[P117] G. B. Grundy (ed). Graecia - Murray's Handy Classical maps [Greece]. London: John Murray, Large layer-coloured map of ancient Greece by John Bartholomew in two sheets, cloth backed and folded into hard covers with 7 page index. No date (c1900?) £17.00

[P129] [Hungarian Republic]. [Maps showing the defeat of the Hungarian Republic]. 1849. A collection of contemporary maps illustrating the battles in 1849 leading to the overthrow of the newly independent Hungary by the combined forces of Austria and Russia. Comprises a general map of the country together with six large scale and detailed topographic sheets showing the positions of the forces in the various actions, leading to the decisive one at Temesvar. Each sheet 30" x 21", and including detailed notes on the progress of the battles. No indication of origin or cartographer; the quality and detail suggests that this may have been an official item. The units of the opposing forces are picked out in colour, and the sheets individually dissected and cloth mounted folding to 8" x 10". Uibersichts Karte des Kriegsschauplatzes von Ungarn und Siebenburgen. 1. Schlacht bei Pered am 21 Juni 1849. 2. Einnahme von Raab am 28 Juni 1849. 3a. Schlacht von Komorn am 11 Juli 1849. 4. Sclacht bei Komorn am 11 Juli 1849. 5. Schlachts von Szoreg am 5 August 1849. Schlacht von Temesvar deu 9 August 1849. £160.00

[P140] [Atlas]. A War Atlas for Americans. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1944. 'A guide to the nature and course of the war, containing 84 new maps.... with the assistance of the Office of War Information. Paper covers, ex-library copy worn and repaired externally but good internally. £22.00

[P141] Georg Westerman Verlag Braunschweig. Erdol Weltatlas. 1966. Comprehensive survey of World oil resources and production, supported by many maps. 152 pages, good ex-library copy. £25.00

[P144] 'The Times'. Map of British South Africa, the Transvaal and Orange Free State. Good well-detailed coloured map 28" x 38" with enlarged insets of northern Natal, Witwatersrand, Kimberley, and Mafeking districts. No cartographer or date shown. Small inset of Wales to demonstrate scale! Cloth backed folding into hard covers with gilt title "The Times War Map of South Africa. Third Edition". An attractive map with very little wear. £110.00

[P145] [Manchuria]. Map of the Theatre of War in the Far East, Manchuria, Korea, etc, compiled from the latest Russian & other Military Staff aps. Forster Groom & Co Ltd, 1904. Large lithographed map with added colourwash, insets of the Transiberian Railway and enlargement of Port Arthur. Section mounted on cloth folding into hard covers and including 'The War in the East, a treatise, contrasting the Naval and Military forces of Japan and Russia' a contemporary 32 page pamphlet by Captain C. Abbott-Brown, with much factual detail on the War and the warring parties. £84.00

[P153] Thomas Cook & Son Ltd. Cook's Map of Central and Southern Europe. 1926. Folding traveller's map showing mainly the railway and steamer routes with information and illustrated adverts on reverse. Evocative item (as used by Hercule Poirot?) Some wear and weakness on folds. £18.00

[P169] The Times. 1951 General Election Map. Times Publishing Company Ltd, 1951. Folding outline map of GB prepared by the staff cartographers to The Times showing all the boroughs and constituencies for marking up as the results came in . Interesting ephemeral item. £9.00

[P179] [London Transport?]. Coronation Arrangements, Wednesday May 12th 1937. 1937. Folding coloured pocket map of the type issued by London Transport showing central London, the procession rote, and the transport and other arrangement in place for the coronation of King George VI. Detailed instructions on front and reverse for accessing the area by road, bus, underground, coach, tram etc. A little worn on folds, but an interesting survivor. £14.00

[P180] John Bartholomew & Co.. Map of London District, NW section.. War Office. A special four-sheet map of the London area was issued by Bartholomews at the beginning of the 20th century using their half-inch scale layered map, for use by the War Office for military training. The commissioning by the Intelligence Division of civilian cartographic products was questioned in Parliament and was directly responsible for the Ordnance Survey hurriedly issuing a half-inch layed series of their own. This example is the North Western sheet of the four, covering central London and the Chilterns out to Oxford, Buckingham, and Epping. Good copy on cloth folding into distinctive red cloth covers. £20.00

[P182] John Bartholomew & Sons Ltd. [Map of the Birmingham area]. Specially produced half-inch scale Bartholomew map centred on Birmingham, and showing relief by bold layer colouring at hundred-feet intervals. This is possibly a precursor of the standard series of Bartholomew sheets. Dissected and roughly coth mounted to fold. £15.00

[P184] [Denton Urban District Council?]. [Plan of Denton water supply system]. Large undated 20th century plan showing the water supply system in Denton, east of Manchester, from the Audenshaw Reservoirs through to the individual pipes serving each street. Photoprinted manuscript on cloth, later folds. £12.00

