. Adams, Fleet Street, LONDON, Instrument Maker To His MAJESTY, above caddy moulded trunk with exposed tube and hemispherical cistern cover to the rounded base with level adjustment screw to underside, 98cm (3ft 2.5ins) high overall. George Adams was born circa 1704, he became free of the Clockmakers Company in 1754 and quickly established himself as one of the leading Instrument makers of the period being particularly well known for his globes and microscopes. In 1753 he advertised himself as `Instrument Maker to His Majest`ys Office of Ordnance` and subsequently was appointed Instrument Maker to the Prince of Wales later George III, several instruments made by Adams can now be seen in the George III collection at The Science Museum, London. George Adams died in 1772 leaving the business to his son also called George who also inherited the royal appointment. The current lot was probably made by George Adams senior towards the end of his career and according to the price list published in the 1769 second edition of his treatise would have cost £2-2s.

Two large ordnance survey maps of South East England & London, and the other of Brighton & Eastbourne

A 19th century lacquered brass Fortin type marine barometer with silver plates and vernier, trunk set with thermometer, the reservoir inscribed Not Portable and marked with the Royal Ordnance broad arrow, mounted on a mahogany plinth, overall height 103cm (Illustrated).

Ordnance Survey Maps: Ancient Britain (N&S); Britain in the Dark Ages (N&S); Monastic Britain (N&S) - all linenbacked.

10 cap/ glengarry badges, including Grenadier Gds, KOSB, R Berks, KRRC voided, WM Tanks, officers Ordnance, etc; 12 collars, including Leicester, Cheshire, Dorset, etc; a quantity of cloth trade badges, rank insignia and shoulder titles, and gilt embroidered similar, mostly KC. GC to VGC

3 CEF Corps cap badges: Machine Gun, maple leaf type (Charlton 45.1.9) and one collar, Ordnance (125.1.1) and one collar (no lugs) and Pay Corps (90.1.1); a bronze Machine Gun lapel (45.1.5.41); 2 other caps: 1922 patt Ordnance and one gilt collar, 1922 patt Army Service Corps. GC. (9)

A good Vic NCOs bamboo parade cane, of the Army Ordnance Corps, embossed WM top with corps badge and wreath within foliate scrolled panels, owner’s monogram “MC” on top; a simulated dark bamboo walking cane with weighted brass ball top, 35”; a horn handled leather riding crop, silver band HM I.R.C. London 1888, and a similar bamboo riding crop, band HM H & S London 1952. GC

A 6 shot 11mm CF French Ordnance Model 1873 DA revolver, number G70183, the frame engraved “Mre d’Armes St Etienne”, the barrel marked “S1878”. GWO & basically GC (cleaned overall, has been de-activated and subsequently returned to its original form) Plate 7

Leeds – Chapel Allerton – Ordnance Survey large scale (six inches to one mile) map produced by the Ordnance Survey 1851 showing the Chapel Allerton Area with estates marked in wash colour. Linen backed weakness in conjoined area and a little dusty but otherwise good. Approx 36x26ins.

Leeds – Chapel Allerton – Ordnance Survey large scale (six inches to one mile) map produced by the Ordnance Survey 1851 showing the Chapel Allerton Area with estates marked in wash colour. Linen backed a little dusty but generally good condition. Approx 70x28ins.

Durham – Monkwearmouth group of approx four large scale maps of Monkwearmouth including two early 20th c copies of original estate maps a ground rent reference plan for the Shore Estate and a 6in to 1mile ordnance survey map of the area. Note: sold as a collection not subject to return.

Miscellaneous ephemera good selection including a large qty of scrap books a selection of WWII Ordnance Survey Maps a small group of steel engraved prints a decorative pack of cards and two miniature books. Note: miscellaneous lot not subject to return.