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A collection of Ordnance Survey and other maps, including: The Cheviot Hills; Kielder Water & Forest; Perth & Alloa; Hexham and Haltwhistle; Travelling in Scandinavia: Holland and Northern Germany; Aberdeen City Plan; and others, one box.

A good .65" Tower New Land Pattern flintlock holster pistol of the 26th Hussars, 9" barrel with ordnance proofs and government sale mark, the lock marked with crown over "GR", "Tower" and ordnance inspector's mark, walnut fullstock bearing crowned "GR", government sale, and various inspector's marks, regulation pattern brass mounts, the trigger guard engraved with "H" over "26", and with swivel ramrod. VGWO & good clean condition. £900-1000

A 1913 pattern bayonet for the P14 rifle, the blade marked "1913/11-16/W" and ordnance inspector's marks, the pommel stamped "SA/147", in its scabbard. Basically GC (scabbard mounts rusted overall, rust patches to the hilt). £40-60

A 1907 pattern SMLE bayonet, by Wilkinson, with down curved quillon, the blade marked with crown over "1907", date "6 '10" and various ordnance inspector's marks, the pommel stamped with number "1354", in its scabbard £120-150

A good .65" East India Government percussion holster pistol, blued barrel 8" with front and rear sights, the breech with ordnance view and inspector's marks, the colour hardened lock bearing crown over broad arrow over "EIG", "Birmingham 1871", and inspector's mark, walnut fullstock with EIG Birmingham mark, plain brass mounts, and swivel ramrod. VGWO and unissued condition, the lock and barrel retaining all original finish. These pistols appeared on the market in the 1960s when a cache of them was discovered. £600-700

A good .56" Tower Long Sea Service flintlock pistol, the 12" barrel bearing ordnance proof marks, the lock marked with crown over "GR", "Tower", and ordnance inspector's mark, walnut fullstock bearing crowned "GR" (worn), and broad arrow over "BO", regulation pattern brass mounts, the butt cap stamped with rack number "42", with steel belt hook and brass tipped wooden ramrod. VGWO & near VGC £1000-1200

A 1907 pattern SMLE bayonet by Wilkinson, the blade marked with crown over "1907", dated "9.10", and various ordnance inspectors marks, in its scabbard. GC (dark patina overall). £80-100

A large WWI US Pioneers sidearm, single edged blade 14" marked "Plumb Phila 1917", "US" and ordnance bomb, in its brass mounted leather scabbard stamped "Ladew H.J.B". VGC £80-100

A large early 20th century 1921 linen backed survey map of Gloucestershire & Wiltshire printed and published by the Director General at the Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton. The map presenting a label for Edward Stanford Ltd, Cartographers to the King. Edition of 1921. Sheet LXXIV & Sheet XIX. housed on wall mounted roller fixing. Altogether measures approx. 277cm x 220cm.

A collection of books on Topography, Royalty, Art etc, together with printed ephemera to include theatre programmes and maps, to include an Ordnance Survey map of Northwich and Macclesfield, a W. H. Smith and Sons, 'Map of Environs of London', a Bartholomew's map of 'Cheshire', 'The Contour Road Book of England, Northern Edition' and others

TWO BOXES, A BASKET AND LOOSE HANDBAGS, WALKING STICKS, CLOCKS AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a black Radley handbag with dust bag, other handbags including Pavers, five modern walking sticks, a crutch and an umbrella, a brass figure of a rearing horse, a WMF plated tray in the form of an ivy leaf, a wooden cased mantel clock, carriage, anniversary and wall clocks, books including Commando comic book compendiums, a boxed Barling 'The Londoner' pipe, a Royal Army Ordnance Corps blazer badge, etc. (2 boxes + a basket + loose) (sd)

19th Century Ordnance Survey map of Avebury published in 1899, printed on paper and fabric mounted with wooden supports to top and bottom.

