Prints, Maps and Posters

Jonathan Hebner, after Montagu Lyon Phillips - 'The Grand Southern Tour of England, including a Principal Part of the East, West, & Inland Counties…', engraving in 48 sections with hand-colouring, folding and backed onto linen, first edition published by Hebner 1819, overall 103cm x 179.5cm.

J. & C. Walker - 'To Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, This Map of the World on Mercator's Projection, is most respectfully dedicated, by Her devoted Subjects J. and C. Walker', engraving with hand-colouring in 44 sections, folding and backed onto linen, published circa 1869, overall 83.5cm x 142cm, within a leather covered cardboard case.

Samuel John Neele, after Daniel Augustus Beaufort - 'Ireland Civil and Ecclesiastical' (Map of the Country), engraving with near period hand-colouring in 42 sections, folding and backed onto linen, published by James Wyld 1836, overall 116cm x 93cm, within a cloth covered cardboard case with embossed floral decoration and original paper label.

W. & A.K. Johnston, after Matthew Forster Heddle - 'Geological and Mineralogical Map of Sutherland…', engraving in 28 sections with near period hand-colouring, folding and backed onto linen, published for the Mineralogical Society circa 1881, overall 85.5cm x 100.5m, within cloth covered boards with gilt title.

James Wyld (publisher) - 'A Map of Scotland Drawn Chiefly from the Topographical Surveys of Mr. John Ainslie and from those of the Late General Roy &c. & c.', engraving in 54 sections hand-coloured in outline, folding and backed onto linen, published by Wyld circa 1840, overall 117.5cm x 100.5cm, within a cloth covered cardboard case with original paper label.

John Andrews - 'Andrews's New and Accurate Map of the Country Thirty Miles Round London…', engraving with hand-colouring in 24 sections, folding and backed onto linen, third edition published by James Heskett, London 1813, overall 70.5cm x 65cm, within a cloth covered cardboard case with original paper label.

Archibald Geikie - 'Geological Map of England & Wales, reduced chiefly from the Ordnance and Geological Surveys', engraving in 35 sections with near period hand-colouring, folding and backed onto linen, published John Bartholomew & Co. circa 1875, overall 103.5cm x 87.5cm, within cloth covered boards with gilt title.

Daniel Paterson - 'Paterson's Twenty Four Miles round London, with Reference to Seats of the Nobility and Gentry', engraving in 24 sections with near period hand-colouring, folding and backed onto linen, published by Bowles and Carver 1806, overall 67cm x 67.5cm.

Erhard Schieble and Yves Barret, after John Joseph Mieulet and Captain d'Etat Major - 'Massif du Mont Blanc extrait des minutes de la Carte de France', engraving in 28 sections with lithographic colour, folding and backed onto linen, published by Ethiou-Pérou 1865, overall 62.5cm x 78.5cm, together with another similar folding map, 'Visperthal'.

Survey Department, Cairo (publisher) - Gallipoli, colour lithograph folding and backed onto linen, published by the Survey Department, Cairo, Egypt, with stamped date of August 1915, overall 62cm x 75cm. Note: this scarce map, drafted in Cairo under the direction of T.E. Lawrence at the Arab Bureau's Intelligence Office, was of critical importance for the Gallipoli campaign.

Ordnance Survey (publisher) - Surrey, engraving in 36 sections with hand-colouring, folding and backed onto linen, circa 1887, overall 68cm x 104cm, together with a similar map of the East Sussex coast.

Joseph Wilson Lowry, after John Phillips - 'An Index Geological Map of the British Isles; Constructed from Published Documents, Communications of Eminent Geologists, and Personal Investigation by John Phillips…', engraving in 20 sections with near period hand-colouring, folding and backed onto linen, published by John Weale, London circa 1838, overall 65cm x 54cm.

John Cary - 'A New Map of Gloucestershire, Divided into Hundreds, Exhibiting Its Roads, Rivers, Parks &c', engraving in 15 sections with hand-colouring, folding and backed onto linen, published 1821, overall 59cm x 51.5cm, within a cardboard case, together with two similar Cary folding maps, 'Warwickshire' and 'Worcestershire', and one further folding map by Cruchley, 'Cambridgeshire'.

McIntyre, after John Wallis - 'Wallis's Tour through England and Wales, a New Geographical Pastime', engraving in 16 sections with hand-colouring, folding and backed onto linen, published 1802, overall 51.5cm x 66.5cm, within a cardboard case with original paper label.

Ordnance Survey (publisher) - 'Geological Survey of England and Wales, London and its Environs', engraving in 18 sections with hand-colouring, folding and backed onto linen, circa 1861, overall 71cm x 113cm, together with two other 19th century engraved folding maps, Middlesex and Essex.

Joseph Cross - 'Plan of the Environs of Hastings', engraving in 18 sections, folding and backed onto linen, published by George Wooll, Hastings 1829, overall 35.5cm x 47.5cm, within a cardboard case bearing original paper label.

John Waddington Ltd (printer) - Second World War '43 Series' Escape Maps, Sheets 'C', 'D', 'E' and 'F', two double-sided lithographs on cloth, published circa 1943 and issued to the RAF, RCAF and USAF, 72cm x 72cm and 78cm x 87cm respectively.

LeRoy - 'Carte Geologique, Lille' (Geological Map of Lille, France), engraving in 21 sections with near period hand-colouring, folding and backed onto linen, published by Carte Geologique de France circa 1897, overall 67cm x 94.5cm, together with a similar folding map of Mézières, and one further folding map, 'Geologische Karte der Schweiz'.

J. & C. Walker - 'A Geological Map of England, Wales and Part of Scotland, Showing also the Inland Navigation by means of Rivers & Canals…', engraving in 36 sections with near period hand-colouring, folding and backed onto linen, published 1837, 143.5cm x 101cm, within a leather covered cardboard case with gilt titles.