Robert Frew - Cartography British, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland

British Isles

General Maps

	[ANONYMOUS]. Britain Saxonica. [London: [1732-47] [F29948] 35.8 x 29.2 cm. Uncoloured. Folding page map showing the Saxon kingdoms of England and Wales. Occasional slight weakness to impression, otherwise in very good condition. £25
	[ANONYMOUS]. Britannia Romana. [London: [1732-47] [F29949] 38 x 21.6 cm. Uncoloured. Folding page map of Roman Britain. Worming to right margin, else in very good condition. £25
	[ANONYMOUS] Britannia Romana. [London: 1732-47] [F41103] 38 x 27 cm. Uncoloured. Copper engraved map of Roman Britain. Good. £25
	[ANONYMOUS] Britannia Saxonica. [London: 1732-47] [F41101] 28.5 x 35.5 cm. Uncoloured. Copper engraved map of Saxon Britain. Good. £25
	[ANONYMOUS] A New Map of England Scotland and Ireland. [London: 1732-47] [F41102] 38 x 33.5 cm. Uncoloured. Copper engraved map of the British Isles. Lower left margin shaved to map border, some creasing and tearing adjacent. £25
	BACON, G.W. Bacon’s Excelsior Map Of England & Wales. (Reduced Edition) London: G.W. Bacon & Co. Ltd. 127 Strand. [N.D.] [F41288] Map dimensions 95 x 71.54 cm, overall dimensions 98.5 x 74 cm. Large folding map of England and Wales, colour printed. The whole dissected into 9 sections and mounted on linen, marbled paper to folded end sections on linen verso - one side with printed and manuscript labels. Metal ring holes to upper corners. Old ownership inscription in light blue pencil on linen verso. Marbled paper somewhat frayed, some wear at holds, dampstain visible on linen verso (though map remains unaffected). £100 No printed date, but probably early 20th Century.
	BARTHOLOMEW, John & GEIKIE, Archibald, Sir. Geological Map of England & Wales Reduced Chiefly From The Ordnance Surveys Under the Direction of Sir Archibald Geikie , D.Sc., L.L.D., F.R.S. Director General of the Geological Survey. Edinburgh: John Bartholomew & Co. The Edinburgh Geographical Institute. [1897] [F41773] Map dimensions 101.5 x 84.5 cm, overall dimensions 105 x 88 cm. Large folding colour printed geological map of England and Wales. The whole dissected into 35 sections and mounted on linen, folds between original dark blue gilt lettered covers. Advertisements for the corresponding map of Scotalnd by the same publisher to the inner cover and to the folded end section on linen verso of map. Lacks accompanying booklet with a description of the map referred to on upper cover. Very minor wear to covers. A few very light spots, otherwise the map invery good condition. £275 Examples listed on Copac in the NLS, Oxford and Glasgow with a date of 1897, taken from accompanying printed text (lacking here).
	BERTIUS, Petrus. Magna Britannia. Amsterdam: Jodocus Hondius. [1618] [F27019] 9.7 x 13.8 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature map of the British Isles. French text on verso. Two minute worm holes to lower right margin, light brown stain to lower edge. Otherwise in very good condition. £150
	BLAEU, Willem [and Joan]. Magnæ Britanniæ et Hiberniæ Tabula. Amsterdam: [c. 1648] [F29107] 38.6 x 49.8 cm. Original colour outline and to cartouches and incidental illustrations. Attractive map of the British Isles. Inset map of the Orkneys to upper right corner, the sea illustrated with ships and sea creatures. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Ink stain at upper edge of image. Light brown mark to upper left corner though not affecting image. Lower right corner of sheet chipped. Overall, a very decorative map with good bright colouring. £1,000
	CARY, John. A New Map of England, From the Latest Authorities. London: John Cary. No. 86 St. James’s Street. 1827 [F40607] Map dimensions 57 x 48 cm, overall dimensions 59.5 x 52 cm. Folding map of England and Wales. Original colour in block and outline. Scale: 20 miles to one inch. The map dissected into 15 sections and mounted on linen, folds into old dark green marbled paper slipcase with printed title label to upper board. Slipcase worn, spines deteriorating. Occasional very light browning to the map, but generally in very good condition. £250
	GARDNER, W.R. New and Improved Map of England and Wales including the Principal part of Scotland whereon are carefully Delineated all the Mail And Turnpike Roads Direct And Cross with the various Alterations Additions & Improvements up to the present time ... London: William Darton & Son, 58 Holborn Hill. [N.D., but c. 1830] [F41201] Map dimensions 75.5 x 64 cm, 78.5 x 66.5 cm. Folding map of England and Wales with original outline colour. Scale: 5/8ths inch to 10 miles. The whole dissected into 24 sections and mounted on linen. Folds into original green cloth slipcase with publisher’s title label to upper board, matching green cloth to folded end sections of linen verso of map. Old printed mapseller’s label also to upper board of case, partially abraded. A very good esample. £275
	HOMANN, Johann Baptist. Magnæ Brittanniae Pars Meridionalis, in qua Regnum Angliæ Tam in Septem Antiqua Anglo-Saxonum Regnum quam in omnes Hodiernas Regiones accurate divisum hic oftenditur, ... Nuremberg: [N.D., but c. 1740] [F36844] 56.8 x 48.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Double page map of England and Wales, accompanied by inset view of what would appear to be the English Parliament or Court. Centrefold sometime reinforced on verso with consequent browning on recto. The paper slightly cockled. Margins slightly soiled and worn. £300
	JAILLOT, [Alexis] Hubert. [After] SANSON, [Nicolas d’Abbeville]. Les Isles Britanniques qui contiennent les Royaumes d’ Angleterre, Ecosse, et Irlande. distingués en leurs principales Provinces, subdiviseés en leurs Shireries, ou Comtés. Paris: Jaillot. 1689 [F30523] 55.5 x 87.5 cm. Original outline colour. Large decorative double page map of the British Isles. Inset map of the Faroes, Shetlands and Orkneys to the upper right corner. Blank on verso. Creasing at centrefold and horizontally across right side of sheet. Small tear without loss at centre of lower margin. £500
	KEULEN, Johannes van. Pakaart van’t Canaal Engelandt Schotlandt en Yrland Naeukeurig opgestelt on dienstig voor die achter Yrland omkomen. Amsterdam: [1681] [F30265] 50.9 x 58.3 cm. Uncoloured. Double page sea chart showing the coastline and waters of the British Isles and the English Channel. The northern, southern and western coastlines of Britain are shown, though the eastern coastline only extends up to East Anglia. The chart with rhumb lines, compass roses and an illustration of a ship to the sea. Elaborate title cartouche to centre of upper edge. Lower margin expertly restored. Part of centrefold reinforced on verso, a few paper weaknesses. Overall, a very handsome map. £750
	KITCHIN, Thos. An Accurate Map of England And Wales Drawn from all the Particular Surveys hitherto Publishd Illustrated with many additional Improvements And Regulated by Numerous Astronomical Observations Made by Members of the Royal Society. [London: Robt. Sayer, opposite Fetter Lane, Fleet Street. N.D., but c. 1765] [F41286] Overall dimensions 59 x 51 cm. Folding map of England and Wales with original outline colour. Title to upper right corner incorporationg an elaborate illustration of a seated female figure (Boudicca?). The whole dissected into 16 sections and backed onto linen, folds into old marbled paper covered slipcase with printed title label to upper board. Old ink ownership inscription of W. Hudson to linen verso, a newer ink annotation stating that W.H. was a “friend of a Thomas Scarf 1780?”. Slipcase very worn. Paper starting to come away from linen at several points. Margins shaved to neatline on all edges. paper toned overall. £150 The map appeared in Emanuel Bowen’s “Large English Atlas”, various editions around this time.
	MALLET, Allain Manesson. Anglois. Frankfurt. [1685] [F41661] 14.5 x 9.8 cm. Full colour. Miniature costume plate. Very good condition. £25
	[MALTE-BRUN, Conrad] Angleterre. [Paris: Garnier Frères. 1848] [F40400] 29.8 x 21.9 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of England. Good condition. £25
	[MERCATOR, Gerard & HONDIUS, Jodocus]. Anglia Scotia et Hibernia. [Amsterdam: Jansson. 1628] [F31345] 13.6 x 20 cm. Uncoloured. Single page general map of the British Isles. Several place names neatly underlined in red ink in an old hand. Latin text on verso. Some light show through text, otherwise in very good condition. £250
	[MERCATOR, Gerard & HONDIUS, Jodocus]. Warwicum, Northamtonia, Huntingdonia, Cantabrigia, Suffolcia, Oxonium, Buckinghamia, Bedfordia, Hartfordia, Eßexia, Berceria, Middelsexia, Southamtonia, Surria, Catium, et Southsexia. [Amsterdam: Jansson. 1628] [F30669] 14.3 x 20.2 cm. Uncoloured. Single apge map of South Eastern England. Latin text on verso. Very good condition. £100
	[MEYER, Joseph] England 1850 [Hildburghausen: Bibliographisches Institut. c. 1850] [F40453] 25.9 x 21.3 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of England. Good condition. £25
	[MEYER, Joseph] Gross-Britanien und Ireland 1849. [Hildburghausen: Bibliographisches Institut. c. 1850] [F40452] 23.8 x 18.3 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of the British Isles, with an inset map of the environs of London to the upper left corner. Good condition. £25
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. STU[A]RT, John (engraver). Britannia Saxonica. [London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. 1695] [F38120] 36.2 x 29.6 cm. Double page folio map of Saxon territories in England and Wales. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the regions, original colour also to the title cartouche and the map border. Blank on verso. A few small and inconspicuous cracks to the paper, the whole expertly reinforced on verso with japan paper. An attractive map. £225
	[ORTELIUS, Abraham]. Angliae, Scotiae, et Hiberniae, Sive Britannicar: Insularum Descriptio. [Antwerp: 1572-3] [F32613] 34.5 x 49.7 cm. Old colour. Double page map of the British Isles orientated with north to the right edge. Decorated with cartouche bearing eight lines of descriptive text and ship illustrations to sea. German text on verso. Very lightly toned at margins, else in very good condition. £950 Van den Broecke, p. 16.
	[PORCACCHI, Thomaso]. Inghilterra. [Venice: Appresso Gli Heredi di Simon Galignani. 1605] [F27771] Sheet size 29 x 20.2 cm, map size 10.3 x 14.2 cm,. Uncoloured. Miniature map of the British Isles. Map with Italian text below and on verso. Slight fading to impression. Very light browning overall else in good condition. £175
	SANSON [D’ABBEVILLE, Nicolas]. Anciens Royaumes De Kent, D’Essex, et De Sussex ou sont Aujourdhuy les Comtés Kent, D’Essex, Middlessex, Et Hartford De Sussex, Et Surrey. Avecq le Pas De Calais, et Partie des Costes du Pays Bas, de Picardie, et Normandie. Paris: (Sanson). 1654 [F28812] 36.6 x 48 cm. Original outline colour. Double page map of the south east England shown with the adjacent coastline of France and Belgium. Title cartouche to lower right corner. Blank on verso. Wear to centrefold with some small holes. £125
	SEALE. R.W. A Map of England and Wales ... [London: 1732-47] [F41075] 47 x 38 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Good condition. £125
	SWANSTON, G.H. England & Wales. Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F39745] 52 x 41 cm. Original outline colour. Double page map. Some light staining to margins, otherwise in very good condition. £50
	TEESDALE, Henry. England and Wales. London: [1829] [F39136] 63 x 51 cm. Original block colour. Large folding page map. Very good condition. £350
	ZATTA, Antonio. Li Regni D'Inghilterra e D'Irlanda Di Nuova Projezione. Venice: Antonio Zatta. 1776 [F27379] 29.5 x 39 cm. Original outline colour, with coloured title cartouche to upper right corner. Double page map of England, Wales and Ireland. Blank on verso. Very good condition. £150 London
	[HATTON, Edward, after BRAUN, Georg & HOGENBERG, Frans]. A Plan of London, Westmr. and Southwark wth ye Rivr Thames as they were survey’d and publish’t by Authority toward ye latter end of ye Reign of Queen Elizabeth; or about ye year of our Lord 1600 ... [London: 1708] [F37067] 33 x 47.2 cm. Uncoloured. Copper engraved plan of London, this edition amended and published by Hatton after Braun & Hogenberg’s 17th Century plan of the city. Title panel to centre of lower edge surrounded by flourishing fruit motif, two panels of Latin text to lower corners. Upper corners with coats of arms of the Tudor family and the City of London. The whole sometime backed onto linen. Paper browned overall, some other patches of discolouration. Small chip to lower of centre edge with slight loss to border, another very small area of loss to border at lower right corner. Lower half of right margin shaved close. Neat repair towards centre of upper edge. £1,450 Howgego, No. 2, (4).
	HER MAJESTY’S COMMISSIONERS FOR METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS. Plan of Chelsea Hospital, and the Parts Adjacent. Shewing the Embankment in Front of the Hospital, The Access to it through the Hospital Gardens, & other Improvements to the Communications in the Vicinity; ... Luke James Hansard, Printer. Ordered by the House of Commons. 2nd June, 1845 [F40087] 51 x 65 cm. Printed folding plan of the environs of Chelsea Hospital, with original colour. Covers the extents from Kings Road down to the Thames and the western end of what is now the Pimlico Road across to what is now Flood Street. Lower left edge trimmed just within neatline, otherwise in very good condition. £125
	HOMANN, Johann Baptist. Accurater Grundriss u: Gegend der Koenigl: Gross-Brittanischen Haupt und Residentz-Stadt London wie auch Prospecte einiger Koenigl: Pallæste u: Lust-Schlösser ... [Nuremberg: N.D., c. 1720] [F38802] 48 x 58 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Engraved map of the environs of London, showing the extents from South Mimms in the north down to Thames Ditton and Dagenham in the east across to Windsor. Three vignette views to lower edge, these comprise illustrations of Windsor, Hampton Court and Kensington Place. Another two vignette illustrations to upper right corner depicting Chelsea and Greenwich Hospitals. All edges trimmed close, upper edge with some loss to border, otherwise good. £800
	[LONDON MAGAZINE]. Lime Street Ward Divided into its Parishes According to a late Survey. [London: For the London Magazine 1771] [F28155] 16.6 x 22.5 cm. Full colour. Folding page ward map being an amended version of that which appears in Stow's Survey of London. The map concentrating on Leadenhall Street and its environs, with a view of Leadenhall to upper left corner. Blank on verso. Some minor offsetting. Small brown marks to lower left corner else in very good condition. £75
	[NELSON, Thomas Marsh ?] Detail Plans of the Proposed Thoro’fares, shewing the Houses To Be Taken Down. James & Luke G. Hansard, Printers. Ordered by the House of Commons. August 2nd, 1838 [F40678] Overall size approximately 29 x 100 cm. Three detail plans on one folding sheet showing the localised impact of proposed road changes between Central London and the City & East. The three plans concentrate on: - the route from St. Giles’ Circus (junction of Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road) across to the junction of Goswell Road and Old Street) approximately running along the same line as New Oxord Street, Bloomsbury Way, Theobald’s Road and Clerkenwell Road - another thoroughfare which doesn’t appear to have been built between Clerkenwell Green and the junction of Long Lane, Aldersgate and Beech Street, bisecting CharterHouse Square along the way - another thoroughfare not realised running from the south side of Finsbury Square across to Whitechapel, running straight from Sun Street, through what is now Liverpool Street railway terminus across to Commercial Road Scale: 200 feet to 1 inch. The first plan runs along the entire length of the upper half of the sheet, the two smaller plans fitting beneath it. A few small marginal tears, otherwise in very good condition. £50 Lithographed by James Basire. The printed signature of the architect Thomas Marsh Nelson of Charles Street appears to the lower right corner. Nelson gave evidence to the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Metropolis Improvements in this year.
	MALLET, Allain Manesson. Westminster Haal. / Westminster. [Paris: 1683] [F41619] 14.4 x 10.4 cm. Full colour. Two images on one sheet. The upper image showing a view of the old Palace of Westminster, the lower a view from the south bank of the Thames. Upper margin cropped. £65
	MALLET, Allain Manesson. Ch De Withal. [Whitehall, London]. Frankfurt. [1685] [F41621] 14.4 x 9.7 cm. Full colour. Two images on one sheet. The upper image showing Whitehall, the lower showing the view from south of the River. A very good copy. £50
	[MAP FROM] PARLIAMENTARY REPORT - GAS (METROPOLIS). No.224 Commercial Gas Company. [East London] House of Commons. 15th April 1859 [F40078] Folded map, coloured in outline. 55 x 42 cm. Extent: (N). Wanstead (E). West Ham (S) Greenwich Reach (W) Shoreditch. Very good condition. £45 The colouring shows the Parliamentary limits (red), the extent of lighting within the parliamentary limits before (new) districting (yellow) and the present Districts (blue)
	[MAP FROM] PARLIAMENTARY REPORT - GAS (METROPOLIS). No.224 Equitable Gas Company. [West London] House of Commons. 15th April 1859 [F40075] Folded map, coloured in outline. 62 x 50 cm. Extent: (N). Kenwood, (E). Holborn, (S) Chelsea Reach, (W) Kensal Green Cemetary.. Small tear at left margin of central fold, generally very good condition. £65 The colouring shows the Parliamentary limits (red), the extent of lighting within the parliamentary limits before (new) districting (yellow) and the present Districts (blue).
	[MAP FROM] PARLIAMENTARY REPORT - GAS (METROPOLIS). No.224 Independent Gas Light Company. [Hoxton and Shoreditch] House of Commons. 15th April 1859 [F40085] Folded map, coloured in outline. 33 x 21 cm. Extent: (N). Victoria Road (E). Shoreditch (S) Finsbury Circus (W) York Place Very good condition. £25 The colouring shows the Parliamentary limits (red), the extent of lighting within the parliamentary limits before (new) districting (yellow) and the present Districts (blue)
	[MAP FROM] PARLIAMENTARY REPORT - GAS (METROPOLIS). No.224 Phoenix Gas Company. [South London] House of Commons. 15th April 1859 [F40079] Folded map, coloured in outline. 54 x 110 cm. Extent: (N). Thames (E). Isle of Dogs (S) Streatham (W) Roehampton. Very good condition. £50 The colouring shows the Parliamentary limits (red), the extent of lighting within the parliamentary limits before (new) districting (yellow) and the present Districts (blue)
	[MAP FROM] PARLIAMENTARY REPORT - GAS (METROPOLIS). No.224 Ratcliff Gas Co. District. [Stepney, Shadwell and Wapping] House of Commons. 15th April 1859 [F40086] Folded map, coloured in outline. 33 x 21 cm. Extent: (N). Commercial Road (E). Brook Street S) Thames (W) Tower of London Very good condition. £25 The colouring shows the Parliamentary limits (red), the extent of lighting within the parliamentary limits before (new) districting (yellow) and the present Districts (blue)
	[MAP FROM] PARLIAMENTARY REPORT - GAS (METROPOLIS). No.224 South Metropolitan Gas Company. [South East London] House of Commons. 15th April 1859 [F40080] Folded map, coloured in outline. 55 x 74 cm. Extent: (N). Thames (E). Isle of Dogs (S) Streatham (W) Balham Very good condition. £50 The colouring shows the Parliamentary limits (red), the extent of lighting within the parliamentary limits before (new) districting (yellow) and the present Districts (blue)
	[MAP FROM] PARLIAMENTARY REPORT - GAS (METROPOLIS). No.224 Surrey Consumers District. [South East London] House of Commons. 15th April 1859 [F40084] Folded map, coloured in outline. 32 x 41 cm. Extent: (N). Limehouse(E). Deptford Common. (S) Greenwich Road (W) Tower Bridge. Very good condition. £35 The colouring shows the Parliamentary limits (red), the extent of lighting within the parliamentary limits before (new) districting (yellow) and the present Districts (blue)
	[MAP FROM] PARLIAMENTARY REPORT - GAS (METROPOLIS). No.224 The Western Gas Company. [West London] House of Commons. 15th April 1859 [F40076] Folded map, coloured in outline. 56 x 72 cm. Extent: (N). Hendon, (E). St. James’s Park, (S) Brook Green (W) Wembley Park Very good condition. £65 The colouring shows the Parliamentary limits (red), the extent of lighting within the parliamentary limits before (new) districting (yellow) and the present Districts (blue)
	PENNETHORNE, James. Plan Proposed for a Line of Streets to Connect Piccadilly with Cheapside. / Report on Metropolitan Improvements_1838. James & Luke G. Hansard, Printers. Ordered by the House of Commons. August 2nd, 1838 [F40093] 30 x 81.5 cm. Printed folding street plan showing proposals for the new roads betweens the City and central London. The proposed new roads highlighted with original colour. Explanatory printed text to the centre of the lower edge. Some very faint offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £50 Lithographed by James Basire.