Collection of mixed ephemera, early 20th century onwards, to include antique invoices / receipts with postage stamps, ordnance survey maps, football programmes, motorists maps, photograph album, etc

COLLECTION OF ORDNANCE SURVEYS, BOOK OF MAPS ETC.

ORDNANCE SURVEY AND OTHER FOLDING MAPS, POSTCARDS AND SOME REGIONAL GUIDES

REGIONAL GUIDE BOOKS, ORDNANCE SURVEY AND OTHER FOLDING MAPS TOGETHER WITH MICHELIN GUIDES

Nottingham.- Ordnance Survey Office (publisher) Collection 8 geological maps on the environs of Nottingham, engravings with full hand-colouring, in various formats and sizes between 295 x 425 mm (11 5/8 x 16 5/8 in) and 595 x 885 mm (23 1/2 x 34 7/8 in), dissected and mounted on linen, each folding with red marbled endpanel and library stamp into later slipcase, label to spine reads 'Ordnance Survey/ Geological Map/ of Notts. 1850/ L96', 8vo, [mid-19th century]  

Government of Malta, specimen £1, Ordnance 1949, no serial number or signature, black SPECIMEN OVErPRINT and De La Rue seals, specimen number 27, pencil annotations in lower margin, uncirculated and very scarce BNB B120as, Pick 21s £300-£400 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

Government of Malta, specimen £5, Ordnance 1949, no serial number or signature, black SPECIMEN OVErPRINT and De La Rue seals, specimen number 34, pencil annotations in lower margin, uncirculated, very scarce BNB B121as, Pick 22s £300-£400 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

A mixed lot to include a collection of Ordnance Survey maps and various engravings Location:

Large amount of Ordnance Survey maps 

.577/450 MARTINI HENRY MKII RIFLE, LATE 19TH CENTURY the lock plate with crowned VR, crowned military issue arrow and stamped Enfield 1876 II, the 32 1/2" barrel with ordnance stamps, the sight with crowned E stamp, later engraved Arabic script to butt plateAdditional images now available. Action cocks and works. Wooden stick with wear commensurate with age and use. Arabic script also to leather strap.Part of a private collection of Militaria sourced from sources including dealers.

B.S.A. BREECH-LOADING CARBINE, LATE 19TH CENTURY the lock-plate stamped with crowned EIC, B.S.S. & M.Co. 1878 and crowned military issue arrow, the 18" rifled barrel with further ordnance marks, fitted with brass furnitureBore is pitted to tip, though clear. Additional images now available.

.577 SNIDER PATENT VOLUNTEER RIFLE, MID-19TH CENTURY the lock-plate unmarked, the breech stamped Snider Patent, the 28 1/4" barrel with ordnance stamps, with steel cleaning rod

ENFIELD PATTERN 1853 THREE-BAND PERCUSSION SERVICE RIFLE, MID-19TH CENTURY the lock-plate indistinctly stamped Enfield 1853 with two ordnance marks, the 38" barrel indisctinctly stamped, with brass furniture and steel cleaning rod

GROUP OF BRITISH ARMY CAP BADGES, Including two Army Pay Corps (one 1920-29), another, Medical Corps and Royal Corps of Signals and Royal Army Ordnance CorpsQty: 5

An Elizabeth II Gulf War Medal, with 16th January-28th February 1991 clasp, awarded to Private P. Hamblin of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps.

A George VI Territorial Efficiency Medal, awarded to 3655054 Private S. W. Miller Royal Army Ordnance Corps.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF POCKET MAPS TO INCLUDE A NUMBER OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS ETC

A 1914 Star trio, awarded to S-6071 Pte George Henry Downey of the Army Ordnance Corps. To include: a 1914 Star, British War Medal, and the Victory Medal. Notes: Pte Downey also served with the 3rd East Lancashire Regiment, using the service number 51505. George first entered the conflict on November 3rd 1914. He was a native of St Margaret’s, near Plumstead in Kent. His attestation papers state that he was 18 years and 2 months old upon joining the colours on November 7th 1907, and that he’d already seen service with the 3rd Kent Artillery Volunteers. The casualty form in his service papers state that he was admitted to hospital on July 19th 1915 for Shell Shock while serving in Gallipoli. He later went on to be admitted to hospital for Bronchitis twice, and for Enteric Fever, both while serving in Malta. Condition: generally good. Some minor signs of polishing to the medals, plus light contact marks from normal wear. Each of the ribbons is a later replacement.

