[H213] Walter, Henry. A Map of Windsor Forest and its Vicinity. 1823. An excellent survey engraved by J. Dower on a scale of approximately 2.5 inches to the mile, forming a large, handsome, and very detailed map 50" x 36" covering the wyford/Windsor/ Sandhurst district of Berkshire. With field boundaries and owner's names. This is the uncommon New Edition revised and corrected by Alfred E. Harrison and published 1856 by J. B. Brown, Windsor, and James Wyld. Full hand colour, mounted and dissected on cloth folding into a cloth slipcase with gilt title and Royal coat of arms. Map in an excellent fresh state, slight fading to case. £840.00

[H216] Greenwood, Christopher. [Map] County of York. Leeds/Wakefield: Robinson, Son & Holdsworth and John Hurst & C. Greenwood, 1817. he earliest of Christopher Greenwood's large scale county maps, covering his home county. Conceived purely as a local venture, its success prompted him to embark on a national coverage, abandoned in 1831 when still incomplete. Engrave by S. I. Neele, scale 0.75" to the mile, on nine sheets. This is an early issue, full hand colour, the sheets individually dissected and cloth mounted to fold, together in a worn leather book-style pull off box. Lacks sheet 2, some wear throughout with several panels soiled and annotated with grids or enhanced boundaries. Despite its defects and the missing North Yorkshire Moors this is a useful working set of an attractive and detailed pioneer map. £220.00

[H219] Hodgson, T. [Map] County of Westmoreland. 1828. A fine large scale county survey engraved and printed in four sheets by W. R. Gardner, and sold by C. Smith. At 1.25" to the mile it records a wealth of detail and is more accurate than the rapidly produced Greenwood coverage with which it competed. Vignette of Appleby Castle and various inset tables. Sheets 2 and 4 only, dissected and mounted together on cloth to fold, covering the whole of the eastern half of the County. Silk edging. Some wear and a light stain. £160.00

[H272] Jefferys, Thomas. [Map] The County of Bedford. 1765. Good quality modern reproduction of the original eight-sheet survey of the County. Rolled £25.00

[H274] Laurie, John. A Plan of Edinburgh and the Country adjacent. Edinburgh: William Creech, 1786. Detailed engraved map extending to Queesferry Tranent and Penicuick, scale about 1.4" to the mile. Size 28 x 21". First published in 1766, this is a later issue with very few changes. Originally mounted to fold on a cloth backing, the sections have been carefully reassembled and laid down to archival standards on a reinforced paper backing. £220.00

[H275] Hobson, William Colling. [Map]County Palatine of Durham. 1840. Detailed county map beautifully engraved by J & C Walker including good depiction of the expanding railway and industrial development. Scale 0.75" to the mile, size 40" x 30". Full hand colour, dissected on cloth folding into rubbed tooled leather covers with gilt title and remains of metal clasp. Backing rather dampstained but map face OK except for small rustmark in title. One of the last, and best, of the privately produced county maps. £190.00

[H286] Bowen, E. An accurate Map of the County of Worcester..... 17. Engraved map of the county 32" x 26" with copious marginal notes and comments. Cropped to outer frame, dissected and linen-mounted folding into card slipcase with printed label. Outline colour, some overall age dicolouration and wear, particularly to case. £95.00

[H288] Rancher, Joseph Rosalinde . [Map] Carte Topographique de la Ville et Campagne de Nice. 1825. 1:20,000 scale survey of the town of Nice and the surrounding country, size 25" x 20". Very detailed, with excellent hatchured and shaded relief. Lith de Bregeaut & Cie, Paris. Vignette view of the ancient castle. Dissected and cloth mounted to fold. £65.00

[H289] Fremin, A. R.. [Map} Nouvelle Carte Physique et Routiere de la France. A. Logerot, 1847. Finely engraved map of France with insets of Paris, Algeria, and Corsica. Roads, railways, canals, Departements etc. Size 36" x 25", outline colour, dissected and cloth mounted to fold with engraved publisher's label. £75.00

[H290] John Bartholomew & Sons Ltd. LMS Map of Europe. London Midland & Scottish Railway, 1931. Coloured Bartholomew railway map of Europe as far as Moscow and Turkey issued as an LMS publication. Cloth mounted and folded. £24.00

[H292] Leake, Lt. col. W. M.. Map of Egypt. ill. Engraved by Sidney Hall. London: A. Arrowsmith, 1818. 32" x 48". Nice fresh early impression of this important map watermarked 1817, the two sheets on Whatman paper joined, original colour. Detailed map of the Nile delta and the river valley south to Dongola with extensive notes on explorations and topography etc at the beginning of the 19th Century. Flat and unmounted, supplied rolled in tube. £365.00

[H294] W. H. Allen & Co.. Map of India. London: W. H. Allen & Co., 1859. Engraved map prepared by J & C. Walker, size 33" x 36". Several early railways shown under construction. Full hand colour, dissected and cloth mounted folding into cloth slipcase. Backing slightly dampstained. £95.00

[H295] James Wyld. Post Map of Europe. 1851. Large engraved map of Europe 48" x 30" , outline hand colour. Good detail of main and secondary roads with distances, and of the expanding railway network. Dissected and cloth mounted to fold. Backing a little worn and soiled with some doodles in indelible ink, but map face good. £110.00

[H297] [map of Europe]. Index Map to the Handbook for Travellers on the Continent. London: John Murray, 1851. Map engraved by J. & C. Walker, centred on Prussia, Austria, and Switzerland. Directly printed on to fine glazed cloth and folded. £16.00

[H299] Stanford, E.. Stanford's Map of China and Japan with the adjacent parts of the Russian Republics, India, Burma, etc.. Edward Stanford Ltd, 1929. Large fully coloured informative map, dissected and cloth mounted folding into hard covers with Stanford's printed label. Even at this late date much of the colour appears to have been applied by hand. One corner of folded map waterstained, mainly affecting backing. £68.00

[H300] Bacon, G. W.. Bacon's Map of South Africa. London: G. W. Bacon & Co. Ltd, 1903. Third Edition. Coloured map 28" x 22" with a key map of Africa and insets of Cape Town, Durban, port Elizabeth, and Salisbury. Folded in cloth cover with 40 page descriptive booklet and index as 'The Argus Co's New Large Scale Map of South Africa' . £65.00

[H303] Brookes. [Map] Brookes' travelling Companion through England and Wales. William Darton Jnr., 1819. Engraved map 19" x 23" with attractive title cartouche, showing the direct, mail, and cross roads, with the distances of the main towns and villages from London. 2nd Edition 'corrected to the present time'. Fully hand coloured, dissected and cloth mounted foding into card slipcase with printed label. 'Mr Brookes has taken great pains to render this Map useful. The turnpike & other roads with the rout of the Mails are accurately pointed out and no expense has been spared to render it the most convenient & accurate Map ever published' Map a little worn and backing spotted, case carefully restored. £95.00

[H305] [Channel Islands]. Map of Jersey with Parishes, Roads, Lanes, Houses, etc.. Jersey: H. B. East, Lithographed map of the island on a scale of two inches to the mile. Coloured by parishes, folding into card covers. Owners name on cover dated 1888. £42.00

[H307] Ward & Son, Land Surveyors, Chesterfield. Extension of the Borough of Derby. 1877. Coloured map lithographed by Bemrose & Sons extending to a circle three miles from the town centre. Scale 20 chains to the inch. Marked by hand with the intended extension proposals taking in Little Chester, Litchurch, Normanton, etc. Dissected and cloth mounted to fold. Good detail of the town and surrounding villages prior to the first edition of the large scale Ordnance Survey £75.00