	PERREY, Eben[eze]r. Plan for a New Street Proposed To Be Made from Saint John Street To West Street leading into Farringdon Street and communicating with Charter House Square. James & Luke G. Hansard, Printers. Ordered by the House of Commons. March 27th, 1839 [F40676] 29.8 x 38.3 cm. Printed folding plan of the Farringdon area showing the proposed new street which latterly became known as Charterhouse Street. The plan orientated with north to the left edge, it covers the extents from the lower part of St. John Street down to the northern part of Farringdon Street and Charterhouse Square in the east across to Saffron Hill. Scale: 100 feet to 5/8ths inch. Good condition. £50 Perrey’s name appears just below the title, he is listed as an architect and as “Surveyor of the Charter House”. We have found other references to his work, mostly with the second “e” omitted from his surname. Lithographed by S. Arrowsmith.
	PERRY, J. This Plan of Improvements in the Roads, From the South West Side of London, Through Pimlico, Chelsea and Fulham, Shewing their Connection with the Improvements in Westminster, also a Road into Hyde Park from Knightsbridge, as laid before the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to receive Plans for the Improvements in the Metropolis and its Approaches in Middlesex & Surrey. Entered upon their Minute of Evidence on May 15th, 1838, by J. Perry[,] Danvers Street, Chelsea, Honorary Surveyor to the Committee. James Luke G. & Luke J. Hansard, Printer. Ordered by the House of Commons. March 27th 1839 [F40088] 30 cm (extending to 46.5 cm) x 168 cm. Printed folding plan, with original colour, showing the then current and proposed roads across central south west London. Orientated with north to the upper right, the plan covers the area from the Houses of Parliament through Westminster, Pimlico and Chelsea across to Fulham. Small tear to lower edge of central fold, otherwise in very good condition. £175
	[After PLATT, Joseph Lofthouse]. Plan of Estates in the Parishes of Kensington and St. Margarets Westminster, in the County of Middlesex, Purchased by Her Majesty’s Commissioners For The Exhibition of 1851. [N.D., but c. 1862] [F41124] 23.8 x 32.9 cm. Original lithographed plan, original hand colouring marking out the estates and the roads intersecting those areas. The plan shows the extents from the south side of Hyde Park down to Pelham Crescent and Brompton Square across to Gloucester Road. Scale: approximately 1 inch to 400 feet. Traces of two old horizontal folds, the sheet top edge mounted on card. Some very light offsetting, a few light abrasions at upper left corner. Very small tear towards centre of lower edge, otherwise in very good condition. £650 Lithographed by Day & Son, lithographers to the Queen. A smaller, modified and probably slighter later version of a plan by Joseph Lofthouse Platt, surveyed in 1852 and engraved by J. & C. Walker. Both plans essentially feature the same information - the outlines of those estates purchased by the Commissioners and the proposed new roads. However, our example also features Exhibition Road (not featured on the earlier plan) and the names of the new roads. An example in the Guildhall Library has an attributed date of 1862.
	ROE, John. Plan Of The Improvement Of Clerkenwell By The Continuation Of Farringdon Street To Coppice Row And by Covering The Fleet Sewer. James & Luke G. Hansard, Printers. Ordered by the House of Commons. 2nd Augt., 1838 [F40677] 33 x 81 cm. Printed folding plan of the then proposed new streets of Clerkenwell and Farringdon, essentially what are now Farringdon and Clerkenwell Roads. The plan orientated with north to the left edge, it covers the extents from Exmouth Street in the north down to the northern tip of Farringdon Street and Clerkenwell Green in the east across to Leather Lane. The proposed streets marked in pink/red, the parish wards variously shaded and the Fleet coloured in red and blue. Scale: 100 feet to 15/16th inch. Left margin shaved to neatline with a small tear with loss encroaching within, but not affecting any of the printed detail. Otherwise in good condition. £50
	STANFORD, EDWARD, Ltd. Stanford’s Map Of The River Thames From Richmond to Lechlade. Prepared under the Supervision of Capt. O.M. Watts, A.I.N.A. London: Edward Stanford, Ltd., 12, 13 & 14, Long Acre, W.C.2. [1946] [41287] Printed map area c. 19 x 320 cm. Printed colour. Folding chart of the Thames and the adjacent land from the outskirts of London through to Gloucestershire. The chart folds concertina like between printed paper covers. General information and references to inside of front cover, local information and navigation advice to the outer edges of the chart throughout. Neat old ownership inscriptions in ink to upper and lower covers dated 1947. A very small tear to one of the covers, minor splits at upper edges of two folds, otherwise very good. £65
	TOMBLESON, [William]. Tombleson’s Panoramic Map of the Thames And Medway. [1834 or later] [F41393] 127 x 25 cm, framed and glazed. Uncoloured decorative engraved map of the course of the River Thames and Medway, orientated north to south. old folds and signs of professional restoration, right hand vertical margin a little trimmed. £950
	WHITAKER, W. (Principal Surveyor); JORDAN, J.B. (Compiled by). Stanford’s Geological Map of London Shewing Superficial Deposits. Edward Stanford. 26 & 27, Cockspur Street, Charing Cross, S.W. May 1st, 1894 [F41272] Map dimensions 62.5 x 57 cm, overall dimensions 67.5 x 61.5 cm. Folding full colour geological map of the London and envrons. The map shows the extents from Watford down to Purley and Barking in the East across to Southall. Dissected into 20 sections and mounted on linen, folds between original dark green cloth boards, publisher’s yellow printed advertisements to folded end section on linen verso and inner cover. The odd light mark, but generally the map and the covers in very good condition. £250 Third edition, and judging by Hyde, second issue. The first issue appearing in 1891. The first edition published in 1870. Cf. Hyde, No. 136. No editions listed by Boyle. England - Counties Bedfordshire
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Bedfordiensis Comitatus, Anglis Bedfordshire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29123] 41.6 x 24 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. Map of Bedfordshire decorated with five family coats of arms plus another shield left blank. Title cartouche to upper edge of image. Blank on verso. Light brown stain at upper left margin. Upper margin cropped narrowly though border remains intact. Attractive map with good bright colouring. £325
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Bedfordeshire [with] Huntingdonshire [and] Parte Of Cambridgeshire. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34176] 24.3 x 31.2 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. A decorative fantasy map of the counties of Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire, the map orientated with north to the right edge. The principal towns represented by illustrations of allegorical female figures. Further illustrations of water nymphs to the rivers, a larger vignette to accompany Wabridge Forest. Some light offsetting. A few neat repairs at margins and along centrefold, but generally in good condition overall. £250 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. Rare by virtue of the fact that the maps of eastern and northern England, such as this here, only appear in this issue. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Bedford, from an Actual Survey made in the Year 1825 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1834 [F42204] 57 x 67.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Woburn Abbey to the lower right corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the left edge. Light browning along cennterefold, some light offsetting, otherwise in good condition. £200
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. Bedfordshire. [London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. 1695] [F36683] 31.8 x 39.7 cm. Double page map of the county of Bedfordshire, shown divided into hundreds. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the hundreds and the county, original colour also to the large title catouche and the map border. Blank on verso. Small crack sometime neatly reinforced on verso, otherwise in good condition. Another area repaired on verso, consequently affecting adjacent outline colour. £250 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Bedfordshire. London: [1832] [F29783] 35.3 x 22.1 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Bedfordshire with vignette illustration of Luton Church to upper right corner. Blank on verso. Accompanied by page of descriptive text. Very good condition. £100
	PIGOT & Co. Bedfordshire. [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F40008] 16.3 x 10.3 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of Luton Church and a distance table. Very good condition. £35
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Bedfordshire. London: [c. 1840] [F34554] 35.3 x 22.1 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Bedfordshire with vignette illustration of Luton Church to upper right corner. Some light uneven browning, else in good condition. £100
	[SPEED, John]. Bedford Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35390] 8.3 x 12.2 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Bedfordshire. Text on verso. Some faint show through text. A few light spots, otherwise in good condition. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. Bedfordshire. London: [1829] [F42142] 41.5 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. Bedfordshire. London: [1831] [F26349] 41 x 34 cm. Original block colour. Double page map. Very good condition. £85
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. DAVIES, B.R. Bedfordshire. London: The Weekly Dispatch. April 3rd, [1859?] [1863] [F29645] 42.6 x 30.5 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map. Publisher’s map descriptions pasted onto verso. Publisher’s date stamp to lower left corner, partially cropped. Some unven darkening across sheet caused by glue used on verso. £25 Berkshire
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Bercheria Vernacule Barkshire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29127] 37.4 x 39.9 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. Highly attractive map of Berkshire, with large ornate title cartouche to upper edge of image. The map decorated with three coats of arms. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Small section at lower margin sometime reinforced on verso. Small brown spots to upper right edge of sheet, just encroaching onto border. Overall, in excellent condition with lovely bright colouring. £750
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Berkshire, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1822 & 1823 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1829 [1834] [F42208] 56 x 67 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Windsor Castle to the upper right corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the lower edge. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £350
	PIGOT & Co. Berkshire. [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F39999] 10.3 x 16.2 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of St. George’s Chapel, Windsor and a distance table. Very good condition. £50
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Berkshire. London: [c. 1840] [F34557] 22 x 35.2 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Berkshire with a vignette illustration of St. George’s Chapel, Windsor to upper right corner. Paper lightly browned overall and a few light spots, otherwise in good condition. £100
	[SPEED, John]. Barkshire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35359] 8.3 x 12.4 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Berkshire. Text on verso. Good condition. £125
	SPEED, J[ohn]. Barkshire Described. London: Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell. [1676] [F33273] 38.3 x 51 cm. Old colour in outline and to cartouche. Extremely decorative double page map of Berkshire. Prospect of Windsor to the upper edge. The map decorated with coats of arms and a compass rose. Text on verso. Old tape marks at upper and lower margins of verso. Vertical crease across the map. Small splits at edges of centrefold, though causing no loss to margins or image. Old frame mark around image, the map otherwise in good condition. £750 Buckinghamshire
	PIGOT & Co. Buckinghamshire. [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F40003] 16.6 x 10.2 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of Newport Pagnell Church and a distance table. Very good condition. £50
	[SPEED, John]. Buckingham Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35357] 8.2 x 11.7 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Buckinghamshire. Text on verso. Some light show through text. Some light soiling, but generally in good condition. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. Buckinghamshire. London: [1829] [F42134] 41.5 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £125 Cambridgeshire
	DUNCAN, J. New Map of the County of Cambridgeshire; Divided into Hundreds, Containing the District Divisions and other Local Arrangements effected by the Reform Bill. London: [1833] [F24673] 43.2 x 35 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Double page map. Very good condition. £75
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Cambridge, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1832 & 1833 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1834 [F42211] 57 x 71 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Ely Cathedral to the lower right corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the right edge. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £300
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. NICHOLS, Sutton (engraver). Cambridgeshire. London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36355] 41.9 x 35.6 cm. Double page map of the county of Cambridgeshire, shown divided into hundreds. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the hundreds and the county, original colour also to the title catouche and the map border. Blank on verso. Very lightly browned along centrefold, otherwise in very good condition. £300 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	PIGOT & Co. Cambridgeshireshire. [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F40004] 16.8 x 10.3 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of Ely Cathedral and a distance table. Very good condition. £50
	[SPEED, John]. Cambridge Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35391] 8.1 x 12.2 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Cambridgeshire. Text on verso. Some show through text, otherwise in good condition. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. Cambridgeshire. London: [1829] [F42137] 41 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £125
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. DOWER, John. Cambridgeshire. London: The Weekly Dispatch. March 6th, 1859 [1863] [F29642] 31 x 43.5 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map. Publisher’s descriptions pasted onto verso. Publisher’s date stamp to lower left corner. Small dark patch at upper edge caused by pasted item on verso, else in good condition. £25
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. WELLER, Edward. Cambridge [and] Oxford. London: The Weekly Dispatch. December 1st, 1861 [1863] [F29491] Both 22 x 30.7 cm. Uncoloured. Two lithograph plans on one sheet. Date blind stamp at lower right margin. Very good condition. £100 Cheshire
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. WALKER, J. & C. {engr.). Map Of The County Palatine Of Chester, ... [London: Greenwood & Co. 1830 [1834] [F35050] 57.2 x 68 cm. Original colour in block and outline. A very decorative double page map of the county of Cheshire. Large vignette illustration of Chester Cathedral to the lower right corner. Title and compass rose to the upper left corner. Reference table to the hundreds to the upper right corner, explanatory key to the lower left. Some faint offsetting, mostly confined to the upper and right edges, otherwise in very good condition. £350
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. The County Palatine of Chester. London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36343] 34.3 x 41 cm. Attractive double page map of Cheshire shown divided into hundreds. Original outline colour to the coastline as well as the borders of the county and the hundreds. The title cartouche also with original colour. Blank on verso. Minute patch of varnish (?) residue to lower edge of image, otherwise in very good condition. £300 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	SWIRE, W. and HUTCHINGS, W.F. A Map of the County Palatine of Chester, Divided into Hundreds and Parishes, From an Accurate Survey in the Years 1828 and 1829. London: Henry Teesdale & Co., 302 Holborn, 1st July, 1830 [F39888] Overall dimensions 99.5 x 134 cm. Bright original colour in block and outline. Large folding map of the county of Cheshire on a scale of ¾ inch to one mile. Title to upper left, a large inset view of Chester Cathedral to lower right corner. Explanatory key to lower left. The whole dissected into 36 sections and mounted on linen, the edges trimmed with dark green cloth. Green marbled paper panels to folded end sections on linen verso. Recent dark green cloth covered slipcase, with printed title label to one spine. Diagonal crease across panel at lower left corner, minor wear to cloth trim in a few places, some occasional light offsetting to map otherwise in very good condition. £950
	TEESDALE, Henry. Cheshire. London: [1829] [F42141] 34 x 41 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £150 Cornwall Cumberland
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Cumberlande [and] Westmorelande. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34177] 24.6 x 31.3 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. An elaborate and very decorative fantasy map of the counties of Cumbria nad Westmoreland shown together. Rivers and hills are accompanied by illustrations of nymphs and with what appear to be shepherds respectively. Forests are represented by tree illustrations often accompanied by illustrations of female figures often bearing bows or other weopons. The principal towns of the region are also represented by standing female figures. A few very neat repairs to edges of sheet. Two sections of lower margin expertly restored though the image remains unaffected, otherwise in good condition with a crisp impression. £400 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. Rare by virtue of the fact that the maps of eastern and northern England, such as this here, only appear in this issue. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	DUNCAN, J. New Map of the County of Cumberland; Divided into Hundreds, Containing the District Divisions and other Local Arrangements effected by the Reform Bill. London: [1833] [F28396] 43.1 x 34.9 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Double page map. Very good condition. £75
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Westmorland and Comberlãd. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35387] 8.3 x 12.1 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature map of the counties of Westmorland and Cumberland, now Cumbria. Text on verso. Some show through text. Small hole to lower left margin though not affecting image, otherwise in good condition. £100
	[BOWEN, Emanuel]. A New Map of the Counties of Cumberland and Westmoreland, Divided into their respective Wards ... [London:] Printed for T. Bowles in St. Paul’s Church Yard, Robt. Sayer, in Fleet Street, & John Bowles in Cornhill. 1760 [or later ?] [F38275] Map dimesnsions 68 x 52.4 cm, overall dimensions 69.5 x 53.5 cm. Folding map of what is now Cumbria, original outline colour marking out the county wards. Numerous panels of text to the edges of map with descriptions of various aspects of the region. Ornate title cartouche to lower right corner, dedication cartouche to upper left. The whole dissected into 12 sections and mounted on cloth, folds into original marbled paper slipcase with Sayer’s title label to upper board. Minor wear to slipcase, otherwise both the case and the map in very good condition. £275 A single issue of a map usually found in Bowen & Kitchin’s “Large English Atlas”, this map appearing in editions from 1760 onwards. This example with the imprint of Thomas Bowles, Robert Sayer and John Bowles, though there is no reference to the latter’s son in the imprint as recorded by Chubb. Chubb also notes that John Tinney’s name appears in the imprint of 1760 edition, but not the 1763 edition.