A WW1 1915 Star trio, awarded to a Captain Michael Jordon of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps. To include: the 1915 Star, British War Medal, and Victory Medal. Notes: Captain Jordon initially enlisted as a Private in the Army Service Corps, with the service number M2-077707. He first disembarked for service in France on May 2nd 1915. The 1915 Star is officially impressed with his original name and service number, but for reasons unknown, the Corps have almost entirely erased. You can just faintly see the A and C of ASC. Interestingly, his return address on his MIC is in Wellington, New Zealand. Condition: generally very good. Minor toning to each medal, and limited signs of wear. The medals are loosely mounted on a card backing for display. The ribbons would appear to be original to the era.

A good selection of modern British and Colonial regimental embroidered patches / flashes. To include: Royal Military Police, Royal Army Veterinary Corps, Small Arms School Corps, Royal Army Dental Corps, Royal Corps of Army Music, Royal Army Catering Corps, Royal Ordnance Corps, Army Film and Photograph Unit, Recruitment and Training, Gibraltar Regiment, Bermuda Regiment, plus patches from Kenya, Sierra Leone, Brunei, and Cyprus. 59 patches total. Condition: very good. Most of the patches look to have never been worn, with all being in good clean condition. All are loosely mounted on paper backing with description labels (easily removable if desired).

A WW1 era, 1914 dated Sunday stick style walking cane, once used by Captain Ernest Stapley Heming Johnson (1880-1961) of the Honourable Artillery Company, The Army Ordnance Depot, and the Royal Army Ordnance Coops. The stick comprising of a bamboo shaft, with shaped wooden handle, and a brass collar with engraved monogram. The handle is inked with the name ‘E S H Johnson European War 1914’ The bamboo shaft is profusely marked with the names of locations where Ernest would have visited or been stationed during the conflict. These appear to have been scratched in the wood and then filled in with ink. Among the many place names mentioned are, Southampton (where he departed from), St Nazaire, Agincourt, Amiens, Dunkirk, Dieppe, Bethune, Ypres, and many others. At the top of the shaft is ‘H.A.C. 1st Batt’ For the Honourable Artillery Company 1st Battalion, A.O.D for the Army Ordnance Corps, and ‘B.E.F for the British Expeditionary Force. Notes: Ernest was born October 3rd 1880. He entered Clare College, Cambridge in 1899, and by Feb 1907 was practising as a solicitor. He first entered the conflict as a Private in the H.A.C using the service number 118, and he first disembarked for service in France on September 18th 1914. He was commissioned as a Temporary Lieutenant in the A.O.D on October 1916, and later became a Captain in the R.A.O.C. He is entitled to the 1914 Star with clasp, BWM, and the Victory Medal. Ernest died in October 1961 in Surrey. Approximately 82cm length. Condition: generally solid and sturdy. There is an old crack to the handle, which has a period repair consisting of a copper rivet through the wood (this is stable  Normal aged related wear and patina to the shaft, which is also complete with its original ferrule.

