Prints, Maps and Posters

After Andries Jacobsz Stock and Balthasar Flessiers the Younger - 'The Portrayture of Eua Fliegen the Miraculous Mayd ...' (Half Length Portrait of Eva Fliegen aged 40), 17th century engraving, published by George Humble circa 1614-1640, 18cm x 11cm.

Crispijn de Passe I - 'Olet ugueta de meo ...' (The Five Senses), 17th century engraving on laid paper, printed circa 1590-1637, sheet size 15cm x 14.5cm.

Crispijn de Passe I - 'Franciscus Ravaillart de Angouleme Henrici IIII Francorum Regis Parracida Sicarioru. Coryphae' (Half Length Portrait of François Ravaillac), 17th century engraving, printed circa 1610-1637, 16cm x 12cm.

Wenceslaus Hollar - Half Length Portrait of a Turkish Man wearing a Turban, 17th century etching on laid paper, circa 1645, sheet size 33.5cm x 24.5cm, together with an engraving, circa 1648, of Lettice, Viscountess Falkland, by William Marshall.

William Wynne Ryland - Caprice of Rome with the Colosseum and St Peter's Basilica, 18th century engraving on laid paper, 8.5cm x 14.5cm, together with two 19th century monochrome watercolour illustrations for Rob Roy and a small quantity of engravings.

William Faithorne - 'The Present State of England', 17th century engraving, published circa 1673, 13.5cm x 7.5cm, together with three further 17th century portrait engravings by William Marshall, Lucas Vorsterman and Renold Elstrack.

Ordnance Survey (publisher) - 'Country Around Oxford', engraving with near period hand-colouring in 54 sections folded and backed onto linen, circa 1880, overall 115.5cm x 121.5cm, folding within a cloth-covered case with original paper label.

Douglas - 'World-Radio Map of European Broadcasting Stations in Relation to the British Isles', lithograph folded and backed onto linen, circa 1928, overall 72cm x 97cm, within a titled paper cover.

John Airey - 'Airey's Railway Map of England & Wales', 19th century lithograph hand-coloured in outline in 25 sections folded and backed onto linen, published by McCorquodale & Co, circa 1878, overall 102cm x 64.5cm, within cloth covered boards with gilt titles.

Gold Coast Survey Department (publisher) - 'Road Map (Northern Section) of the Gold Coast', colour lithograph in 32 sections folded and backed onto linen, 6th edition, circa 1949, overall 79cm x 104.5cm, within a titled paper cover.

George Fuller - 'Map of Eastbourne Being an Exact Reduction from the New Ordnance Map', lithograph with near period hand-colouring folded and backed onto linen, circa 1879, overall 59cm x 86cm, within cloth-covered boards with original paper label.

Edward Mogg - 'Mogg's Twenty Four Miles Round London', hand-coloured engraving in 20 sections folded and backed onto linen, circa 1817, overall 61.5cm x 57.5cm, within a cardboard case with original paper label.

Edward Stanford (publisher) - 'Collins' Standard Map of London with Guide and 3000 Street References', lithograph with near period hand-colouring in 32 sections folded and backed onto linen, circa 1874, overall 66.5cm x 86cm, within cloth-covered boards with original paper label.

C. Smith (publisher) - 'Smith's New Plan of London, Westminster & Southwark; comprehending all the New Buildings, and 350 References to the Principal Streets 1806', engraving hand-coloured in outline in 18 sections folded and backed onto linen, circa 1806, overall 41.5cm x 63cm, within a cardboard case with original paper label.

Edward Stanford (publisher) - 'A Map of the County of London Shewing the Boundary of the Jurisdiction of The London County Council, Also the Boundaries of the Urban Sanitary Districts and District Boards of Works', lithograph with near period hand-colouring in 36 sections folded and backed onto linen, circa 1892, overall 68cm x 103cm, within cloth-covered boards with original paper label.

James Clarke - 'A Military, Marine & Topographical, Survey of the Isle of Wight', engraving hand-coloured in outline in 40 sections and folded and backed onto linen, circa 1834, overall 55cm x 80.5cm.

Pierre Lapie - 'Cartes des Iles Britanniques' (Map of the United Kingdom), engraving with near period hand-colouring in 20 sections folded and backed onto linen, published circa 1812, overall 151.5cm x 158cm.

Christopher and John Greenwood - 'Map of the County of Sussex', engraving with later hand-colouring in 24 sections folded and backed onto linen, published by William Edwin Baxter, Lewes, circa 1861, overall 130.5cm x 209cm.

George Philip & Son (publisher) - 'Philips' Comparative Series of Wall Atlases', ten colour lithographic maps, all in 9 sections folded and backed onto linen, each overall 102cm x 88cm, within a stained wood box with original paper label.