	TEESDALE, Henry. Cumberland. London: [1829]` [F42122] 41.5 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £100 Derbyshire
	DUNCAN, J. New Map of the County of Derbyshire; Divided into Hundreds Containing the District Divisions and other Local Arrangements effected by the Reform Bill. London: [1833] [F25209] 43.1 x 35 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Double page map. Very good condition. £75
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Derby, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1824 & 1825 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1830 [1834] [F42212] 56 x 67 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Chatsworth to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the right and left edges. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £225
	TEESDALE, Henry. Derbyshire. London: [1829] [F42133] 41.5 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £100
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. DOWER, John. Derbyshire. London: The Weekly Dispatch. May 23rd, 1858 [1863] [F29639] 43.2 x 30.9 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map. Publisher’s date stamp to upper left corner. Very good condition. £25 Devon
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Devon, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1825 & 1826 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1829 [1834] [F42200] 61 x 69 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Exeter Cathedral to the lower right corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the upper and lower edges. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £300
	KEERE, Pieter van den. Devonshire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35459] 8.4 x 12,1 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Devon. Text on verso. Some slight show through text, otherwise in good condition. £125
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. Devonshire. London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36361] 35.8 x 41.4 cm. Double page map of the county of Devon, shown divided into hundreds. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the hundreds and the county, original colour also to the title catouche and the map border. Blank on verso. Faint brown spots either side of centrefold. Very lightly browned along the centrefold, otherwise a very attractive example. £300 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	PIGOT & Co. Devonshire. [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F40006] 10.1 x 16.3 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of St. Peter’s, Exeter and a distance table. Very good condition. £50
	RAPKIN, J. [TALLIS, John]. Plymouth. London: [c. 1856] [F25556] 24.8 x 35 cm. Original outline colour. Double page steel engraved plan. Vignette llustrations of Devonport and Plymouth Sound. Decorative scrolling and title cartouche around the edges of the image. Left and right edges of scrolling slightly cropped, otherwise in good condition. £50 Dorset
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Dorsetshere [with] Hampshere [and] The Ile of Wyght. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34154] 25 x 32.9 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. A most decorative map of the counties of Hampshire and Dorset with the Isle of Wight. The map adorned with illustrations of allegorical figures representing the principal towns, forests and other notable locations. Expert repair to tear without loss at upper left corner of image, other neat repairs to margin. Small brown stain to centre of lower edge of image, otherwise good. £425 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Dorset, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1825 & 1826 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1829 [1834] [F42219] 57.5 x 69 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of St. Mary's Church, Sherbourne to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the right edge. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £275
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Dorset Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35396] 8.5 x 12.4 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Dorset. Text on verso. Impression weak to upper left corner. Some light show through text and occasional light soiling, otherwise in good condition. £125
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Dorsetshire. London: [c. 1840] [F34556] 22 x 35.2 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Dorset with vignette of illustration of Sherbourne Church to upper left corner. Very good condition. £100 Durham Essex
	GREENWOOD, C. & J. Map of the County of Essex, from an actual survey made in the year 1824... London: Greenwood, Pringle & Co. July 1st. 1825 [F34022] Original engraved map measuring 129 x 153 cms. on 6 sheets. (66 x 54 cm. each). Original marbled wrappers with (perished) roan spine. £1,100
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Essex, from an Actual Survey made in the Year 1824 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1831 [1834] [F42193] 61 x 70.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Audley End House to the lower right corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the lower edge. Some light offsetting, small split to lower edge of centrefold, otherwise in very good condition. £300
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Essex, from an Actual Survey made in the Year 1824 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1831 [1834] [F42251] 60.5 x 70 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Audley End House to the lower right corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the lower edge. Some very light offsetting. Small tears to left and right margins, the former sometime repsired on verso and the latter not affecting the image, otherwise in good condition. £300
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Essex County. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35363] 8.5 x 12 cm. Uncloured. Miniature county map of Essex. Text on verso. Impression weak to the right edge. A few small faint brown spots, but otherwise in good condition.. £125
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. NICHOLS, Sutton (engraver). Essex. [London:] A. Swall, A. Churchill. & Partner. [1695] [F36255] 34.3 c 41.1 cm. Double page map of Essex. The county divided into hundreds, the borders with original outline colour. Original colour also to the title cartouche, the distance scale and the map border. Blank on verso. Very good condition. £300 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	TEESDALE, Henry. Essex. London: [1829] [F42135] 34 x 41.5 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £125 Gloucestershire
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Glocestria Ducatus; Vulgo Glocestershire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29128] 40.8 x 49.2 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. Lovely map of Gloucestershire, with large decorative title cartouche to lower right corner. Twelve shields to upper left corner, ten featuring family coats of arms, the other two being blank. The royal coat of arms to the upper edge, another shield to the upper right corner. Manuscript number to upper border. Blank on verso. Light brown patch to upper left margin. Two small spots to upper right margin just encroaching onto border, another to the lower right border. Slight creasing at centre of sheet, with small section at lower edge sometime reinforced on verso. Overall, an attractive with good bright colouring. £750
	CADLE, C. & J. Cadle’s Map of the City of Gloucester Corrected to the Extended Boundary 1877. Gloucester: 1877 [F40610] Map dimensions 124.5 x 118.5 cm, overall dimensions 129 x 123.5 cm. Large folding plan of the city on a scale of 220 feet to one inch, ie. 24 inches to the mile. Uncoloured. The whole dissected into 45 sections and mounted on linen, green marbled paper to folded end sections on linen verso, folds into dark green cloth slipcase with hand written title label to upper board. Slipcase somewhat worn. Minor creasing at section edges of plan, otherwise in good condition. £650
	DRAYTON, Michael. Gloucestershyre [with] Parte of Worcestershyre. London: printed for M. Lownes, I.Browne, I. Helme, I. Busbie. [1612] [F20255] 25 z 32.9 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. Decorative map of Gloucestershire adorned with numerous illustrations of allegorical figures. The Cotswalds are represented with the illustrations of musicians and revellers. The Vale of Evesham features illustrations of workers bringing in the harvest. Gloucester, Tewkesbury and Droitwich are featured, represented with the illustrations of female figures. An excellent copy. £400 From the first edition, first issue of Drayton's "Poly-Olbion."
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Glocestershyre [with] Parte of Worcestershyre. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34140] 24.8 z 33 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. Decorative map of Gloucestershire and part of Worcestershire adorned with numerous illustrations of allegorical figures. The Cotswalds are represented with the illustrations of musicians and revellers. The Vale of Evesham features illustrations of workers bringing in the harvest. The towns of Gloucester, Tewkesbury and Droitwich are featured, represented by illustrations of female figures. The rivers are decorated with illustrations of water nymphs. The left and right margins expertly restored. Some light uneven toning, otherwise a good example. £400 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Gloucester, from an Actual Survey made in the Year 1823 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1831 [1834] [F42218] 60 x 67.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Gloucester Cathedral to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the right and left edges. Light browning along centrefold, some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £300
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Gloucester Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35942] 8.3 x 12.1 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Gloucestershire. Text on verso. Some slight show through text. Part of lower margin expertly restored, with a very small section of the border at the lower right corner neatly re-drawn in ink. Right margin lightly soiled. £100
	MOLL, H[erman]. Glocestershire. [London: 1724 or 1739[ [F40853] 19.5 x 31.5 cm (platemark). Single page map of Gloucestershire, illustrations of British coins to the left and right margins. Uncoloured. Very good condition. £50
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Gloucestershire. London: [1832] [F29792] 35.1 x 22.2 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Gloucestershire with a vignette illustration of Gloucester Cathederal to upper left corner. Blank verso. Accompanied by page of descriptive text. Very good condition. £100 Hampshire
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Southampton, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1825 & 1826 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1829 [1834] [F42239] 57.5 x 69.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of Hampshire with a vignette view of Winchester Cathedral to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the right and left edges. Some very faint offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £300
	KEERE, Pieter van den. Southampton. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F38092] 8.5 x 12.3 cm. Full colour. Miniature map showing Southampton and the surrounding county of Hampshire. English text on verso. Minor offsetting not seriously impairing image. £125 SKELTON, R.A., County Atlases of the British Isles, No.17. CHUBB, Thomas, Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland, No. XII.
	PIGOT & Co. Hampshire. [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F40011] 16.3 x 10.3 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of Winchester Cathedral and a distance table. Very good condition. £50
	SPEED, John. Hantshire described and devised. London: J. Sudbury and G. Humbell. [1614] [F39145] 37.8 x 51 cm. Bright old outline colour. Double page folio map of the county of Hampshire. Inset plan of the Winchester to upper left corner, title cartouche to upper right. Eigfht coats of arms to the side borders. English text on verso. Old tape residue at several points on verso. Neat repairs to lower margin, a handsome map nexvertheless. £1,250 The initial “H” appears on the verso, this most closely resembles example b from plate 15 of Skelton’s County Atlases of the British Atlases. Herefordshire
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Herefordia Comitatus. Herefordshire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29144] 40.8 x 49.3 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. Decorative map of Herefordshire, with ornate title cartouche to upper right corner. Panel to right edge featuring six family coats of arms plus four empty crests. Manuscript number to upper border of map. Blank on verso. Light brown stain to upper right margin, though not affecting image. Upper margin shaved with slight loss to border. Otherwise in good condition with lovely bright colouring. £500
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Herefordshyre [with] Parte of Gloucestershyre [and] Parte of Worcestershyre. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34161] 24.9 z 33.1 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. An attractive map of Herefordshire and the area just north west of the Severn. The map orientated with north to the right edge. The towns of Hereford, Leominster and Bromyard represented by illustrations of standing female figures. A large illustration depicting the Malvern Hills to the centre of the lower edge. Numerous illustrations of allegorical figures have been used to represent rivers, forests and and notable features. Small old ink marking to centre of image, though it does appear quite faint. Expert restoration to margins, mostly confined to left and right sides. The occasional small weaknesses to the paper otherwise good. £300 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	DUNCAN, J. New Map of the County of Herefordshire; Divided into Hundreds, Containing the District Divisions and other Local Arrangements effected by the Reform Bill. London: [1833] [F28395] 42.9 x 34.6 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Double page map. Very good condition. £75
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Hereford, from an Actual Survey made in the Year 1831 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1834 [F42216] 57.5 x 69.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Hereford Cathedral to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the right edge. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £200
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Hereford Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35378] 8.2 x 12.2 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature map of Herefordshire. text on verso. Some light soiling, otherwise in good condition. £65
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Herefordshire. London: [1831] [F28246] 35.2 x 22.3 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Herefordshire with a vignette illustration of Hereford Cathederal to lower left corner. Blank on verso. Light soiling to margins, else in very good condition. £75
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Herefordshire. London: [1832] [F29807] 35.2 x 22.3 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Herefordshire with a vignette illustration of Hereford Cathederal to lower left corner. Blank on verso. Accompanied by page of descriptive text. Very good condition. £75
	TEESDALE, Henry. Herefordshire. London: [1829] [F42140] 41.5 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. Herefordshire. London: [1831] [F26361] 41 x 34 cm. Original block colour. Double page map. Very good condition. £85
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. WELLER, E. Herefordshire. London: The Weekly Dispatch. [1863] [F29624] 43 x 30.3 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map. Very good condition. £25 Huntingdonshire
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Huntingdonensis Comitatus, Huntingdonshire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29137] 39.2 x 49.5 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. Very decorative map of Huntingdonshire with large title cartouche featuring huntsman to lower right corner. Ten shields to left edge of image, nine of which feature family coats of arms plus another left blank. The royal crest to the upper left corner, two other crests to the right edge. Manuscript number to upper margin. Blank on verso. Excellent condition with lovely bright colouring. £500
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. WALKER, J. & C. (engrs.). Map of the County of Huntingdon, from an Actual Survey, made in the Year 1829. London: Greenwood & Co. 1834 [F35490] 57 x 68 cm. Orginal colour in block and outline. A very decorative map of the county of Huntingdon with a large vignette view of Kimbolton Castle to the lower left corner. Table of explanation to the lower right and a reference table for the hundreds at the upper left. A very light strip of browning parallel to the centrefold, otherwise in very good condition. £200
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. Huntingtonshire. London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36695] 35.1 x 41.8 cm. Double page map of the county of Huntingdonshire, shown divided into hundreds. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the hundreds and the county, original colour also to the title cartouche and the map border. Blank on verso. Small hole to left edge very neatly filled, otherwise in very good condition. £225
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Huntingdonshire. London: [1832] [F29803] 35.6 x 22.4 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Huntingdonshire with vignette illustration of Godmanchester Church to upper right corner. Blank verso. Accompanied by page of descriptive text. Very good condition. £75
	PIGOT & Co. Huntingdonshire. [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F40009] 16.4 x 10.4 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of Godmanchester Church and a distance table. Very good condition. £35
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Huntingdonshire. London: [c. 1840] [F34549] 35.6 x 22.4 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Huntingdonshire with vignette illustration of Godmanchester Church to upper right corner. Small spot to upper left of image, otherwise in very good condition. £75
	[SPEED, John]. Huntington Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35389] 8.2 x 12.2 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Huntingdonshire. Text on verso. Impression weak to edges, some show through text. One small spot to centre of map, otherwise in good condition. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. Huntingdonshire. London: [1829] [F42131] 41.5 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £75
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. DOWER, [John] and DAVIES, [B.R.]. Huntingdonshire. London: The Weekly Dispatch. Feby 20th, 1859 [1863] [F29622] 30.6 x 42.2 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map. Publisher’s date stamp to upper left corner. Very good condition. £25 Kent
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Cantium Vernacule Kent. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29109] 38 x 51.6 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. Early state of Blaeu's map of Kent with ornate title cartouche to lower left corner. Seven family coats of arms to upper left corner, with the coat of arms of Kent to upper right corner. Illustrations of ships to the sea. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Brown stain to upper left corner, just encroaching onto engraved area. Section (13 x 6 cm) sometime reinforced on verso at lower centre edge of sheet. Another small section sometime reinforced on verso at lower left margin. Two brown spots, one to centre of image, the other by the border at lower margin. Overall, a very attractive map with particularly bright colouring. £650
	DRAYTON, Michael. Kent. London: printed for M. Lownes, I.Browne, I. Helme, I. Busbie. [1612] [F20231] 24.9 z 32.4 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. Extremely decorative map of the county of Kent. The major towns and cities represented by allegorical figures of crowned females. Further illustrations of water nymphs and huntsman. An excellent copy. £500 From the first edition, first issue of Drayton's "Poly-Olbion."
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Kent. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34152] 24.9 z 32.7 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. Extremely decorative map of the county of Kent. The major towns and cities represented by illustrations of crowned female figures. The Weald is represented by a large illustration of an allegorical female hunter, around her a forest is shown with illustrations of huntsmen and dogs. Expert restoration to margins, neat repair to small tear at lower edge, otherwise a good example. £500 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. NEELE, Ja[me]s & JOSI[A]H. Map Of The County OF Kent, From An Actual Survey, Made In The Years 1819 & 1820. ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1829 [1830] [F35491] 57.2 x 69.2 cm. Original colour in block and outline. A decorative double page map of Kent with a large vignette view of Canterbury Cathedral to the lower left corner. Table of explanation to the upper left corner and reference table to the hundreds at the lower right. Neat split along the lower part of the centrefold. Some light offsetting across the sheet and a small spot to the lower margin, otherwise in very good condition. £300
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. Kent. [London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. 1695] [F36699] 34.6 x 63.6 cm. Attractive map of the county of Kent, shown divided into hundreds. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the hundreds and the county, original colour also to the title cartouche and the map border. Blank on verso. Traces of old vertical folds, though fairly inconspicuous. Upper margin neatly restored. Tear at lower margin expertly repaired, otherwise in very good condition. £300
	PIGOT & Co. Kent. [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F40005] 10.5 x 16.4 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of Canterbury Cathedral and a distance table. Very good condition. £50
	[SPEED, John]. Kent. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35940] 8.4 x 12.1 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Kent. Text on verso. Lower margin expertly restored. Some slight show through text, otherwise good. £100 Lancashire
	BOWEN, Eman[uel]. An Accurate Map of the County of Lancaster Divided into its Hundreds ... London: Printed for Carington Bowles in St. Paul’s Church [and] Robt. Sayer in Fleet Street. [N.D. but c. 1764] [F38274] Map dimensions 69 x 52.5 cm, overall dimensions 70.3 x 53.7 cm. Folding map of Lancashire, original outline colour marking out the boundaries of the hundreds. Large ornate title and deddication cartouches to upper right corner. Numerous panels of text with descriptions of towns and regions, also lists of county nobility. The whole dissected into twelve sections and mounted on cloth. Folds into original marbled paper slipcase with Sayer’s title label to upper board. Slipcase worn, but sound. Paper starting to come away from cloth at a few points, some minor creasing at section edges. £375 A single issue of a map usually found in Bowen & Kitchin’s “Large English Atlas”, of which numerous editions were published between 1749 and 1787. This example with the imprint of Carington Bowles and Robert Sayer. Tooley, in his “Dictionary of Mapmaker’s” (Vol. 1, p. 179), refers to an edition published by the pair with an attributed date of c. 1764.
	HENNET, G. BINGLEY, James (engr). A Map of the County Palatine of Lancaster Divided into Hundreds and Parishes. London: Henry Teesdale & Co., 302 Holborn, 1st May, 1830 [F39887] Overall dimensions 162 x 115 cm. Bright original colour in block and outline. Large folding map of the county of Lancashire on a scale of ¾ inch to one mile. Title to upper right corner, beneath which a large inset view of the “New Custom House, Liverpool”. Explanatory key and compass rose to lower edge. The whole dissected into 48 sections and mounted on linen, the edges trimmed with dark green cloth. Yellow marbled paper panels to folded end sections on linen verso, one of which bears the old armorial ownership plate of a John Bolton. Wanting slipcase. Some occasional light offsetting, the map otherwise in very good condition. £950
	JACOB, Arthur, (surveyor) & FALKNER, George, & Sons (publishers). Map of the Borough of Salford. Building Land Belonging to Mr Fitzgerald Coloured Green / Land Let On Long Leases & From Which Chief Rents Are Received Coloured Brown. [after 1885] [F38277] Map dimensions 119 x 119 cm, overall dimensions 124.5 x 124 cm. Large detailed folding map of Salford on a scale of c. 30.6 cm to 1 mile. Original colour in block as outlined in the continuation of the title. The whole dissected into 20 sections and mounted on linen, folds between plain dark green cloth covers. Matching marbled paper to inner cover and to folded end section on linen verso. Both the plan and the covers in excellent condition. £750 Ticket to inner cover reads: “Printed & bound by Geo. Falkner & Sons, Deansgate, Manchester”. No printed date, but a panel of text to the lower left of the map states that the survey on which the map is based was carried out under the direction of a Mr Arthur Jacob, “Engineer to the Corporation”, between 1879 and 1885.