A good selection of modern and and some vintage embroidered British military patches, plus some European and Commonwealth examples. To include: Royal Army Ordnance Corps ammunition trade badge (1948-1959) other RAOC embroidered and bullion badges, Royal Logistic Corps bullion badges, Royal Navy bomb disposal badges and other RN patches, Royal Air Force bomb disposal squadron patches, a reproduction WW2 Home Guard bomb disposal badge, Algerian Police patch, Austrian Police patch, Australian police and army patches, Canadian army technician qualification badges, Royal Canadian Navy diving qualification badges, and a Dutch Explosive Ordnance Disposal Badge. 45 patches in total. Condition: very good. Many of the patches appear to have never been used, and remain in good clean condition. Each badge is loosely mounted on to a paper background, with label (easuly removable if desired).

A selection of modern, mostly European embroidered military and police patches. To include: French ministry of the interior Demining, French Foreign Legion 1st Engineer Regiment, German EOD/Bomb Squad K9, German armed forces EOD patch, Greek Police bomb squad, Greek army EOD qualification badge, Greek Air Force explosives disposal squad, Greek EOD/Bomb Squad Coast Guard, Latvia Naval Special Forces EOD, Hong Kong police Ammunition technician, Kosovo EOD/Bomb squad police patch, Macedonia Police bomb squad, Portugal K9 EOD patch, Taiwan EOD/Bomb Squad police patch, Norwegian Navy IEDD, 28th Ordnance Company EOD U.S. Army, Singapore army technician, South African police bomb disposal team, Swiss army KFOR EOD diving team, K9 Ukraine police EOD dog unit. 34 patches total. Condition: very good. Many of the patches appear to have had little to no use. Each is loosely mounted on to a paper backing with label (easily removable is desired).

Collection of British Military Cap & Uniform badges, including REME (1942 pattern & 47 pattern), Army Service Corps, Military Police, Ordnance Corps, Royal Medical Corps and others

A nice quality, late Victorian era studio portrait of a military bandsman. The photograph as been hand coloured / painted, to highlight his red tunic, ‘swallow nests’ to his shoulders, and the green facings to his tunic. He is pictured wearing the standard Home Service pattern helmet with spike. The detail of his helmet plate is unclear, but it could possibly be the Army Ordnance Department. Over his shoulder is strung a bugle, and he holds a pair of drumsticks, with a drum positioned to his left hand side. The photograph is housed in a gilt frame, with a fabric mount surrounding the photo. Approximately 35.9cm x 31.4cm frame size, image size 13.3cm x 9.5cm. Condition: generally good. The photo is clear, but there is some foxing. The painted details are quite vivid, but when looked at under magnification there is some crazing to the painted surface. The frame is solid, with just a tiny chip to the gilt surface on the left hand side.

BRITISH ARMY ORDNANCE CAP BADGE, TWO FOBS & ORIENTAL PENDANT

Collection of Ordnance Survey maps. (35). Not available for in-house P&P

Ordnance survey sheets including Parith of St Dunstanstephney alias Stebunheath postage category C- NO RESERVE

(Atlas.) John Bartholomew: '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., On a Scale of 4 Miles to an Inch', London & Edinburgh, A. Fullarton & Co., c.1872, double page lithograph title + 17 sheets comprising 14 large double page colour maps (sheets 2-15) and final map (sheet 16) divided into 3 separate half height double page colour maps (16A, B & C respectively), 4pp index at front, large slim folio (approx. 56 x 42cm) original cloth gilt

APPROXIMATELY 120 ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPSProvenance: deceased estate Conwy

Military Army Ordnance Corp, enamel and gold bar brooch, 9ct length, 4.5 cm, cased Condition Report Weight 5 grams

A collection of Geological and Ordnance Survey Maps, a rolled-up Ordnance Survey map of The Geological Survey of the Isle of Wight. Dated 1885, Printed for Ordnance Survey in 1926. Reprinted in colour with emendations in 1935, 55x72cm, other similar Geological maps - Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Published 1909, reprinted 1951, Aldershot, Birmingham; Harrogate, Reigate, Dartford, Dudley.Condition report:Harrogate - folded, some increasing to the margins.York - folded, creases to the margins especially along the vertical centre foldGloucestershire - folded into eight sections. Well handled, some discolouration.Birmingham - folded into 16 sections. Annotated with black and red biro. All over discolouration.Sheet SO74 - folded, general grubbiness and discolouration.London tourist map, revised 1921, heavily folded, some tears along the crease lines.Aldershot - heavily creased, pencil annotations.Isle of Wight, Cornwall, six others are flat sheets but curled, well handled with creases and discolouration to the margins.