[P190] Army Bureau of Current Affairs. ABCA Map Review No. 41 - May/June 1944.. HMSO, Large poster map of the Italian Battlefield, with an enlargement of the Rome area on reverse and notes and photographs of the progress of the War including the liberation of Rome and highlights from Churchill's speech of 24th May. Propoganda item for the troops which 'is not for the Orderly Room. It is to be displayed where the largest number of people in the Unit can study it' - and the pinholes in the corners suggest tht this was one. Part colour, 40" x 29", light wear. Interesting item of Allied ephemera. £38.00

[P192] [War map]. War Map of the Western Front. Large folded map showing international boundaries and the Maginot and Siegfried Zones, issued as a supplement to 'The Great War' ,Number 1, 27 October 1939. W & A. K. Johnson Ltd. £12.00

[P194] Borough of Southampton. [Map] South Hants water. 1910. Lithographed outline map showing the district between Winchester, Portsmouth, Brockenhurst, and Mottisfont, with the pumping stations, reservoirs, and supply limits of the South Hants Water Co and of Southampton Corporation, and the new works proposed for the Parliamentary Session 1910. County Borough of Southampton in opposition. Manuscript alterations for the 1920 session. Half-inch scale, dissected on cloth folding into hard covers with printed label £17.00

[P195] M. J. C. Froelich. Carte des Populations de L'Afrique Noire. Large folded map of West Africa extending from Senegal to the Belgian Congo, lithographed in colour to show tribal names and distributions. G. Lafossse, Cartograhe. Printed by IGN. Presidence du Conseil. Secretariat General du Gouvernement. Direction de la Documentation. Carte No 71. Not dated (c1930s?) £28.00

[P201] Wirral Footpath Society. Map showing Storeton to Thingwall Footpath.. Lithographed extract from the engraved six-inch scale OS map c1870 covering Thingwall Prenton Storeton and Higher Bebington including the Storeton Quarries. Published by the Wirral Footpaths Society, probably in the 1890s, to show the path between Little Storeton and Thingwall which is marked in red. Flat with later folds. £10.00

[P204] W. & A. K. Johnston. [Map] Johnston's Plan of the Siege of Sevastopol showing the Positions of the Allied & Russian Armies, April 1855. 1855. Lithographed map of the Crimea 'from the Admiralty Surveys' showing the town and harbour at Sebastopol (with a vignette view) and at Balaclava, with the military railway, Lord Raglan's headquarters, and the troop positions of the various besieging forces picked out in colour. 26" x 20", folded on thin paper. An unusually detailed and comprehensive map for what was clearly a hurriedly produced publication to meet public demand. Some folds neatly strengthened with archival tissue, and some limited loss on one fold, otherwise a good example of an ephemeral item. £48.00

[P210] Ordnance Survey. Map of Ancient Britain. 1950. Second Edition, 1964. The south sheet of this Period Map, covering most of England & Wales. Folded in laminated card covers with 32p booklet and index. £10.00

[P212] Ordnance Survey. Map of Southern Britain in the Iron Age. 1962. Reprint with minor changes 1967. Period Map, covering most of England & Wales. Folded in laminated card covers with 55p booklet and index. Cover design by Brian Hope-Taylor. £12.00

[P215] Lancashire County Council. Lancashire County Council Local Government Boundary Commission Limehurst Rural District Division of Area.. 1947. Map made up from four Provisional Edition (1938) Lancashire Quarter Sheets covering Oldham Mossley, and Ashton under Lyne, with boundaries coloured by hand to show alterations proposed by the Borough Engineer of Ashton. Later folds, a little worn. £14.00

[P217] [Cycling map]. The Tourist's Route Map of England & Wales for all Cyclists and Roadmen.. London: The Bazaar Exchange & Mart, The cycling boom of the 1880s spawned many publications including this touring map, which re-uses the detail from John Cary's map of nearly a century earlier, overprinted in red with main roads, and with tables of the routes and mileages as inserts. 25 x 30 inches, lithographed, cloth mounted and folding in hard covers. Numerous adverts pasted to rear of map panels. In nice condition - this map usually found rain-soaked and oil-stained! £45.00

[P218] Corbett. Official History of the War [WWI]. Longmans, A full set of charts to accompany Naval Operations (Vol 1) of the Official History of World War 1. Up to and including the Battle of the Falklands. 18 large folding sheets, some with colour, covering Home Waters, Goeben & Breslau, Heligoland, cruise of the Berlin, Gorleston Raid, Karlsruhe, Emden, Admiral von Spee, Falklands, etc. Prepared in the Historical Section of the Committee of Imperial Defence and printed by Ordnance Survey, 1919. Together in the publishers original cloth case. £48.00

[P219] Whitby and Scott. Diocese Map of England [and Wales]. Coloured lithographed map showing the diocesan boundaries in relation to the counties, and marking cathedral cities, rectories, vicarages, and perpetual curacies & chapels. 20 x 25 inches, folding in hard covers. Not dated, but probably c1890. £38.00