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Lancaster. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35362] 8.4 x 12 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Lancashire. Text on verso. Some light show through text. Small hole to lower margin though not affecting image, otherwise in good condition. £125
	SLATER, I[saac]. New Plan of Manchester and Salford, with their vicinities, specially prepared for the Directory. Manchester: Isaac Slater. 1873 [F39177] Folding map 54 x 74 cm. backed onto linen and dissected into 18 sections, folding into green cloth boards. Original outline colouring. Scale of 8 inches per mile. Boards worn and discolored, map generally very good. £500
	TEESDALE, Henry. Lancashire London: [1829] [F42127] 41.5 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £150 Leicestershire
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. Leicestershire. London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36353] 35.6 x 41.5 cm. Double page map of the county of Leicestershire shown divided into hundreds. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the hundreds and the county, original colour also to the title catouche and the map border. Blank on verso. A few light brown spots towards the lower edge of the image, otherwise in very good condition. £250 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Leicestershire & Rutlandshire. London: [1832] [F29804] 22.1 x 35 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Leicestershire and Rutlandshire with vignette illustration of St. Mary’s Church, Melton Mowbray to upper right corner. Blank verso. Accompanied by page of descriptive text. Very good condition. £75
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Leicestershire & Rutlandshire. London: [c. 1840] [F34539] 22.1 x 35 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Leicestershire and Rutlandshire with vignette illustration of St. Mary’s Church, Melton Mowbray to upper right corner. Blank verso. Accompanied by page of descriptive text. Paper lightly toned, otherwise in very good condition. £75
	[SPEED, John]. Leicester Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35384] 8.5 x 12.1 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Leicestershire. Some show through text, otherwise in good condition. £75
	TEESDALE, Henry. Leicestershire. London: [1829] [F42125] 34 x 41 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. Leicestershire. London: [1831] [F26362] 41 x 34 cm. Original block colour. Double page map. Very good condition. £85 Lincolnshire
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Lincolnia Comitatus. Anglis Lincolnshire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29145] 41.9 x 49.7 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. Highly decorative map of Lincolnshire, with ornate title cartouche featuring cherubs to lower right corner. Engraved plinth bearing twelve shields, ten of which feature ten family coats of arms plus two which have been left empty. The royal coat of arms to upper right margin. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Lower margin cropped with loss to border, else in very goood condition with attractive bright colouring. £500 Middlesex
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Midddle-sexia. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29111] 30.9 x 40.2 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. Attractive map of Middlesex including London. Elaborate title cartouche to lower right corner, the royal coat of arms of the Stuart family to centre left edge. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Two small sections at lower margin sometime reinforced on verso, one section with two tears without loss and some light discolouration. Overall, a handsome map with particular bright colouring to the cartouche. £750
	BOWEN, Thomas. An Accurate Map of the County of Middlesex; ... [London]: Printed for H. Parker & J. Bowles [et al]. [c. 1762] [F34694] 40.8 x 49.4 cm. Old outline colour. Double page map of Middlesex. Large decorative title cartouche to lower right corner. Vignette view of St. Paul’s to the upper left. A number of panels of text to the edges of the map, these include descriptions of the county, explanations and lists of seats and nobility. The map in an old mount and glazed frame. Paper browned overall with a lighter section along the centrefold. We would otherwise estimate that the map is in good condition judging from its appearance, though without having removed it from the mount and frame. £325
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Midlesex [with] Hartfordshyre. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34157] 24.7 z 32.4 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. Decorative map of the counties of Middlesex and Hertfordshire. The map orientated with north to the right edge, the Thames flowing from west to east down the left hand side of the image. Notable features include the forest at Enfield Chase and Watling Street (“The first great Way of England”). The principal towns and other rivers represented by illustrationsof allegorical figures. Expert restoration to left and right margins. A few small tears without loss at lower right corner, otherwise good. £400 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map Of The County Of Middlesex, From An Actual Survey, Made In The Years 1819 & 1820. ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1829 [1834] [F42240] 53 x 64 cm. Original colour in block and outline. A decorative double page map of Middleses with large vignette views of Westminster Abbey and St. Paul’s Cathedral to the lower corners. Table of explanation to the upper right corner and reference table to the hundreds at the centre of the lower edge. Very good condition. £350
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher]. Map of the County of Middlesex, from an Actual Survey Made in the Years 1818 and 1819. London: Greenwood, Pringle & Co. 13 Regent Street, Pall Mall. Octr. 25th, 1819 [F39840] Overall dimensions 126 x 147 cm. Large decorative folding map of Middlesex with original body colour. Large vignette view of London “taken from the roof of Buckingham House” to the upper left corner with accompanying dedication to the nobility, clergy and gentry of the county. Title to lower right corner. The whole dissected into 48sections and mounted on linen, edges trimmed with green silk. Marbled paper to folded end sections on linen verso. The map housed in original calf book style box (28 x 19 cm), spine with red gilt lettered label and gilt rules, marbled edges. Old paper labels to spine and upper board. Box quite worn with loss to leather, though structurally sound. Occasional light offsetting to the map, one small tear at one section edge but otherwise in very good condition. £1,500
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. NEELE, Ja[me]s & JOSI[A]H. Map Of The County OF Middlesex, From An Actual Survey, Made In The Years 1819 & 1820. ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1829 [1830] [F40755] 53 x 64 cm. A decorative double page map of Middleses with large vignette views of Westminster Abbey and St. Paul’s Cathedral to the lower corners. Original colour in block and outline with additional later colour to the vignettes and borders. Table of explanation to the upper right corner and reference table to the hundreds at the centre of the lower edge. Unexamined out of frame, but would appear to be a good example. £350
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. Midlesex. [London:] Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F38118] 36.3 x 42 cm. Double page folio map of the county of Middlesex. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the hundreds and the county, original colour also to the title cartouche and the map border. Blank on verso. Small crack to paper with very slight loss to image at lower right corner. The sheet expertly laid down on japan paper reinforcing said crack, otherwise in good condition. £300
	PITTERI, G. [Drawn by] and ZULIANI, G. [Engraver]. [ZATTA, Antonio]. Provincia di Middlesex di nuova Projezione. Venice: Antonio Zatta. 1779 [F27383] 19.1 x 30.1 cm. Original outline colour, with coloured title cartouche to lower right corner. Single page map. Blank on verso. Very good condition. £150
	[SPEED, John]. Midle-sex. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35269] 8.4 x 12 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Middlesex. Text on verso. Lower right margin narrow, though intact. Small brown spot to centre left of image, otherwise in good condition. £125
	SPEED, J[ohn] Midle-sex described With The Most Famous Cities Of London and Westminster. London: Thomas Basset and Richard Chiswell. 1610 [but c. 1676] [F30629] 38 x 51 cm. Old outline colour to map of the county delineating the hundreds. Double page. A wonderfully decorative map of Middlesex incorporating maps of London and Westminster to upper right and upper left corners. Beneath which vignette illustrations of St. Paul’s and St. Peter’s. Blank on verso. Impression slightly weaker at inset maps of London and Westminster, otherwise in very good condition. £1,250 Normally issued with text on the verso. However, Skelton notes that these maps were also issued singly without descriptive text. cf Skelton, 92.
	TEESDALE, Henry. Middlesex. London: [1829] [F42139] 34 x 41.5 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £125 Norfolk
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Norfolcke [with] The North Parte of Suffolke. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34170] 24.6 x 31 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. A richly decorated map of the county of Norfolk with the northern part of Suffolk. The principal towns of the region, including Norwich, Yarmouth and [Kings] Lynn, are represented by allegorical female figures. The figure accompanying Norwich stands between what appear to be two church spires. The several rivers marked on the map are each accompanied by illustrations of water nymphs along their courses. Marshland north of Wisbech is decorated with an illustration of a shepherdess and her flock. Some light toning to margins. Some neat marginal repairs, otherwise a good attractive example. £450 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. Rare by virtue of the fact that the maps of eastern and northern England, such as this here, only appear in this issue. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Norfolcke. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35360] 8.4 x 12.3 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Norfolk. Text on verso. Margin narrow at lower right corner, otherwise in good condition. £125
	PIGOT & Co. Norfolk [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F39994] 10.5 x 16.5 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of Norwich Cathederal and a distance table. Very good condition. £65
	TEESDALE, Henry. Norfolk. London: [1829] [F42121] 34 x 41 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £150
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. DOWER, John. Norfolk. London: The Weekly Dispatch. Mar[c]h 25th, 1860 [1863] [F29607] 31.3 x 43.4 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map. Publisher’s date stamp to upper left corner. Tear without loss to lower margin. Light stain at left margin. £25 Northamptonshire
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Northamptonshyre [with] Parte of Rutlandshyre [and] Parte of Bedfordshyre. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34173] 24.5 x 30.5 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. A decorative fantasy map of the Northamptonshire and the adjacent regions. The principal features of the region are represented by illustrations of allegorical figures. The town of Northampton and Peterborough each represented by the figure of a standing female figure. Several rivers accompanied by illustrations of water nymphs. Woods and hills are marked and decorated accordingly, including Rockingham Forest which is accompanied by an illustration of the wood and a hunting scene. Some light toning to margins, some minor offsetting. Expert reinforcements to centrefold on verso of map, otherwise in good condition. £300 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. Rare by virtue of the fact that the maps of eastern and northern England, such as this here, only appear in this issue. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Northampton, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1829 & 1830 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1831 [1834] [F42249] 55.5 x 70.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the Northamptonshire with a vignette view of Peterborough Cathedral to the lower right corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the left and right edges. Generally in very good condition. £250
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Northamptonshire. London: [1832] [F29801] 35.4 x 22.2 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Northamptonshire with a vignette illustration of Peterborough Cathederal to upper left corner. Blank verso. Accompanied by page of descriptive text. Very good condition. £75
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Northamptonshire. London: [c. 1840] [F34545] 35.4 x 22.2 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Northamptonshire with a vignette illustration of Peterborough Cathederal to upper left corner. Light spot to lower edge. Some light soiling in upper margin, else very good condition. £75
	[SPEED, John]. Northampton Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35388] 8.3 x 12 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Northamptonshire. Text on verso. Slight show through text, otherwise in good condition. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. Northampton. London: [1829] [F42143] 34 x 41.5 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £100
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. DOWER, John. Northamptonshire, (Northern Division) [with] (Southern Division). London: The Weekly Dispatch. May 8th and June 19th, 1859 [1863] [F29730] 31.2 x 43.4 cm and 43.2 x 31.1 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph maps of north and south Northamptonshire. Publisher’s date stamps to margins. Publisher’s map descriptions pasted onto verso. Very good condition. £25 Northumberland
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Northumberland, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1827 & 1828 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1831 [1834] [F42254] 60 x 61.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Alnwick Castle to the upper left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the county wards to the left and right edges. Some very light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £250
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t Northumberland. [London:] Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36256] 41.5 x 35.3 cm. Double page map of Northumberland. Original colour to title cartouche, the distance scale and the map border, also in outline to the county and Scottish borders. Blank on verso. Small split without loss to right of centrefold, otherwise in very good condition. £250 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Northumberland. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35382] 8.5 x 12.2 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature map of Northumberland. Text on verso. Some light soiling to lower left corner of map, otherwise in good condition. £75 Nottinghamshire
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Nottingham, from an Actual Survey made in the years 1824 & 1825 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1831 [1834] [F42175] 57.5 x 66 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of St. Mary, Southwell to the lower right corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the left edge. Some very light browning along the centrefold, occasional slight offsetting, but generally in very good condition. £225
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. Nottinghamshire. London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36698] 34.8 x 41.9 cm. Double page map of the county of Nottinghamshire, with the boundaries of the divisions and wapontakes shown. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the districts and the county, original colour also to the title cartouche, the map border. Blank on verso. Two small of offsetting caused by original colour. Neat repairs to tears at lower edge, otherwise in very good condition. £250
	[SPEED, John]. Nottingha Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35381] 8.4 x 11.6 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Nottinghamshire. Text on verso. Some show through text and minor soiling, otherwise in good condition. £75
	TEESDALE, Henry. Nottinghamshire. London: [1829] [F42145] 41.5 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £100
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. DOWER, John. Nottinghamshire. London: The Weekly Dispatch. June 8th, 1858 [1863] [F29649] 43.4 x 31.1 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map. Publisher’s map descriptions pasted onto verso. Publisher’s date stamp to lower left corner. Small tear without loss at lower left margin. Light stain across lower margin. £25 Oxfordshire
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Oxford, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1831 & 1832 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1834 [F42224] 57 x 69.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Oxford Cathedral to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the left and right edges. Offsetting across sheet, otherwise in good condition. £275
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Oxfordshire. London: [1831] [F28251] 35.4 x 22.3 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Oxforshire with a vignette illustration of Christ Church Cathederal to upper right corner. Blank verso. Light soiling to margin, else in very good condition. £100
	PIGOT & Co. Oxfordshire. [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F40012] 16.5 x 10.4 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford and a distance table. Very good condition. £50
	[SPEED, John]. Oxfordshire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35393] 8.2 x 11.9 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Oxforshire. Text on verso. Some show through text. Some occasional light soiling otherwise in good condition. £125
	TEESDALE, Henry. Oxfordshire. London: [1829] [F42136] 41 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £150
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. DAVIES, B.R. Oxfordshire. London: The Weekly Dispatch. Nov[embe]r 7th, 1858 [1863] [F29656] 42.3 x 30.4 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map. Publisher’s map description to verso. Publisher’s date stamp to upper left corner. Some staining and weakening to paper at upper edge caused by glue used on verso. £25 Rutlandshire
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Rutlandeshyre [with] Parte of Northamptonshyre. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34174] 24.6 x 31.3 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. A decorative fantasy map of the county of Rutland and part of Northampton. The map features several large illustrations to represent local sites. These include the “Vale of Catmus” represented by a lady and a bull and a central illustration of a shepherd with a dog and his flock. The two main rivers of the region feature illustrations of water nymphs along their courses. The towns of Stamford and Uppingham each accompanied by an illustration of a standing female figure. Some light uneven toning to paper, some light offsetting. Very neat repairs to margins and along centrefold, otherwise a good example. £250 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. Rare by virtue of the fact that the maps of eastern and northern England, such as this here, only appear in this issue. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Rutland, from an Actual Survey made in the Year 1825 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1831 [1834] [F42225] 53.5 x 64.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Burley House to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the lower and upper edges. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £200
	[MORDEN, Robert]. Comitatus Rotelandiae Tabula Nova & Aucta. London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36694] 28.4 x 35.3 cm. Double page map of the county of Rutland, shown divided into hundreds. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the hundreds and the county, original colour also to the two cartouches and the map border. Blank on verso. Four small brown spots to lower margin. Neat repair to small tear at lower margin, otherwise in very good condition. £225
	[SPEED, John]. Rutlande Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35380] 8.4 x 12.1 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Rutland. Text on verso. Some show through text, otherwise in good condition. £65
	TEESDALE, Henry. Rutland. London: [1829] [F42144] 34 x 41.5 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £75 Shropshire
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Comitatus Salopiensis, Anglis Shropshire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29141] 38 x 49.5 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. Very attractive map of Shropshire, with title cartouche and distance scale to lower edge, both with vignette illustrations. The map further decorated with four coats of arms to the upper corners. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Very light brown stain to upper left margin, though not affecting image. Horizontal crease towards right edge of sheet.. Generally in very good condition with good bright colouring. £500
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Salop, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1826 & 1827 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1830 [1834] [F42226] 57.5 x 68 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of Shropshire with a vignette view of Shrewsbury to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the right edge. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £225
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Shropshire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35377] 8.4 x 12.2 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature map of Shropshire. Text on verso. Impression weak to right edge, some show through text. Some light soiling. £65
	MORDEN, Robert. Shropshire [London:] Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F38123] 36.5 x 46.5 cm. Double page folio map of the county of Shropshire. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the hundreds and the county, original colour also to the title cartouche and the map border. Blank on verso. The whole expertly laid down on japan paper reinforcing a few paper weaknesses. £225
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Shropshire. London: [1832] [F29811] 35.1 x 22.3 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Shropshire with a vignette illustration of St. Lawrence’s Church, Ludlow to upper left corner. Blank on verso. Accompanied by page of descriptive text. Very good condition. £75
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Shropshire. London: [c. 1840] [F34543] 35.1 x 22.3 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Shropshire with a vignette illustration of St. Lawrence’s Church, Ludlow to upper left corner. Generally, very good condition. £75
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. WELLER, E. Shropshire. London: The Weekly Dispatch. July10th and Nov[embe]r 15th, 1859 [1863] [F29731] Each section c. 30 x 42.5 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map printed over two sheets (not joined). Publisher’s date stamps to margins. Publisher’s descriptionspasted onto verso of southern map sheet. Very lightly browned overall, else in very good condition. £25 Somerset
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Somerset:tensis Comitatus. \| Somersetshire [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29117] 38.1 x 49.2 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. Handsome map of Somerset with ornate title cartouche to upper left corner and vignette illustrations surrounding distance scale to lower right corner. Panel with eight shields, of which six bear family coats of arms and two are blank. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Three small sections at lower edge sometime reinforced on verso. Small tear without loss to centre of lower edge. Two light brown marks, one to the lower edge and the other to the centre of the image. Overall a very handsome map with particularly attractive colouring. £650
	CRUCHLEY, G.F. [South Somerset, West Dorset and East Devon / Sheet 10 from Cruchley’s Series of Reduced Ordnance Maps]. London: G.F. Cruchley, 81 Fleet Street. [N.D.] [F41216] Map dimensions 50 x 66 cm, overall dimensions 53.5 x 69.5 cm. Folding map of the adjacent areas of the three counties, showing the extents from Somerton in the north down to Newton Abbot in the south and just east of Yeovil in the east to Credition in the west. Original hand colouring in block and outline. Scale 1 inch to 2 miles. The whole dissected into 21 sections and mounted on linen, folds between dark blue cloth boards, gilt lettered to upper covers, marbled paper to folded end section on linen verso of map. Publisher’s advertisement/key map for the country to inner cover, outline map to folded end section. Spine of covers slightly sunned, otherwise a very good example. £125 The advertisement for Cruchley’s Reduced Ordnance Map of England bears the slogan “Half the Scale and Half the Price of the Ordnance Map of England”.
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Somersetshere [with] Wiltshere. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34151] 25 z 32.9 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. A most decorative map of Somerset and Wiltshire. The main towns of the region - Bristol, Bath and Salisbury - are represented with standing female figures. Numerous other places are marked including Cheddar Gorge, Stonehenge and Salisbury Plain amongst others, often accompanied by illustrations of allegorical figures. Expert restoration to margins in some places. Some neat repairs to tears without loss centre of lower edge just encroaching into image, otherwise a good example. £375 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Somerset Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35270] 8.3 x 12 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Somerset. Text on verso. Some light show through text, otherwise in very good condition. £125
	LEWIS, William. New Map Of Bath Published Expressly For The Post Office Bath Directory. Bath: Hickes & Isaac Surveyors. Wm. Lewis, Engraver, 6 Corridor. [N.D.] [F40719] Map dimensions 43.7 x 57.5 cm, overall dimensions 45 x 59.8 cm. Folding plan of Bath and environs, orientated with north to the right edge. The plan shows the extents from Lansdown Cemetery across to the Cross Key Inn and Walcot Cemetery across to Combe Royal. Original colour in block and outline. The whole backed onto linen, though not dissected; folds between original red cloth covered boards, gilt lettered and blindstamped to upper board. Accompanying street index (pp. 4) pasted in a inner cover. Covers slightly worn and stained, but sound. A few light stains to map, occasional minor split along folds, but generally good. £200 No printed date. Hickes and Isaac appear to have established a firm of surveyors in Bath in the latter part of the 19th Century. William Lewis (later on “& Son”, published the Post Office Bath Directory for many decades in the 19th and early 20th Centuries.
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. Somerset Shire. [London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. 1695] [F38121] 36 x 42 cm. Double page folio map of the county of Somerset. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the hundreds and the county, the cartouche with later colour. Blank on verso. Expertly laid down on japan paper to renforcing weaknesses to sheet. £200
	PIGOT & Co. Somersetshire. [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F39998] 10.3 x 16.4 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of Wells Cathedral and a distance table. Very good condition. £50
	TEESDALE, Henry. Somersetshire. London: [1829] [F42123] 34 x 41 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £125
	THORP, Tho[ma]s. HIBBERT, W., (engraver) A Map of 5 Miles round the City of Bath. On a Scale of one Inch & half to a Mile, froman Actual Survey made by Thos. Thorpe with Alterations & Improvements to the present time. Bath: Printed for and Sold by W. Frederick & W. Taylor Booksellers. 1778 [F38273] Map diameter 41 cm, overall dimensions 42.8 x 42.8 cm. A handsome circular map of the environs of Bath. Original colour to the circular border and to the county boundaries. Title to upper left corner, imprint to upper right, distance scale and longitude/latitude to lower left and explanation to the lower right. The whole dissected into 12 sections and mounted on linen. The map folds into original marbled paper slipcase with old manuscript title and price label pasted to upper board. The slipcase worn, but sound. Two small ink stains to the lower edge though not affecting the map, overall a very attractive example. £700 Staffordshire
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Staffordiensis Comitatus; Vulgo Staffordshire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29139] 40.9 x 49.8 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. Attractive map of Staffordshire with title cartouche and distance scale to lower edge, both with vignette illustrations. Two coats of arms to upper corners. Manuscript number to upper margin. Blank on verso. Brown stain to upper left margin, though not affecting image. Horizontal crease towards right edge of sheet.. Generally in good condition with good bright colouring. £500
	DRAYTON, Michael. Staffordshyre [with] Parte of Shropshyre. London: printed for M. Lownes, I.Browne, I. Helme, I. Busbie. [1612] [F20236] 24.8 z 32.5 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. Attractive map of Staffordshire and Shropshire. The principal towns of the area, Stafford, Lichfield and Wolverhampton, are represented by allegorical female figures. The Wrekin is featured prominently, as are the courses of the Severn and the Trent. Numerous illustrations of water nymphs, shepherds and huntsmen. An excellent copy. £250 From the first edition, first issue of Drayton's "Poly-Olbion."