Various Ordnance Survey maps and antiquarian books  "A New General Atlas of the World Compiled from the Latest Authorities both English and Foreign containing separate maps of its various Countries and States ... Chains of Mountains, Rivers and Lakes ... from drawings made expressly for this work by John Dower(?)", published by Henry Teesdale & Co 1840, frontis double-paged with the contents page also double-paged, then a series of coloured maps double-paged all the way through, small folio, marbled boards and half leather with loss to the upper covers  Senex, John  "The Roads through England Delineated or Ogleby's ...", printed for John Bowles at The Black Horse in Cornhill, London 1762, limp strip maps throughout, index, limp marbled paper covers  Dower, John "A Short Atlas of Modern Geography for the Use of Schools ...", William S Orr & Co 1849, with folding maps throughout, marbled boards but all rather bumped and rubbed (2 boxes) 

Collection of Vintage Ordnance Survey Maps

A large quantity of maps and Ordnance Survey maps for Guildford and Horsham, Bartholomew's maps, etc.,

An album of Victorian and later GB stamps together with Ordnance Survey Mapping the Nation Bicentenary 1991 first day stamp cover pack

A large quantity of late 19th Century Large Scale Town Plans of Edinburgh including plans of Queen's Street Gardens, St Leonards, etc, published by the Director General of the Ordnance Survey together with a similar booklet "A description of the Ordnance Survey Large Scale Plans"

Royal Engineers, Army Ordnance Corps, RAOC, Pioneer Corps and Royal Signals cap and other badges and buttons

Ordnance Survey Maps, circa 1950's, Sheffield, Peak District, Yorks & Lancs locations, approximately twenty six.

Two framed 19th c. Ordnance Survey street maps of Bridport

A framed reproduction of the 1st edition Ordnance Survey map (originally published 1809-11) of Dorset, overall size 92cm x 73cm.

An autojumbler's lot including a car accessory mascot, Esso maps, Ordnance Survey Maps of England and Wales and four gauges.

Quantity of approximately seventy early to mid 20th century ordnance survey maps of Gloucestershire, all unframed (70)

Pair of Military Regimental Ice Buckets for the Royal Military Police and Army Ordnance Corps together with a Naval Cap with cloth badge to front (3)

Various Ordnance survey maps.

Austrian M1888 NCO's Bayonet And Turkish Ersatz Bayonet 7 3/4 inch, single edged blade with wide fuller.  Forte with maker's stamp.  Steel hook quillon, muzzle ring and pommel (ring absent from pommel).  Polished wooden slab grips.  Together with an all steel, Ersatz bayonet.  9 3/4 inch, single edged blade with back edge sharpened point.  Steel muzzle ring and crossguard.  Black painted, all steel grip and pommel.  The crossguard with Turkish Ordnance stamp.  2 items.

WW1 Imperial German Trench Knife 6 inch, single edged, plated blade.  Forte with Ordnance stamp.  Plated steel crossguard.  Grooved, wooden slab grip.  Contained in its blackened steel scabbard.  Leather belt loop broken but present.  

30 x British And Commonwealth Collar Badges including brass NZ fern ... Brass KC Australian Commonwealth Military Forces ... Bi-metal KC Indian Lancers ... Facing pair white metal Royal Warwickshire ... Brass Royal Irish Regiment ... Brass Army Ordnance Corps ... Bi-metal The Leinster Reg ... Bi-metal Royal Scots Fus ... Bi-metal The Queens ... Brass Seaforths.  30 items.