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Stafford, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1818 & 1819 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1830 [1834] [F42191] 58 x 70 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Lichfield Cathedral to the lower right corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the left and right edges. Very light brown marks to margins at lower corners, but generally in very good condition. £200
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Staffordshyre [with] Parte of Shropshyre On the East of Seuerne. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34139] 24.7 z 33 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. An attractive fantasy map of the counties of Staffordshire and Shropshire. The principal towns of the area - Stafford, Lichfield and Wolverhampton - are represented by allegorical female figures. The Wrekin is denoted by the figure of an old man bearing his hat on a stick, the several forests that are shown are denoted by female archers and a shepherdess. The rivers shown, including the Severn and the Trent, are depicted with water nymphs. Expert restoration at left and right margins though with some slight loss to the hatching at the extremities of the image. Some light but uneven toning, otherwise a good example. £250 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Staffordshir. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35379] 8.3 x 12 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Staffordshire. Text on verso. Some show through text. Minor soiling, otherwise good. £65
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. Staffordshire. London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36344] 42.4 x 36.7 cm. Double page map of Staffordshire. Original outline colour to county border, original colour also to the title cartouche and map border. Blank on verso. Very small tear without loss to lower right margin. Slight browning along the centrefold, otherwise in very good condition. £250 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia. Suffolk
	BUCK, Samuel & Nathaniel. The South-West Prospect of Ipswich, in the County of Suffolk. London: 1741 [F41316] Plate mark 31 x 81 cm (inc. text). Uncoloured. Double page prospect of the town, panel of printed descriptive text below image. Some minor offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £425
	PIGOT & Co. Suffolk. [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F39996] 10.5 x 16.6 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of Hadleigh Church and a distance table. Very good condition. £65
	JANSSONIUS, Johanes. Suffolcia vernacule Suffolke. [Amsterdam: [1646 or later] [F36836] 38.2 x 49.7 cm. Original outline colour. Attractive double page map of Suffolk. This the second state with the semi-circular title cartouche to the upper edge with nine coats of arms surrounding. Blank on verso. Small split at upper edge of centrefold. Paper lightly toned overall. A very good example with wide margins. £525 Surrey
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Surrey [and] Sussex [with] London. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34160] 25.1 x 33.8 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. Ornately decorated map of the counties of Surrey and Sussex. The course of the Thames shown across the upper edge of the image, along which the City of London, Westminster and Richmond are represented by illustrations of crowned female figures. A large vignette to the upper right corner with an illustration of hunting scene. The Ashdown, Waterdown, Word and St. Leonard’s forests each represented with allegorical figures. Further illustrations of water nymphs along the rivers and standing figures at the towns. Expert restoration at side margins. Two small (rust ?) stains to centre of lower edge. Some light uneven toning in places, otherwise good. £500 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Surrey, from an Actual Survey made in the years 1822 & 1823 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1829 [1834] [F42173] 56 x 67.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Lambeth Palace to the lower right corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the left and right edges respectively. Small split to lower edge of centrefold, not affecting image, very good condition overall. £325
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. Surrey. [London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. 1695] [F36691] 35.5 x 41.8 cm. Double page map of the county of Surrey, shown divided into hundreds. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the hundreds and the county, original colour also to the large title catouche and the map border. Blank on verso. Two neat repairs at lower edge of centrefold, otherwise in very good condition. £300 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	PIGOT & Co. Surrey. [London & Manchester: c. 1840] [F39997] 10.4 x 16.6 cm. Original colour in wash and outline. Engraved map of the county, with accompanying sheet featuring an illustration of St. Saviour’s Church, Southwark and a distance table. Very good condition. £65 Sussex
	SLEATH, J. (engr). Plan of Brighton, and its Environs including All The Recent Improvements. Brighton: W. Saunders & Son. 112 St. James Street. [c. 1845] [F41017] 29 x 53.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Folding plan of Brighton, showing the extents from Adelaide Crescent across to Lewes Crescent and as far inland as the junction Lewes and Upper Lewes Road. The whole dissected into 12 sections and mounted on linen, folds between original light brown cloth boards with publisher’s green printed label to upper cover. Spine of covers faded, a few small very light patches of browning to map paper, otherwise very good. £475 An advertisement for the plan appears on the rear cover of certain issues of Saunders’ “Stranger’s Guide in Brighton”, a guide book published from the late 1820’s onwards.
	[SPEED, John]. Sussex. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35397] 8.3 x 12.2 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Sussex. Text on verso. Lower right margin narrow. Some show through text, otherwise in good condition. £125 Warwickshire
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Warwick, from an Actual Survey made in the Year 1821... London: Greenwood & Co. 1830 [1834] [F42220] 57.5 x 68 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Warwick Castle to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the upper left edge. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £250
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. Warwickshire. London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F] 36 x 42.2 cm. Double page map of Warwickshire divided into hundreds. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the hundreds and the county, original colour also to the title catouche and the the map border. Blank on verso. Very faint browning along the centrefold, otherwise a very good example. £275 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Warwickshire. London: [c. 1840] [F34530] 35.1 x 22.4 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Warwickshire with vignette illustration of St. Michael’s Church, Coventry to upper right corner. Paper lightly toned overall, otherwise in very good condition. £100
	[SPEED, John]. Warwicke Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35268] 8.5 x 11.5 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Warwickshire. Text on verso. Slight weakening to impression at upper right corner. Small hole just within lower border, though not affecting printed area. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. Warwickshire. London: [1829] [F42132] 41.5 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £125 Westmoreland
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Westmoria Comitatus; Anglice Westmorland. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29165] 37.9 x 49.2 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. An attractive map of Westmoreland, with vignettes to title cartouche and distance scale at lower corners. Six shields to left edge, four bearing family crests plus two left empty. Two larger coats of arms to upper corners. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. An excellent example with fresh bright colouring. £650
	DUNCAN, J. New Map of the County of Westmoreland; Divided into Hundreds, Containing the District Divisions and other Local Arrangements effected by the Reform Bill. London: [1833] [F24659] 35.3 x 43.2 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Double page map. Very good condition. £75
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Westmorland, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1822 & 1823 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1830 [1834] [F42223] 58 x 70 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Appleby to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the wards to the right and left edges. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £200
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. Westmorland. [London:] Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36257] 35.7 x 41.3 cm. Double page map of Westmoreland. Original outline colour to the county borders. Additional original colour to the title cartouche, the distance scale and the map border. Blank on verso. Small slight darkened streak to upper right corner. Two very small marks to lower margin, otherwise in very good condition. £250 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Westmoreland. London: [1832] [F29805] 22.7 x 34.9 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Westmoreland with vignette illustration of Kendal Church to lower right corner. Blank verso. Accompanied by page of descriptive text. Very good condition. £75
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Westmoreland. London: [c. 1840] [F34532] 22.7 x 34.9 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Westmoreland with vignette illustration of Kendal Church to lower right corner. Vertical dampstain across left edge of map, some light offsetting. Paper lightly toned overall, otherwise good. £75
	TEESDALE, Henry. Westmorland. London: [1829] [F42124] 34 x 41 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. Westmoreland. London: [1831] [F26453] 34.2 x 41.5 cm. Original block colour. Double page map. Very good condition. £85 Wiltshire
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Wilts, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1819 & 1820 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1829 [1834] [F42227] 55.5 x 67.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of Wiltshire with a vignette view of Salisbury Cathedral to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the right edge. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £300
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Wilt Shire. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35354] 8.4 x 12.2 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Wiltshire. Text on verso. Small printer’s fault to lower edge causing a small gap in the border. Impression somewhat weaker at the left edge, but otherwise in good condition. £125
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Wiltshire. London: [c. 1840] [F34529] 35.5 x 22.5 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Wiltshire with vignette illustration of Salisbury Cathedral to upper left corner. Inset map of an additional section of the county to the upper right. Paper lightly browned overall, otherwise in very good condition. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. Wiltshire London: [1829] [F42130] 41.5 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Small spot to upper right margin, otherwise in very good condition. £125 Worcestershire
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Worcester, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1820 & 1821 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1830 [1834] [F42188] 57.5 x 70 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the county with a vignette view of Worcester Cathedral to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the right and left edges. Some light offsetting, but generally in very good condition. £300
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Worcestershir. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35386] 8.4 x 12.1 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature county map of Worcestershire. Text on verso. Light show through text. Minor soiling, but otherwise in good condition. £100
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Worcestershire London: [c. 1840] [F34528] 35.2 x 22.4 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Worcestershire with vignette illustration of Worcester Cathedral to upper left corner. Damp stain across lower edge. Paper lightly toned overall otherwise in good condition. £75
	TEESDALE, Henry. Worcestershire. London: [1829] [F42128] 34 x 41.5 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £125 Yorkshire
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Ducatus Eboracensis Pars Occidentalis; The West Riding of Yorkeshire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29159] 38.1 x 49.6 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. An elegant map of West Yorkshire, with decorative vignettes to title cartouche and distance scale at lower corners. The upper edge adorned with coats of arms and eight shields, five of which bear family crests. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Two tears without loss at upper right corner sometime neatly repaired on verso. Small patch of light discolouration from repair, though generally in very good condition with lovely bright colouring. £750
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Ducatus Eboracensis Pars Orientalis; The Eastriding of Yorkeshire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29161] 37.8 x 50.2 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. An attractive map of eastern Yorkshire, pretty title cartouche to lower left corner. Eight shields to upper right corner, five bearing family coats of arms, plus three left blank. An illustration of a ship to the sea. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Excellent condition with fine bright colouring. £750
	DAWSON, R.K. Ripon. [London: 1837] [F40464] Image size c. 24 x 30 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved folded plan of the town. Some offsetting. £25 From “Municipal Corporation Boundaries (England and Wales): Reports of the Commissioners.”
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the North Riding of the County of York, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1818 & 1819 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1834 [F42194] 60.5 x 74 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the riding with a vignette view of York Minster to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the upper left and right corners. Some offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £300
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the East Riding of the County of York, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1831 & 1832 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1834 [F42213] 59 x 74.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the riding with a vignette view of Beverley Minster to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the lower and upper edges. Some offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £250
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the West Riding of the County of York, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1817 & 1818 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1834 [F42214] 60 x 75.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the riding with a vignette view of Ripon Minster to the lower left corner. Tables of explanation and polling places to the lower corners. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £250
	HOBSON, William Colling; WALKER, J. & C. Walker, (engravers). This Map of Yorkshire, is most respectfully dedicated To The Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, Landowners And Manufacturers Of The County. London: William Colling Hobson, 9 Castle Street, Holborn. Septr. 1843 [F36943] Large folding map of the county of Yorkshire divided into two parts. Each part of the map measuring 124 x 78 cm with overall dimensions of 128 x 81 cm. The county shown divided into wapentakes, the districts marked out in original colour in block and outline. Title/dedication cartouche to upper right corner of the eastern part of the map. Large table of explanation to the lower left corner of the western part. Each part dissected into 16 sections and mounted onto linen. The parts folding into original brown cloth covers, gilt lettering and tooling to upper board. Lower half of single metal clasp missing. Original plain yellow paper to folded end sections. Covers neatly rebacked with similar coloured cloth, some trivial wear to boards. Occasional light offsetting to plan, a few linen folds very lightly soiled. Generally, a very good example. £1,250
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. The North Riding Of Yorkshire. [London:] Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36265] 36 x 41.3 cm. Double page map of North Yorkshire shown divided into wapentakes. The county and district borders highlighted with original outline colouring, also with original colour to the title cartouche, the map border and the distance scale. Blank on verso. Some very light browning to the lower margin only just encroaching onto the map, otherwise in very good condition. £275 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. The West Riding of Yorkshire. [London:] Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36266] 35.9 x 41.2 cm. Double page map of West Yorkshire shown divided into wapentakes. The county and district borders highlighted with original outline colouring, also with original colour to the title cartouche, the map border and the distance scale. Blank on verso. Some very light browning along the centrefold. Upper margin narrow but present, otherwise in very good condition. £275 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	MORDEN, Robert. The East Riding of Yorkshire. London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36692] 35.5 x 41.8 cm. Double page map of East Yorksire, with the boundaries of the divisions and wapontakes shown. Original outline colour to the boundaries of the districts and the county, original colour also to the large title catouche and the map border. Blank on verso. Paper very lightly toned along centrefold, minor crease parallel with lower edge of centrefold. Tear at lower right margin very neatly repaired, otherwise in very good condition. £275 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	(ORDNANCE SURVEY). [Ripon]. Southampton: Engraved at the Ordnance Map Office and published by Lt. Colonel Hall. 31st March, 1854 [F38412] Plan dimensions 121.5 x 92.5 cm, overall dimensions 127 x 97.5 cm. Large scale plan of Ripon on a scale of approximately five feet to a mile. Original wash colour to the bodies of water and buildings. A route through the city sometime neatly marked out in black ink with the continuation to the north marked in pencil. Neat manuscript notes to the margins at either end of the route. The whole dissected into 42 sections and mounted linen. Folds between original green cloth covers, gilt lettered to upper boards. Matching printed paper to inner cover and to folded end sections, printed plate of Ripon Cathederal Library to inner cover. Spine of covers worn and sunned. Small splits at extremities of two horizontal folds, otherwise in very good condition. £500 Scotland
	[ADMIRALTY MAP]. WALKER, J & C. (Engravers) Firth of Forth. St. Abbs Head to the Forth Bridge. London: The Admiralty. [1921] [F28467] 63.5 x 111.5 cm. Uncoloured, with principal points (light houses, etc) highighted in orange. Large folding sheet chart of the Firth of Forth. Title in red ink on verso. Some offsetting. Ink stamp to lower right corner. £100
	[ANONYMOUS]. Completion of the Roads to Glasgow, by Moffat & Dumfries, & the respective Roads to Edinburgh, by Carlisle, Jedburgh, (the New Road) Kelso, Coldstream, and Berwick. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806 [but 1819] [F40742] 29.8 x 25.5 cm. Orginal outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes from Cumbria and Northumberland towards Glasgow through south east Scotland. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	ARMSTRONG, Marcus. A New Map of Scotland or North Britain, Wherein all the Post and other Public Roads are correctly Delineated ... Messrs. Sayer and Bennett. April 15th, 1782 [F40095] 124 x 105 cm overall. Original outline colour. Large engraved map of Scotland printed over four joined sheets. Inset map of the Shetland Islands to the upper right corner. Title to upper left corner, distance table to lower left corner. A few neat repairs, mostly towards the edges, otherwise good. £975
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. Ports & Harbours On The East Coast of Scotland. [Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. c. 1862] [F39754] Sheet size 47 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Five maps on one sheet. The two larger central panels with maps of Edinburgh and the lower part of the Forth. Three smaller panels to the upper left corner with maps of Peterhead, Aberdeen and Dundee. Very good condition. £75
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. Ports & Harbours On The West Coast of Scotland. Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F39753] Sheet size 47.3 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Ten maps on one sheet, all of varying sizes and shapes. Two larger maps of the Upper Clyde and Glasgow, these surrounded by smaller maps of the following: Ayr, Campbelltown Bay, Fort Patrick, Largs, Troon, Ardrossan, Irvine and Rothesay. Small tear without loss to lower left corner, a few very small chips to lower edge of sheet, otherwise good. £75
	CARY, John. A New Map of Scotland, From The Best Authorities. London: J. Cary. No. 181 The Strand. 1801 [F40712] Large engraved map of Scotland printed over four conjoined double page sheets. Overall map dimensions 89 x 100 cm. Inset maps of the Orkney and Shetland Islands to the upper corners. Full original colour. A few tears, very neatly repaired. Small section of lower left margin chipped, otherwise good. Occasional light soiling to margins. £275
	HALL, S. (engr.). Scotland. Edinburgh: A. & C. Black. [N.D.] [F40608] Map dimensions, 81.5 x 57 cm, overall dimensions 85 x 61 cm. Folding map of Scotland on a scale of 10 miles to one inch. Inset maps of the Shetland Islands, the Orkney Islands and St. Kilda. Pale original colour in block and outline. The whole dissected into 36 sections and mounted on linen, folds between publisher’s green cloth gilt and blindstamped covers with distance table pasted in at inner cover. Minor wear to covers, lacking original cloth ties. Slight wear at the edges of the map sections, otherwise in good condition. £175 Engraved by either Sidney Hall (died 1831) or, more probably, his wife Selina, who carried on the business up to her demise 22 years later. The map would appear to pre-date the Deeside Valley Railway running from Aberdeen through to Banchory, Balleter, Balmoral and Braemar, work on the line commenced in the early 1850’s.
	HERBERT, Lewis. Scotland. London: Richd. Holmes Laurie, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1st Feby. 1825 [F41020] Map dimensions 78 x 60 cm, overall dimensions 80.5 x 63.5 cm. Large folding map of Scotland. Inset maps of the Orkneys and Shetlands to the upper right and lower left corners respectively. Scale - approx. 10 miles to an inch. The whole dissected into 30 sections and mounted on linen, folds into original green textured cloth slipcase with publisher’s label to upper board. Marbled green paper to folded end sections on linen verso. Marbled paper on end section slightly frayed and creased. Small dark stain to centre of upper border, otherwise in very good condition. £375
	JOHNSTON, W. & A.K. The Gleneagles Map of the the Heart of Scotland showing 5000 square miles of the Highlands and Lowlands around the Gleneagles Hotel. Constructed and printed bu W. & A.K. Johnston, Ltd. Edinburgh. Glasgoq: McCorquodale & Co.Ltd. [c.1930] [F39149] Folding map backed on cloth folding into green cloth folder with tipped on paper labels. 83 x 114 cm. Scale 0.25 inch to the mile. Oval map printed in colour, black & white decorative corner cartouches. £200
	JOHNSTON, W. & A.K. Orkney Islands / Orkneyar ... Edinburgh & London: Engraved & Printed by W. & A.K. Johnston. [N.D.] [F40704] Map dimensions 105.5 x 62.7 cm, overall dimensions 108 x 65 cm. Folding colour printed map of the Orkney Islands. Scale: 1 mile to 5/8ths of an inch. The whole dissected into 25 sections and mounted on linen, folds between plain dark green cloth boards, old printed title label to upper board, original green cloth ties. £275 Many of the place names, including the title, are accompanied by the Scandinavian names in red. No printed date, but pre 1901.
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. Part of Scotland it is called of the inhabitance Stranauerne with his borderers. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35356] 8.4 x 12.1 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature map of North Western Scotland. Text on verso. Small worm hole to lower left margin though not affecting image, otherwise in very good condition. £125
	[KEERE, Pieter van den]. The Southren parte of Scotland, wherein is ye Strange Lake Lomond. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35355] 8.5 x 12.2 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature map of South Western Scotland. Text on verso. Small wormhole to lower left margin though not affecting image, otherwise in good condition. £125
	[LONDON MAGAZINE]. KITCHIN, Tho[ma]s. A New Map of Selkirk, Drawn from the best Authorities. [London: For the London Magazine 1773] [F28147] 16.8 x 20.7 cm. Block and outline colour. Folding page of Selkirk. Blank on verso. Very good condition. £65
	[MALTE-BRUN, Conrad] Ecosse. [Paris: Garnier Frères. 1848] [F40399] 29.4 x 22.3 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Scotland. Good condition. £25
	MERCATOR, Gerard [and HONDIUS, Jodocus]. Scotiae Regnum. [Amsterdam: 1613 [F36145] 35.2 x 45.7 cm. Original outline colour. Double page folio map of the northern part of Scotland. French text on verso. Paper browned overall. Very small hole to lower right corner of image with slight loss to print. Small section of centrefold sometime neatly reinforced on verso, otherwise in good condition. £575 Koeman, Volume 1, 5800:1:1
	[MERCATOR, Gerard & HONDIUS, Jodocus]. Schotia. [Amsterdam: Jansson. 1628] [F30663] 14.3 x 19.8 cm. Uncoloured. Single page map of Scotland. Latin text on verso. Lightly browned overall, otherwise in very good condition. £250
	[MERCATOR, Gerard & HONDIUS, Jodocus]. Scotia Septentrionalis. [Amsterdam: Jansson. 1628] [F30672] 13.5 x 19.8 cm. Uncoloured. Single page map of the northern half of Scotland. Latin text on verso. Lightly browned overall, otherwise in very good condition. £150
	[MEYER, Joseph] Schotland 1849. [Hildburghausen: Bibliographisches Institut. c. 1850] [F40454] 23.4 x 20.2 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Scotland, with an inset map of the Shetland Islands. Good condition. £25
	(PHILIP, George & Son, Ltd.) Perrier Motor Map. [Scotland] (London: George Philip & Son, Ltd., 32 Fleet Street,London E.C. [c. 1910] [F41831] Map dimensions 121.5 x 91.5 cm, overall dimensions 124 x 95.5 cm. Large colour printed folding map of Scotland on a scale of 6 miles to an inch. Inset Perrier advertisement to upper left corner. The whole dissected into 25 sections and mounted on linen, plain purple diamonds pasted onto folded end sections on linen verso. Folds into original dark green cloth slipcase, red lettering to upper board. Slipcase worn, with cloth wearing at foot of one spine. Map paper chipped in two places, affecting a small area of the North Sea and the map border respectively. Some minor creasing at section, nevertheless an attractive map. The BL example of the Perrier Motor Map of England and Wales has an attributed date of 1906.
	[PORCACCHI, Thomaso]. Scotia. [Venice: Appresso Gli Heredi di Simon Galignani. 1605] [F27773] Sheet size 29 x 20.2 cm, map size 10.3 x 14 cm,. Uncoloured. Miniature map of Scotland. Map with Italian text below and on verso. Very light overall browning, otherwise in good condition. £175
	SEALE, R.W. A Map of the Kingdom of Scotland ... [London: 1732-47] [F41074] 48.5 x 39 cm. Uncoloured. Folding page map. Inset map of the Shetland Islands. Lower right margin cropped to edge of border, small tear without loss close by encroaching into image, otherwise good. £200
	[SEALE, R.W.] Views of the principal Towns and Castles in Scotland ... [London: 1732-47] [F41073] Overall 34 x 45.5 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraving comprising a selection of views such as Glasgow, Edinborough, Aberdeen, Montrose and Stirling. Split at lower edge of right fold encroaching into image, another smaller split to upper edge of same fold. Some very light browning, otherwise good. £150
	SPEED, John. The Kingdome of Scotland. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F36120] 8.3 x 12.1 cm. Uncoloured. Miniature map. English text on verso. Some show through text. Lower margin neatly restored, but small section of lower border missing. £150 SKELTON, R.A., County Atlases of the British Isles, No.17. CHUBB, Thomas, Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland, No. XII.
	SWANSTON, G.H. Scotland. Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F39752] 50.5 x 40 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Double page map, small inset map of the Shetland Islands to the upper right corner. Very good condition. £100
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. [BOWEN, Thomas. Engraver]. The Road From Edinburgh, to Wigtoun and Whitehorn by Biggar Leadhills and New Galloway. [with continuation on verso plus] The Road from Edinburgh to Lanark and Ayr by Douglass and Cumnock. Measured from the West Port 1775. London: 1775 [1776] [F41958] 45.8 x 18.7 cm and 45.6 x 18.3 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. The first map continuing on to the first two columns on verso, only the first part of second map (Edinburgh to Kearns Castle) is included here. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 7 & 8 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. BOWEN, Thomas. [Engraver]. Roads From Edinburgh to Moffat & Dumfries by Peebles, & also by Linton, Miles measured from the Chapel of Ease, Edinburgh on the Peebles Rd. 3/4 Mile distant from the Cross. [Title repeated on verso with the addition of Lochmaben]. London: 1775 [1776] [F41957] 45.5 x 18.8 and 44.7 x 17.8 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road map, printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. Very good condition. £75 Plates 5 & 6 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. LUFFMAN, [T]. [Engraver] The Road from Glasgow to Ayr, & from Glasgow & Kilmarnock to Sanquehar & Dumfries. [and on verso] The Road from Dumfries to Monyhive. London: 1776 [F41974] 46 x 18.3 cm and 45.5 x 18.3 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns.The first map continued onto the first two columns on verso. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 41 & 42 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. LUFFMAN, [T]. [Engraver] The Road from Glasgow to Paisley, Bieth & Kilwhinning. [with] The Road from Lanark to Hamilton. [with] The Road from Lanark to Glasgow. [and on verso] The Road from Stirling to Glasgow. [with] The Road from Stirling to Dumbarton. London: 1776 [F41977] 46.3 x 18.3 cm and 46 x 18 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 47 & 48 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. PROCKTER, S. [Engraver]. The Road continued from Aberdeen By Old Meldrum, to Banff. [with] The Road from Banff to Inverness. London: 1776 [F41970] 45.5 x 19 cm and 46.8 x 19.1 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso. The map on recto showing the road from Stonehaven to Banff. The map on verso showing the road from Banff to Inverness over four columns. Two chips to left margin (when viewed from recto), a few small stains to both maps, some light offsetting. £75 Plates 31 & 32 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. PROCKTER, S. [Engraver]. The Road from Edinburgh to Dundee, Aberbrotbick, Montrose, Inverurie & Stonehaven. [with on verso]The Road from Edinburgh to Montrose & Stonehaven, Continued. [and] The Road from Pathead to Crail. [and] The Road from Edinburgh to Cupar by Kennoway. London: 1776 [F41971] 45.5 x 19 cm and 45.9 x 18.6 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso. The first map showing the road from Edinburgh to Inverurie via Arbroath, continued onto the first one and a half columns on verso. The remaining columns on verso show the road from Dysart to Crail and the road leading to Cupar. A few small light stains, some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 33 & 34 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. PYLE, S. [Engraver]. The Road from Braemar to Fort George. [with] The Road from Perth to Brechine. London: 1776 [F41967] 47.2 x 18.5 and 47.3 x 19 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, the former with three columns and the latter with two. Small spot to left side of map verso. Some light offsetting and soiling, upper right margin when viewed from recto chipped with very slight loss to border. £75 Plates 27 & 28 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. PYLE, S. [Engraver]. The Road from Edinburgh, by Douglas to Ayr and Stranrawer Continued [with on verso] The Road from Edinburgh, to Ayr by Hamilton, and to Glasgow, Dumbarton & Inveraray. London: 1775 [1776] [F41959] 47 x 19.3 cm and 46 x 18.7 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. The map on recto showing the road from Carnworth to Ayr, continued on the first two columns of the verso showing the road from Maybole to Stranraer. The third column on the verso showing the road from Edinburgh to Livingston. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 9 & 10 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. PYLE, S. [Engraver]. The Road from Edinburgh, continued to Ayr by Hamilton. [with on verso] The Road from Edinr. to Glasgow & Greenock & to Dumbarton & Inverary, Continued. London: 1775 [1776] [F41960] 46.5 x 18.7 cm and 44.4 x 19 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. The map on recto showing the road from Whitburn to Ayr. The map on the verso showing the road from Glasgow to Port Glasgow and Dumbarton to Tarbet. Some light offsetting, small stain to lower left of map on recto, otherwise in good condition. £75 Plates 11 & 12 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. PYLE, S. [Engraver]. The Road from Edinburgh to Fochabers by Huntly, continued from North Esk Bridge. [with on verso] Road from Edinburgh, by Brechine, Banchory & Monymusk continued to Old Rain, where it joins the Road from Aberdeen to Huntly. [and] Road from Brechine, to Aberdeen, Banff & Inverness. London: 1776 [F41968] 47 x 19.2 cm and 45 x 17.8 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. The map on recto and first colum of verso showing the road from Brechin through to Fochabers. The second map showing the road from Banchory to the outskirts of Aberdeen. The latter map showing only the Brechin-Aberdeen road just prior to Stonehaven. Some light offsetting and soiling, otherwise in good condition. £75 Plates 29 & 30 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. PYLE, S. [Engraver]. Road from Edinburgh, to Thurso, and Johny Grots or Dungsby Head, by Perth, Dunkeld Dalwhinnie, Inverness, &c [with] The Road from Dalnacardoch to Aviemore. London: 1776 [F41964] 45.5 x 18.5 cm and 47.4 x 18.7 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. The map on recto showing the road from Edinburgh towards Pitlochery. The map on verso showing the road from Pitlochry to Aviemore. Small spot to left side of map verso. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 21 & 22 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. PYLE, S. [Engraver]. Road from Wick to Thurso. [with] Road from Wick to Dungsby Head. [with] Road from Thurso to Dungsby Head. [with on verso] The Road from Perth to Fort George. London: 1776 [F41966] 46.8 x 18.8 cm and 46.2 x 18.8 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. The maps on recto showing the roads to John o’Groats from Wick and Thurso. The map on verso showing the road from Perth to Fort George. Small spot to left side of map verso. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 25 & 26 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. TAYLOR, I. [Engraver] The Road from Tarbet Inn to Crienlarch [with] The Road from Crieff to Locherne Head [with] The Road from Crieff to Perth [and on verso] The Road from Stirling to Perth [with] The Road from St. Andrews to Woodhaven & Newport [with] The Road from Inverkeithling to Kingorn [with] The Road from Crail to St. Andrews and Cupar. London: 1776 [F41978] 45 x 18.1 cm and 46 x 18.8 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 49 & 50 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. TERRY, [?]. [Engraver] The Road from Queensferry & Dumfermline, Culross, Clackmannan & Stirling. [with] The Road from Queensferry, to Borrowstouness, Falkirk, & Linlithgow. [with] The Road from the New Inn to Perth. [and on verso] The Road from Prestonpans to N. Berwick. [with] The Road from Musselburgh to Dalkeith & Newbattle. [with] The Road from Coldstream to Dunse. [with] The Road from Haddington to N. Berwick. [and] The Road from Haddington to Dunse. London: 1776 [F41972] 47.2 x 19 cm and 46.1 x 18.6 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 35 & 36 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. TERRY, [G]. [Engraver]. The Road from Edinburgh by Stirling continued to Ft. William. [with on verso] The Road from Edinburgh to Inverary by Stirling and Tyndrum continued. [with] The Road from Dalmaly to Bunau. [with] The Road from Inverary to Tarbet & Cambelton. London: 1776 [F41961] 46.4 x 18.8 and 46.5 x 18.9 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. The map on recto showing the road from Lochearnhead to Fort William. The three columns on the verso each showing different roads as referred to above, the final map only showing the road from Inverary to Lochgair. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 15 & 16 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. TERRY, G. [Engraver]. The Road from Inverary to Tarbet and Campbelton continued. [with] The Road from Stirling by Crieff, to Fort Augustine and Bernero. London: 1776 [F41962] 45.7 x 18.8 cm and 46.2 x 18.4 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. The map on recto showing the road from Lochgilphead to Campbeltown. The map on verso showing the road from Stirling to Dalnacardoch. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 17 & 18 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. TERRY, G. [Engraver]. The Stirling Road Continued from Dalnacardoch. to Fort Augustus and on toward Bernero. [with] The Road from Dunkeld, to Kenmore and Killin. London: 1776 [F41963] 46.5 x 18.6 cm and 46.7 x 18.5 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. The map on recto showing the road from Dalnacardoch to Loch Cluanie, continued on the first colum on verso up to Glenelg. The map on the remaining two columns of verso showing the road from Dunkeld to Killin. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 19 & 20 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. THOMAS, I. [Engraver] The Road from Glasgow to Irvine. [with] The Road from Maybole to Girvan. [with] the Road from Ayr to Machlin. [and on verso] The Road from Greenock to Irvine and Ayr. [with] The Road from Dumbarton to Row Kirk & Portencaple. London: 1776 [F41976] 45.5 x 18.8 cm and 44.8 x 18.3 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns Some light offsetting, small stain towards upper margin (both sides), otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 45 & 46 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. [BOWEN, Thomas. Engraver]. The Road From Edinburgh, to Wigtoun and Whitehorn by Biggar Leadhills and New Galloway. [with on verso] The Road from Edinburgh to Lanark and Ayr by Douglass and Cumnock. Measured from the West Port 1775. London: 1775 [1776] [F27600] 45.8 x 18.8 cm and 45.8 x 17.8 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. The first map continuing on to the first two columns on verso, only the first part of second map (Edinburgh to Kearns Castle) is included here. Three horizontal creases across sheet. Light browning overall. £75
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. PYLE, S. [Engraver]. The Road from Edinburgh to Berwick upon Tweed Measured from the Nether Bow Edinr. [with on verso] The Road, from Edinburgh to Cornhill by Greenlaw. Measured from the Cowgate Port, Edinburgh. London: 1775 [1776] [F41955] 45.8 x 18.4 cm and 46 x 18.6 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso , each side with three columns. Paper to first map slightly soiled, otherwise in good condition. £75 Plates 1 & 2 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. The Road from Berwick to Hawick. [with] The Road from Berwick to Dunse. [and on verso] The Road from Biggar to Lanark. [with] The Road from Howgate to Blyth Bridge ... [with] The Road from Peebles to Selkirk, by Fernalee Bridge. London: 1776 [F41973] 46 x 18.7 cm and 46.1 x 18.5 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 37 & 38 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. The Road from Port Patrick, to Dumfries, Annan, & Longtown. [and on verso] The Road from Whitehorn to Glenluce. London: 1776 [F41975] 46 x 18.4 cm and 46.3 x 18.5 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns.The first map continued onto the first two columns on verso. Some light offsetting, small stain towards upper edge (both sides), otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 43 & 44 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. BOWEN, T[homas]. [Engraver]. The Road from Inverness to Tain. [with] The Road from Tain to Wick. by Perth, Dunkeld Dalwhinnie, Inverness, &c [with] The Road from Dalnacardoch to Aviemore. London: 1776 [F41965] 46.5 x 19.4 cm and 46 x 18.7 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. Small spot to left side of map verso. Some light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Plates 23 & 24 from “Taylor & Skinner’s Survey Maps of the Roads of North Britain or Scotland”.
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. BOWEN, Thomas. [Engraver]. Roads From Edinburgh to Moffat & Dumfries by Peebles, & also by Linton, Miles measured from the Chapel of Ease, Edinburgh on the Peebles Rd. 3/4 Mile distant from the Cross. [Title repeated on verso with the addition of Lochmaben]. London: 1775 [1776] [F27599] 45.2 x 18.7 and 44.7 x 17.8 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road map, printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. Three horizontal ceases across sheet. Light browning overall. £75
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. LUFFMAN, [T]. [Engraver] The Road from Glasgow to Ayr, & from Glasgow & Kilmarnock to Sanquehar & Dumfries. [and on verso] The Road from Dumfries to Monyhive. London: 1776 [F28445] 46.2 x 18.5 cm and 45.5 x 18.3 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns.The first map continued onto the first two columns on verso. Three horizontal ceases across sheet. Light browning overall. £75
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. LUFFMAN, [T]. [Engraver] The Road from Glasgow to Paisley, Bieth & Kilwhinning. [with] The Road from Lanark to Hamilton. [with] The Road from Lanark to Glasgow. [and on verso] The Road from Stirling to Glasgow. [with] The Road from Stirling to Dumbarton. London: 1776 [F28449] 46.3 x 18 cm and 46 x 17.8 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns Minor fraying to upper left edge of sheet, though not affecting engraved area. Three horizontal ceases across sheet. Light browning overall. £75
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. PROCKTER, S. [Engraver]. The Road from Edinburgh to Dundee, Aberbrotbick, Montrose, Inverurie & Stonehaven. [with on verso]The Road from Edinburgh to Montrose & Stonehaven, Continued. [and] The Road from Pathead to Crail. [and] The Road from Edinburgh to Cupar by Kennoway. London: 1776 [F28434] 45 x 18.9 cm and 45.5 x 18.6 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso. The first map showing the road from Edinburgh to Inverurie via Arbroath, continued onto the first one and a half columns on verso. The remaining columns on verso show the road from Dysart to Crail and the road leading to Cupar. Three horizontal ceases across sheet. Light browning overall. £75
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. PYLE, S. [Engraver]. The Road from Edinburgh, continued to Ayr by Hamilton. [with on verso] The Road from Edinr. to Glasgow & Greenock & to Dumbarton & Inverary, Continued. London: 1775 [1776] [F27607] 46.5 x 18.7 cm and 44.4 x 19.1 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns. The map on recto showing the road from Whitburn to Ayr. The map on the verso showing the road from Glasgow to Port Glasgow and Dumbarton to Tarbet. Three horizontal ceases across sheet. Light browning overall. Some light offsetting. Tear without loss to upper right edge just encroaching onto image. £75
	[TAYLOR, George and SKINNER, Andrew]. THOMAS, I. [Engraver] The Road from Glasgow to Irvine. [with] The Road from Maybole to Girvan. [with] the Road from Ayr to Machlin. [and on verso] The Road from Greenock to Irvine and Ayr. [with] The Road from Dumbarton to Row Kirk & Portencaple. London: 1776 [F28448] 45.5 x 18.8 cm and 44.5 x 18.3 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraved road maps printed recto and verso, each side with three columns Three horizontal ceases across sheet. Light browning overall. £75
	TEESDALE, Henry. Scotland. London: [1829] [F39134] 64 x 52 cm. Full original colour. Large folding page map of Scotland. A few minor spots. Some occasional light offsetting. Minor soiling to upper left margin, otherwise in good condition. £350
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. LOWRY, J.W. Glasgow. London: The Weekly Dispatch. Sept[embe]r 14th, 1862 [1863] [F29710] 43.9 x 31.3 cm. Uncoloured. Lithograph plan. Publisher’s date stamp to upper right corner. A few small stitch holes to upper edge of sheet, else in very good condition. £100
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. WELLER, E. The Environs of Glasgow. London: The Weekly Dispatch. Sept[embe]r 7th, 1862 [1863] [F29709] 31.5 x 42 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map. Publisher’s date stamp to upper right corner. Tear without loss to upper right corner, otherwise in very good condition. £25
	WEST, W. (engraver). Completion of the Roads to Greenock, Irvine, and Ayr, with the Roads to Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbright, Newton Stewart, Wigton, & Port Patrick. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1809 ... A New Edition, 1815, [but 1819] [F40739] 29.5 x 25 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the some of the principal roads of south west Scotland. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75 Wales
	BACON, G.W., & Co. Ltd. Bacon’s Excelsior Map of Wales and Monmouthshire. Revised According To The Latest Ordnance Survey With Railways, Roads And Distances. London: G.W. Bacon & Co. Ltd. 127 Strand. [N.D. but c. 1908] [F38355] Map dimensions 119.5 x 94.5 cm, overall dimensions 123 x 98 cm. Large folding colour printed map of Wales. Long “Index Gazetteer” extending horizontally along right edge. Three panels of text to lower left comprising a distance table, an index to collieries and a glossary of Welsh names. Inset geological map of the (c. 25 x 23 cm) Principality to the centre left. The whole dissected into 25 sections and mounted on linen. Folds between original maroon cloth covers, gilt lettered to upper board and spine. Matching marbled paper to the inner cover and to the folded end section on linen verso. Covers soiled and rubbed, spine worn. A few small stains to the map and some minor creasing at section edges, otherwise the map in god condition. £125 British Library, Maps 14.b.22. Their example with an attributed date of 1908, this accords with other “Excelsior” maps we have handled. The population figures for Cardiff and Swansea noted on the map match those of the 1901 census.
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Ceretica; sive Cardiganensis Comitatus; Anglis Cardigan Shire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29172] 37.9 x 49.2 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. An attractive map of Cardiganshire, decorated with vignette illustrations to the title cartouche and distance scale at the lower edge. Three crests to the upper and right edges of image, including the royal crest and the three feathers insignia of the Prince of Wales. Illustrations of ships to the sea. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. With the exception of some extremely light soiling to margins, in excellent condition with good bright colour. £500
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Comitatus Brechiniæ; Breknoke. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29171] 37.5 x 50 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. An attractive county map of Brecknock. Vignette illustrations to title cartouche and distance scale at lower corners. Three crests to the upper edge of image, including the royal crest and the three feathers insignia of the Prince of Wales. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Extremely faint ink (?) stain at upper right corner. Generally, very good condition with nice colour. £500
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Comitatus Caernarvoniensis; Vernacule Carnarvon-Shire, et Mona Insula Vulgo Anglesey. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29173] 38 x 49.5 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. A handsome map of Caernarvon and Anglesey, with decorative title cartouche to lower left corner. Three crests to the upper and right edges of image, including the royal crest and the three feathers insignia of the Prince of Wales. Illustrations of ships to the sea. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. In very good condition overall, with lovely bright colour. £575
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Denibigiensis Comitatus et Comitaus Flintenensis. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29176] 37.8 x 49.3 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. An attractive map of Denbigh and Flint, with decorative title cartouche and distance scale to lower corners. Three crests to the upper and right edges of image, including the royal crest and the three feathers insignia of the Prince of Wales. Also, an empty cartouche panel with attendant.vignette illustration. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Light brown stain at upper left margin, else in very good condition with fresh bright colour. £450
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Glamorganensis Comitatus; Vulgo Glamorgan Shire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29169] 38.3 x 50.3 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. An elegant map of Glamorgan decorated with a pretty title cartouche to upper edge. Two large coats of arms to the upper corners including the royal crest. Illustrations of ships to the sea. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Very lightly browned overall, though generally in very good condition with attractive bright colouring. £750
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Montgomeria Comitatus et Comitatus Mervinia. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29175] 38 x 49.5 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. A lovely map of the counties of Montgomery and Merioneth, with decorative vignettes to title cartouche and distance scale at lower edge. Three coats of arms to upper edge, these include the royal crest and the crest of Phillip Herbert, the Earl of Montgomery. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. A lovely map with particularly bright colour. £500
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Penbrochia Comitatus et Comitatus Caemaridunum. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29174] 40.9 x 52.7 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. A lovely map of Pembrokeshire and Carmarthen with ornate title cartouche to lower right corner. The royal coat of arms and the three feathers insignia of the Prince of Wales to the upper edge. Between these crests, twelve shields bearing eleven family coats of arms plus one left empty. Manuscript number at upper margin just encroaching onto border. Blank on verso. Upper margin shaved to edge of border at upper right corner. Otherwise in very good condition with good bright colour. £600
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Penbrochia Comitatus et Comitatus Caemaridunum. [Amsterdam: 1648-62] [F36333] 41 x 53 cm. Original colour to cartouche and armorial shields and in outline to county borders. Double page map of Pembrokeshire. Dutch text on verso. Old tape marks on verso, not affecting the recto. Occasional very faint browning, but generally in very good condition. £325 Koeman, Vol II, 5530:2.
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Radnoria Comitatus. Radnor Shire. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29170] 38 x 49.3 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. An attractive map of Radnor. Ornate vignette to title cartouche featuring a farmer with cows and sheep. Three crests to the upper edge of image, including the royal crest and the three feathers insignia of the Prince of Wales. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Lightly soiled at margins, else in very good condition with good bright colouring. £500
	[BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, Thomas]. An Accurate Map of North Wales. Divided into its Counties; ... Improved from the Best Surveys & Intelligences and Illustrated with Historical Extracts Relative to its Air, Soil, Natural Produce, Trade Manufactures &c. London: Printed for T. Bowles in St. Paul’s Church Yard, Robt. Sayer in Fleet Street, John Bowles & Son in Cornhill. [1763 or later] [F40692] 51.5 x 67.3 cm. Original outline colour. Folding map of North Wales, orginal outline colouring marking the county boundaries. Numerous panels of descriptive text to the blank areas. The whole dissected into 16 sections and mounted on linen. Paperlightly lightly toned overall, small dampstain to centre of map at intersection of folds. Paper just starting to lift from linen at a few places, but otherwise a good example. £275 The map originally appeared in Bowen’s “The Large English Atlas”, an edition with the imprint of T. Bowles, Sayer and John Bowles & Son was published in 1763.
	CARY, John. A New Map of the Principality of Wales, Divided into Counties. London: J. Cary, Engraver and Mapseller, No. 86 St. James Street. Jany. 1 1827 [F40094] Map dimensions 95 x 56 cm, overall dimensions 99 x 59 cm. Large folding map of Wales with full original colour. The whole dissected into 24 sections and mounted on linen. The map folds into original publisher’s marbled paper slipcase, printed title label to upper board with old manuscript initials, “T.P.” dated 1830. Two other short inscriptions below in the same hand, dated 1830 and 1831. Some minor wear to slipcase, otherwise a very good example. £325
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. Flintshyre [with] Denbighshyre. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34150] 24.9 z 32.8 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. Attractive map of north east Wales. The principal towns of Wrexham, Conway and Ruthin are represented with allegorical female figures. Many other illustrations scattered across the map, the rivers accompanied by illustrations of water nymphs. Expert restoration to margins in places, nevertheless a good example. £250 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	[DRAYTON, Michael]. The Ile of Anglesey [with] Carnarvanshyre [and] Merionethshyre. [London: printed by Iohn Marriott, Iohn Grismand, And Thomas Dewe. 1622] [F34162] 25 x 33.1 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Blank on verso. Decorative map of north west Wales and Anglesey. Uneven toning mostly confined to the margins. Expert repairs to margins, occasionally encoraching into image though with minimal effect on overall appearance. £350 From the first edition, third issue of Drayton’s series of county maps. cf Skelton, County Atlases of the British Isles 1579-1703, No. 13. cf Chubb, The Printed Maps in the Atlases of Great Britain and Ireland 1579-1870, XXXV, pp. 46-7.
	DUNCAN, J. New Map of the County of Monmouthshire; Divided into Hundreds, Containing the District Divisions and other Local Arrangements effected by the Reform Bill. London: [1833] [F25003] 43.5 x 35.1 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Double page map. Very good condition. £75
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the County of Monmouth, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1829 & 1830 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1831 [1834] [F42245] 55.5 x 70.5 cm. Original colour in block and outline. Decorative double page engraved map of the Monmouthshire with a vignette view of Tintern Abbey to the lower left corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the hundreds to the right edge. Some very faint offsetting, small very light brown patch towards lower edge of centrefold, otherwise in very good condition. £200
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. WALKER, J. & C. (engrs.). Map of the South West Circuit of the Principality of Wales, Comprising the Counties of Cardigan, Pembroke and Carmarthen, ... [London: Greenwood & Co. 1834 [F35176] 60.8 x 76.8 cm. Original colour in block and outline. A very decorative double page map of south west corner of Wales, comprising the above counties. Large vignette illustration of St. David’s Cathederal to the lower right corner. Compass rose to the upper edge. Explanatory key to the upper right corner. Offsetting overall. Small split at lower edge of centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £225
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the North West Circuit of the Principality of Wales, Comprising the Counties of Anglesey, Caernarfon & Merioneth, from Actual Survey made in the Years 1830 & 1831 ... [London: Greenwood & Co. 1834 [F42276] 59.5 x 68 cm. Original colour in block and outline. A very decorative double page map of North West Wales, comprising the above counties. Large vignette illustration of Bangor to the lower right corner. Table of explanation and a reference to the county constituencies to the left edge. Offsetting overall. Small split at lower edge of centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £225
	GREENWOOD, C[hristopher] & J[ohn]. Map of the South East Circuit of the Principality of Wales, Comprising the Counties of Glamorgan, Brecon & Radnor, from an Actual Survey made in the Years 1826 & 1827 ... London: Greenwood & Co. 1831 [1834] [F42268] 61.5 x 70 cm. Original colour in block and outline. A very decorative double page map of the counties of South East Wales. Large vignette illustration of Llandaff Cathederal to the centre left. Table of explanation and a reference to the county wards to the left and right edges. Some very light offsetting, otherwise in very good condition. £250
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. The County of Monmouth. [London:] Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36268] 34.5 x 41.5 cm. Double page map of the county of Monmouthshire shown divided into hundreds. Original outline colour to the borders of the counties and the hundreds, also with original colour to the title cartouche, the map border and the distance scale. Blank on verso. Very small hole to lower margin. Very lightly browned along centrefold, otherwise in very good condition. £175 Published in the first edition of Edmund Gibson’s revision of Camden’s Britannia.
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. North Wales. [London: 1695 or later] [F36363] 43.1 x 35.8 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Faint smudge to centre of upper edge of map. Brown tape residue at upper margin. A few marginal nicks and tears. £100
	PIGOT, [James], and Co. Monmouthshire. London: [1832] [F29802] 35.4 x 22.1 cm. Original outline colour. Single page map of Monmouthshire with a vignette illustration of Chepstow Church. Blank on verso. Blank verso. Accompanied by page of descriptive text. Very good condition. £75
	TEESDALE, Henry. Monmouthshire London: [1829] [F42126] 41.5 x 34 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Small tear to lower right corner, just affecting the border and with some loss to margin, otherwise in good condition. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. North Wales. London: [1829] [F42129] 34 x 41.5 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Margins solied, otherwise in good condition. £125
	TEESDALE, Henry. South Wales. London: [1829] [F42138] 34 x 41.5 cm. Full original colour. Single page engraved map. Very good condition. £125 Ireland
	[ADMIRALTY MAP]. WELLER, Edward (Engraver). Kinsale to Wexford. Compiled from the Latest Admiralty Surveys. The Topography from the Ordanance Survey. London: The Admiralty. [1921] [F28464] 65.5 x 119 cm. Uncoloured, with principal points (light houses, etc) highighted in orange. Large folding sheet chart of the southern Irish coast, with views of various points on the coast at lower edge. Title in red ink on verso. Split at lower edge of right fold. Right edge of sheet creased though in tact. £100
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. Irish Ports & Harbours. [Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. c. 1862] [F34520] Sheet size 47.3 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Nine maps on one sheet, all of various sizes. These include maps of the environs of Londonderry, Belfast, Galway, Dublin, Sligo, Wexford, Kingstown, Cork and Waterford. Minor crease to paper at lower right corner. Paper lightly toned overall, otherwise very good. £75
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. Irish Ports & Harbours. [Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F40322] Sheet size 47 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Nine maps on one sheet, all of various sizes. These include maps of the environs of Londonderry, Belfast, Galway, Dublin, Sligo, Wexford, Kingstown, Cork and Waterford. Very small tear without loss to lower left corner, otherwise in good condition. £75
	[KEERE, Pieter van den and SPEED, John]. [Ireland]. [London: George Humble. 1627] [F35240] Set of five miniature maps comprising one map of the whole of Ireland and four regional maps, the titles are as follows: The Kingdome of Irland; Ulster; Linster; Connack; Mounster. Each map c. 8.5 x 12 cm. Uncoloured. With the exception of the odd spot, the set in very good condition. £750
	MALLET, Allain Manesson. Dublin. [Paris: 1683] [F41583] 15 x 10 cm. Full colour. Miniature city plan. Very good condition. £75
	ROCQUE, J Map of the Kingdom of Ireland divided into Provinces, Counties and Baronies showing the archbishopricks, bishopricks, cities, boroughs, market towns, villages, barracks, mountains, lakes, bogs, rivers, bridges ferries, passes, also the great, the branch, & the by post roads, together with the inland, navigation &c. London: Laurie & Whittle 1794 [F38251] Four sheets joined and expertly mounted on new linen, overall 99 x 126 cm. Original outline hand-colour, large allegorical cartouche in upper left corner, inset chart of sea coasts of Great Britain and Ireland lower right. A few tears expertly and inconspicuously repaired, a handsome map. £975
	SEALE, R.W. A Correct Chart of St. George’s Channel and the Irish Sea, Including all the Coast of Ireland, and ye West Coast of Great Britain from Cantire to Portland Isle: ... London: [1743-47] [F30039] 47 x 37.5 cm. Uncoloured. Folding page chart concentrating on St. George’s Channel and the Irish Sea. The map also includes the west coast of Britain and all of Ireland. Some very small repairs to edges of sheet, else in very good condition. £250
	SEALE, R.W. A Correct Chart of St. George’s Channel and the Irish Sea, Including all the Coast of Ireland, and ye West Coast of Great Britain from Cantire to Portland Isle: ... [London: 1743-47] [F33455] 47 x 37.5 cm. Uncoloured. Folding page chart concentrating on St. George’s Channel and the Irish Sea. The map also includes the west coast of Britain and all of Ireland. Left margin shaved unevenly with some minor loss to border. Two very neat repairs at this same edge, otherwise in good condition. £250
	SEALE, R.W. A Map of the Kingdom of Ireland ... [London: 1732-47] [F41071] 48.5 x 39 cm. Uncoloured. Double page map. Lower left margin cropped to border, two tears without loss close by encroaching into image, otherwise good. £200
	SEALE, [R.W.] Plans of the principal Towns, Forts and Harbours in Ireland; ... [London: c.1732-47] [F41072] Overall 40 x 49 cm. Uncoloured. Original copper engraving comprising a selection of views, including such places as Dublin, Belfast, Cork and Derry. Good. £175
	SWANSTON, G.H. Ireland. Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F40321] 53 x 41.4 cm. Original outline colour. Double page map. Very good condition. £100
	TEESDALE, Henry. Ireland. London: [1829] [F39135] 64 x 51.5 cm. Full original colour. Large folding page map of Ireland. A few minor stains scattered across sheet. Some occasional light offsetting, otherwise in good condition. £350 British Islands & Waters
	[ADMIRALTY CHART]. Malby & Sons. [Engravers]. The Channel Islands And Adjacent Coast of France. London: The Admiralty. [1921] [F28572] 108 x 66 cm. Uncoloured, with principal points (light houses, etc) highighted in orange. Large folding page chart of the waters around the Channel Islands. Title in black ink underlined in red on verso. Some light offsetting. Margins soiled and creased. Ink stamp to lower right margin. £125
	[ADMIRALTY CHART]. WELLER, Edward (Engraver) South Coast of Ireland to Land’s End Showing Approaches to St. George’s and Bristol Channels. London: The Admiralty. [1921] [F28529] 64.5 x 98 cm. Uncoloured, with principal points (light houses, etc) highighted in orange. Large double page chart showing the waters between the southern coast of Ireland to the tip of Cornwall. Includes the Scilly Isles. Title in red ink on verso. Some light offsetting. Ink stamp to lower right margin. Small brown mark at middle of centrefold, otherwise in very good condition. £100
	[ADMIRALTY CHART]. Davies & Company. (Engravers). Entrance to the River Humber. From the Latest Information in the Hydrographic Office. [with] Grimsby, Hawke and Sunk Roads. London: The Admiralty. [1922] [F28468] 67 x 100 cm. Uncoloured, with principal points (light houses, etc) highighted in orange. Large double page chart of the mouth of the Humber. With an inset map of the estuary adjacent to Grimsby. Title label on verso. Light soiling to margins. Ink stamp to lower right corner. £75
	[ADMIRALTY CHART]. Davies & Company. (Engravers). New Quay to Holyhead. London: The Admiralty. [1922] [F28552] 98.5 x 64 cm. Uncoloured, with principal points (light houses, etc) highighted in orange. Large double page chart showing the northwest coastline of Wales and Anglesey. Profiles of different aspects of the coastline to left edge and within projection of Anglesey. Title in red ink underlined in black on verso. Small split without loss to left margin. Some offsetting. £75
	[ADMIRALTY CHART]. Davies & Company. (Engravers). Swansea Bay. London: The Admiralty. [1922] [F28556] 64.5 x 98 cm. Uncoloured, with principal points (light houses, etc) highighted in orange. Large double page chart of coastline adjacent to Swansea, showing the area from Mumbles to Port Talbot. Mapseller’s label and title label on verso. Slight fraying at outer edges of sheet, else in very good condition. £75
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. Channel Islands, Scilly Islands And Isle Of Man. Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F34494] Sheet size 47.3 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Three panels each divided into two sections. The first with maps of the Isles of Scilly and the Isle of Man; the second with a general map of the Channel Islands and another with a map of Alderney and its adjacent islands; the third panel with maps of Guernsey with Sark and Jersey. Paper lightly toned overall, otherwise very good. £75
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. Channel Islands, Scilly Islands And Isle Of Man. Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F39746] Sheet size 47 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Three panels each divided into two sections. The first with maps of the Isles of Scilly and the Isle of Man; the second with a general map of the Channel Islands and another with a map of Alderney and its adjacent islands; the third panel with maps of Guernsey with Sark and Jersey. Very good condition. £75
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. Channel Islands, Scilly Islands And Isle Of Man. Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F40314] Sheet size 47 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Three panels each divided into two sections. The first with maps of the Isles of Scilly and the Isle of Man; the second with a general map of the Channel Islands and another with a map of Alderney and its adjacent islands; the third panel with maps of Guernsey with Sark and Jersey. Small tear without loss to lower margin, otherwise good condition. £75
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. Ports & Harbours On The East Coast Of England. Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F34496] Sheet size 47.3 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Eight maps over three bordered panels, all printed on on sheet. The maps are of the various sizes and are of the following locations: the mouth of the Tyne, Sunderland, Hartlepool, Whitby, Scarborough, Hull, Grimsby and Harwich. Paper lightly toned overall, otherwise very good. £50
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. Ports & Harbours On The East Coast Of England. Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F39748] Sheet size 47 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Eight maps over three bordered panels, all printed on on sheet. The maps are of the various sizes and are of the following locations: the mouth of the Tyne, Sunderland, Hartlepool, Whitby, Scarborough, Hull, Grimsby and Harwich. Very good condition. £50
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. Ports & Harbours On The North West Coast of England. [Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. c. 1862] [F39750] Sheet size 47 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Seven maps of various sizes on one sheet. A large central panel with a map of Liverpool, surrounded by charts of the harbours of Holyhead, Fleetwood, Silloth, Whitehaven, Lancaster and the estuaries of the Dee and Mersey. Very good condition. £75
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. [and] SWANSTON, G.H. Ports & Harbours On The South-West Coast of England & Wales. Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F34515] Sheet size 47.3 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Seven charts on one sheet. Three larger panels with maps of Milford Haven, Bristol Channel and Bristol. To the left side smaller maps of Swansea, Cardiff, Newport Dock and Fishguard Bay. Paper lightly toned overall, otherwise very good. £50
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. [and] SWANSTON, G.H. Ports & Harbours On The South-West Coast of England & Wales. Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F39751] Sheet size 47.3 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Seven charts on one sheet. Three larger panels with maps of Milford Haven, Bristol Channel and Bristol. To the left side smaller maps of Swansea, Cardiff, Newport Dock and Fishguard Bay. Very good condition. £50
	BARTHOLOMEW, J. [and] SWANSTON, G.H. Ports & Harbours On The South-West Coast of England & Wales. Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. [c. 1862] [F40318] Sheet size 47.3 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Seven charts on one sheet. Three larger panels with maps of Milford Haven, Bristol Channel and Bristol. To the left side smaller maps of Swansea, Cardiff, Newport Dock and Fishguard Bay. Minor creasing to left edge, otherwise good condition. £50
	[BLAEU, Joan]. Insula Sacra; Vulgo Holy Iland; et Farne. [Amsterdam: c. 1648] [F29189] 38.9 x 46.7 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. A handsome map of the Holy Island and the Farne Islands shown with the coast of Northumberland. Title cartouche to the lower left corner, the royal coat of arms to the upper right corner. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Small stains to left and right margin. Overall, in excellent condition with lovely bright colouring. £450
	[BLAEU, Joan.] Mona. [Amsterdam: c.1648] [F29194] 38.1 x 29 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. A handsome map of the Isle of Man, with a pretty title cartouche to lower right corner. The royal coat of arms to upper left corner shown with the English and Scottish flags. Illustrations of ships to the sea. Manuscript number at upper margin. Sometime laid down on thicker paper. Overall in very good condition, with bright colour. £500
	[BLAEU, Joan.] Sarnia Insula, Vulgo Garnsey; et Insula Cæsarea. Vernacule Jarsey. [Amsterdam: c.1648] [F29192] 39 x 47.3 cm. Original colour in outline and to cartouche and incidental illustrations. An attractive map of the Guernsey and Jersey, with a decorative title cartouche and a distance scale to lower left and upper right corners respectively. Illustrations of ships to the sea. Manuscript number at upper margin. Blank on verso. Section to centre of lower edge sometime reinforced on verso. Some light creasing across sheet though not affecting image unduly. Overall in very good condition with attractive colour. £800
	[BLAEU, J.] Sarnia Insula Vulgo Garnsey et Insula Cæsarea Vernacule Jarsey. [Amsterdam: c.1646-62] [F24649] 39 x 47.3 cm. Original outline colour. Double page map of Guernsey and Jersey. Latin text on verso. Slight fading to impression to upper edge of border. Small split to lower edge of centrefold, not affecting image. Very light browning and offsetting to the image, though generally in very good condition. Wide margins. £800
	COLLINS, G[reenville]. Holy-Head. [London: N.D. but 1745 or later] [F34205] 44.2 x 56.3 cm. Uncoloured. Double page chart of the waters around Holyhead and the adjacent coastline of Anglesey. The chart with a central compass rose orientated with north to the left edge. Decorative title cartouche flanked by illustrations of two standing female figures. Long perspective view from the north east of points of the Anglesey and Holyhead coastlines. Neat restoration and repairs to sections of margins. Some minor reinforcement along centrefold on verso, small burn (?) hole neatly filled att lower right corner. £175
	COLLINS, G[reenville]. [The Menai Strait]. [London: N.D. but 1745 or later] [F34208] 44.5 x 56.6 cm. Uncoloured. Double page chart of the Menai Strait with the adjaent coastlines of Anglesey and North Wales. The chart is orientated with north to the lower edge and shows the extents from Conway down to the start of Caernarvon Bay. A large compass rose to the lower left, rhumb lines traverse the areas of water. A large decorative dedication cartouche to the centre of the upper edge. Inset chart of westernmost point of Anglesey with Priest Holme Island (now Puffin Island). Neat repair at lower left margin. Some occasional very light soiling though generally in very good condition. £150
	[COLLINS, Greenville]. [Isle of Man and the North West Coast]. [London: N.D. but 1745 or later] [F34210] 44 x 55.5 cm. Uncoloured. Double page chart centred on the Isle of Man but also encompassing the adjacent coastline of North Wales, Cheshire, Lancashire, Cumbria and Scotland. The chart orientated with north to the right edge. One central compass rose from which emante numerous rhumb lines. Depth soundings and ship illustrations are scattered across the chart. A large decorative dedication cartouche to the lower right corner. Two inset panels with perspective views of the coastline Some light unven toning to paper, otherwise in good condition. £250
	COLLINS, Greenville. Yarmouth and the Sands about it ... [London: N.D. but 1745 or later] [F34201] 45 x 57 cm. Uncoloured. Double page sea chart of the coastline and waters around Yarmouth. Compass rose to upper left edge. The chart orientated to the left edge and traversed with numerous rhumb lines, many depth soundings also marked. Large decorative title cartouche to lower right corner bearing illustrations of sea deities bearing fishing nets, beneath an illustration fishermen casting nets into the water. Small hole towards lower right edge, otherwise in good condition. £150
	KEULEN, Johannes van. Paskaert Van d’Oost Kust van Engelandt van Dover tot Dunwich Als mede de Toems off de Rivier van Londen Met alle hunne Diepte en Drooghte op het Nieuws Over sien en van veel fouten verbetert. Amsterdam: [1681] [F30278] 50.2 x 58.3 cm. Uncoloured. Double page chart of the coastline of south east England orientated with north to the right edge, showing the area from Folkestone through to Southwold. Inset chart of the Thames from the Estuary through to London. The chart with rhumb lines, compass roses, sea depths and an illustration of a ship to the sea. Lower margin narrow though intact, a small section of lower edge restored. Some very light offsetting, otherwise in good condition. £425
	LE LIEVRE BROTHERS. Map of the Island of Jersey, with all the Roads, Lanes, Streams, &c. St. Heliers: LeLievre Brothers, 13 Halketh Place. 1856 [F41162] Map dimensions 31.5 x 53.5 cm, overall dimensions 38 x 56.5 cm. Folding map of Jersey, showing the island divided up into its parishes. Original hand colouring in block and outline. Undissected, folds between original publisher’s gilt lettered blue cloth boards. Old ownership inscription to the inner cover. Covers slightly worn, a few light scatterings of spot, but generally in very good condition. £350 Ownership inscription of Richard Glynn Vivian dated August 16th 1856, the place given as St. Helier. Vivian was the fourth son of a Swansea industrialist. On his father’s demise in 1855 he inherited a share in the family business and an annual income, allowing him to indulge his interests in travel and art collecting. Towards the end of his life he donated his collection to the city of Swansea and built a gallery at his own expense. The Glynn Vivian Gallery was opened in 1911, one year after his demise.
	MALLET, Allain Manesson. Is. de Jersey et de Garnesey. [Frankfurt: 1685] [F40099] 14.9 x 10.3 cm. Full colour. Attractive miniature prospect of the Channnel Islands, the engraving also includes Sark. The coast of Normandy and Brittany shown to the right edge, the coast of England just visible in the upper left corner. The sea illustrated with ships. Very good condition. £75
	MALLET, Allain Manesson. Is. de Man et D'Anglesey. Frankfurt. [1685] [F24608] 14.7 x 10.2 cm. Full colour. Miniature map of the Isle of Man and Anglesey. Very good condition. £100
	MORDEN, Rob[er]t. The Smaller Islands in the British Ocean. London: Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchill. [1695] [F36693] Overall image size 35.5 x 41.8 cm. Eight maps of varying dimensions on one double page sheet, comprising maps of the Isle of Wight, Alderney, Guernesey (including Sark), Jersey, the Isles of Scilly, the Isle of Man, Holy Island and the Farne Islands. Orginal outline colour to the maps, also orginal colour to the central title cartouche. Blank on verso. A few small areas of offsetting from original colour. Upper margin expertly restored (the engraved area unaffected), otherwise in very good condition. £250
	RAPKIN, J. [TALLIS, John]. Channel Islands. London & New York. [1851] [F21995] 24.5 x 33.5 cm. Original outline colour. Two images on one sheet, both steel engraved maps. Upper map showing Guernsey, with vignette illustrations of St. Peter's Port, Castle Corbet, a Druidical Altar and an inset map of the Channel Islands as a whole. Lower map of Jersey, with vignette illustrations of an unspecified view of the island and Mont Orgueil Castle. Decorative scrolling and title cartouche around the edges of the image. Some soiling to lower edge, though generally in good condition. £150
	RAPKIN, J. [TALLIS, John]. Channel Islands. London & New York. [1851] [F39727] 24.5 x 33.5 cm. Original outline colour. Two images on one sheet, both steel engraved maps. Upper map showing Guernsey, with vignette illustrations of St. Peter’s Port, Castle Corbet, a Druidical Altar and an inset map of the Channel Islands as a whole. Lower map of Jersey, with vignette illustrations of an unspecified view of the island and Mont Orgueil Castle. Decorative scrolling and title cartouche around the edges of the image. £150
	SEALE, R.W. A Correct Chart of the German Ocean From the North of Scotland to the Start Point, on the Coast of Great Britain; and from So. Bygden on ye Coast of Norway, to C. de la Hogue on ye Coast of Normandy in France. [London: 1732-47] [F41086] 47 x 37.5 cm. Uncoloured. Folding page chart of the North Sea and the adjacent coastlines. Lower left margin shaved close to border. Some light offsetting, otherwise in good condition. £100
	SEALE, R.W. A Correct Chart of the English Channel From the No. to the Lands End on the Coast of England, and from Calais to Brest on the Coast of France: ... [London: 1743-7] [F33460] 37.7 x 47.6 cm. Uncoloured. Double page chart of the English Channel and the adjacent coast lines. Inset charts of the Scilly Isles, the Isle of Wight and the harbours of Falmouth and Plymouth. Lower corners expertly restored. Neat repairs to tears without loss at lower edge of sheet, the appearance of the map remains attractive. £150
	SEALE, R.W. A Correct Chart of the English Channel From the No. to the Lands End on the Coast of England, and from Calais to Brest on the Coast of France: ... [London: 1732-47] [F41084] 38 x 48 cm. Uncoloured. Double page chart of the English Channel and the adjacent coast lines. Inset charts of the Scilly Isles, the Isle of Wight and the harbours of Falmouth and Plymouth. Some light offsetting, otherwise in good condition. £100
	SEALE, R.W. A Correct Chart of the German Ocean From the North of Scotland to the Start Point, on the Coast of Great Britain; and from So. Bygden on ye Coast of Norway, to C. de la Hogue on ye Coast of Normandy in France. [London: 1732-47] [F30038] 47.5 x 37.5 cm. Uncoloured. Folding page chart of the North Sea and the adjacent coastlines. Very good condition. £125
	SWANSTON, G.H. Ports & Harbours On The South East Coast Of England. [Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. c. 1862] [F34497] Sheet size 47.3 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Twelve charts on one sheet. Two central panels with charts of Plymouth Sound and Portsmouth, these surrounded by smaller charts of Margate, Folkestone, Falmouth, Penzance, Poole, Dartmouth, Dover, Exmouth, Southampton and Ramsgate. Lower margin shaved close to overall printed border. Paper lightly toned overall, otherwise very good. £50
	SWANSTON, G.H. Ports & Harbours On The South East Coast Of England. [Edinburgh, London & Dublin: A. Fullarton & Co. c. 1862] [F40316] Sheet size 47 x 31.5 cm. Original outline colour. Twelve charts on one sheet. Two central panels with charts of Plymouth Sound and Portsmouth, these surrounded by smaller charts of Margate, Folkestone, Falmouth, Penzance, Poole, Dartmouth, Dover, Exmouth, Southampton and Ramsgate. A few minor tears to left margin, otherwise good. £50
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. WELLER, E. The Channel Islands. London: The Weekly Dispatch. Octr. 14th, 1860 [1863] [F29693] 43.6 x 29.9 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map of the Channel Islands. The map divided into two main panels, Guernsey and Sark to the upper and Jersey to the lower. Inset maps of Alderney and an index map of all the islands to the upper edge if image. Publisher’s date stamp to upper left margin. Small tear without loss to lower left margin, otherwise in good condition. £100
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. WELLER, E. The Isle of Man. London: The Weekly Dispatch. Dec[embe]r 25th, 1860 [1863] [F29694] 42.5 x 30 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map. Publisher’s date stamp to lower left margin. Small tear with very small loss at lower left margin by date stamp, otherwise in very good condition. £75 Railway & Road Maps
	[ANONYMOUS]. Roads in the Isle of Wight. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1815, [but 1819] [F40187] 29.8 x 25.5 cm. Orginal outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes on the island. Old library stamp just visibly showing through. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	[ANONYMOUS]. Roads to East Bourne (by Uckfield) Brighthelmstone, Shoreham, Worthing, Little Hampton and Bognor (by Arundel). London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806 ... A New Edition, 1818, [but 1819] [F40738] 29.6 x 25.4 cm. Orginal outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes from London to the Sussex coast. The map orientated with north towards the lower edge. Small split to right edge of centrefold. A few light stains, otherwise good. £75
	BYE, J. (engraver). Commencement of the Roads to the Lakes of Lancaster, Westmoreland & Cumberland, as far as Hinckley & Leicester. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806 ... A New Edition, 1818, [but 1819] [F40741] 29.9 x 25.5 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the start of the road from London up to the North West as far as Leicestershire by Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	BYE, J. (engraver). Completion of the Roads to Milford Haven, with Roads to Tenby, Pembroke, St. David’s and Cardigan. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1815, [but 1819] [F40185] 29.7 x 25.4 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes from Neath and Llandovery to the destinations listed in the title. The map orientated with north towards the right edge. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	BYE, J. (engraver). Completion of the Roads to the Lakes, with Roads to Whitehaven, Workington, Maryport and Carlisle (by Lancaster). London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806 ... A New Edition, 1815, [but 1819] [F40740] 29.7 x 25.5 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes from Lancashire and Yorkshire towards Carlisle and the coast of Cumbria. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	BYE, J. (engraver). Roads to Rochester, Canterbury, Margate, Ramsgate, deal, Dover, Folkstone, Hythe, New Romney, Rye, Hastings & Eastbourne. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1819 [F40177] 30 x 25.6 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes from London Bridge to the destinations listed in the title. The map orientated with north towards the lower left corner. Some light offsetting, otherwise in good condition. £75
	JONES, E. (engraver). Commencement of Road to Edinburgh (by Ware) with Roads to Cambridge, Wisbech, Lynn, Burnham Market, and Wells. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806 [but 1819] [F40181] 30 x 25.5 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes from East London to the destinations listed in the title. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	[JONES, E. (engraver)]. Commencement of the Roads to Bath and Bristol, as far as Devizes & Chippenham, with Roads to Malmesbury, Cirencester, Oxford, & Gloucester (by Henley). London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806, [but 1819] [F40184] 29.8 x 25.4 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes from West London to the destinations listed in the title. The map orientated with north towards the lower right. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	JONES, E. (engraver). Commencement of the Roads to Glasgow, and Edinburgh, as far as Stamford, with Roads to Uppingham & Market Deeping. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806 ... A New Edition, 1815, [but 1819] [F40745] 29.8 x 25.6 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the continuation of the road from London up to Scotland as far as Rutland and Loncolnshire by Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Huntingdonshire and Northamptonshire. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	JONES, E. (engraver). Commencement of the Roads to Holyhead as far as Stratford on Avon, Warwick, Coventry & Hinckley. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806 [but 1819] [F40176] 29.8 x 25.3 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes from West London to the destinations listed in the title. The map orientated with north to the upper right corner. Two small light stains to lower right corner, otherwise in good condition. £75
	JONES, E. (engraver). Completion of the Roads to Bath and Bristol, with the Roads across the New Passage, and thro’ Gloucester to Milford Haven as far as Neath & Llandovery. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. [1819] [F40180] 29.7 x 25.4 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes from Calne, Cirencester and Devizes to the destinations listed in the title. The map orientated with north towards the upper right corner. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	JONES, E. (engraver). Continuation of the Roads to Glasgow, and Ednburgh, as far as Abberford, and York, with Roads to Hull, (by York) and Hull, (by Lincoln) & Barton Ferry. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806 [but 1819] [F40178] 29.9 x 25.5 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the northward routes from Uppingham, Stamford and Market Deeping to the destinations listed in the title. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	JONES, E. (engraver). Continuation of the Roads to the Lands End, as far as Exeter with Roads to Christchurch, Poole, Lyme, Exmouth, Topsham, South Molton, and Porlock. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806 [but 1819] [F40188] 29.8 x 25.5 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes commencing westwards from Salisbury to the destinations listed in the title. The map orientated with north towards the lower left. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	SMITH, B. (engraver). Commencet. of the Roads to Aberystwith as far as Gloucester, Tewkesbury, and Worcester, with Roads to Campden, and STratford on Avon. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1819 [F40183] 30.6 x 25.7 cm. Orginal outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes from West London to the destinations listed in the title. The map orientated with north towards the upper right. Some light stains two left edge of map, very minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	SMITH, B. (engraver). Completion of the Roads to Holyhead, with Roads to Barmouth, Harlech, Newin, Beaumaris & Amlweh Port. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806, [but 1819] [F40189] 30 x 25.5 cm. Orginal outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes commencing westward from Chester, Llangollen and Dinas Mawwddy to the destinations listed in the title. The map orientated with north towards the upper right. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	SMITH, B. (engraver). Continuation of the Roads to Glasgow & Edinburgh, as far as Longtown & Morpeth, with Roads to Scarborough, Whitby, Sunderland, and South & North Shields. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806, [but 1819] [F40182] 30.4 x 25.7 cm. Orginal outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes from Yorkshire to the destinations listed in the title. The map orientated with north towards the upper right corner. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	SMITH, B. (engraver). Continuation of the Roads to the Lakes, with Roads to Chester, Liverpool, Manchester, &c. &c. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806, [but 1819] [F40186] 30.4 x 25.6 cm. Orginal outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes commencing from Hinckley and Leicester to the destinations listed in the title. The map orientated with north towards the upper right. Some very light offsetting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	SMITH, R.. (engraver). Commencement of the Road to the Lands End as far as Sailisbury with Roads to Gosport, Southampton, Lymington, ChristChurch, Winchester, Ringwood, E. Lavington, and Devizes. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806 ... A New Edition, 1818, [but 1819] [F40747] 30.5 x 25.3 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the commenscement of the road to the south west as far as Wiltshire, but also including offshoots to the South Coast. The map orientated with north towards the lower right edge. Some very light offsetting and spotting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	SMITH, R. (engraver). Continuation of the Roads to Holyhead as far as Dinasmouthy, Bala, Llangollen, Wrexham, & Chester. London: Laurie & Whittle, No. 53 Fleet Street. 1806 ... A New Edition ... [1819] [F40746] 30.7 x 25.7 cm. Original outline colour. Engraved road map showing the routes from the Midlands up to North Wales and the North West of England. The map orientated with north to upper right corner. Some very light offsetting and spotting, minor creasing adjacent to centrefold, otherwise in good condition. £75
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. WELLER, E. The Great Northern Railway. (Sheet 1. London to Grantham & Nottingham) (Sheet 2. Continuation to York, Leeds &c) (Sheet 3. Loop or Lincolnshire From Peterborough) London: The Weekly Dispatch. August 25th, September 21st, and October 5th, 1862 [1863] [F29677] 31.7 x 43.3 cm, 45.5 x 31.8 cm and 45.7 x 31 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph railway map printed over three sheets, each map sheet divided into several columns. Publisher’s map description to verso of sheet 1. Publisher’s date stamp to margins of each sheet. Some soiling to margins. A few tears with loss at margins. £25
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. WELLER, E. The South Coast Railway (Portsmouth to Brighton & Hastings). London: The Weekly Dispatch. July 22nd, 1860 [1863] [F29659] 31 x 45 cm. Orginal outline colour. Lithograph map printed on three sections on same sheet. Publisher’s date stamp to upper right corner. Very good condition. £25
	[THE WEEKLY DISPATCH]. WELLER, E. South Eastern Railway. (Dover & Hastings Branches). London: The Weekly Dispatch. July 1st, 1860 [1863] [F29660] 43.6 x 29.9 cm. Original outline colour. Lithograph map, divided into three sections on the same sheet. Publisher’s map description pasted on verso. Publisher’s date stamp to lower left corner. Very light soiling to margins else in good condition. £25