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GEORGE ELLER (EDITED): MEMORIALS, ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL, OF THE WEST WINCH MANORS, FROM THE EARLIEST AGES TO THE PRESENT PERIOD, WITH SOME BRIEF RECORDS OF THE ANCIENT BRITISH CHURCH, Kings Lynn, Thew & Son, 1861, 1st edition, printed for private circulation, litho frontispiece + 2 maps (of which one folding) + 10 litho views + 2 plates facsimiles of autographs of Rectors of West Winch + full page illustration of Coat of Arms and illustrations in text, 240pp, original blind stamped cloth gilt, lacks front and rear end papers + WILLIAM BLYTH: HISTORICAL NOTICES AND RECORDS OF THE VILLAGE AND PARISH OF FINCHAM, IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK, Kings Lynn, printed by Thew & Son, 1863, 1st edition, 16 plates as called for comprising litho views, pedigrees, seals etc, some double page/folding, [19], 190, [4]pp, list of subscribers at front, original blind stamped cloth gilt worn + HOLCOMBE INGLEBY: THE TREASURES OF LYNN AS DISCLOSED IN THE COURSE OF AN ITINERARY, SUPPLEMENTED BY EPISODES IN THE HISTORY OF THE BOROUGH, London, Clement Ingleby, 1924, 1st edition, 37 illustrations as called for, xiv, 96pp, old quarter calf gilt worn, original top wrap bound in at end, armorial bookplate of Daniel and Charlotte Gurney to front paste down (3)
£80-100
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JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY: A WINTER IN THE WEST INDIES, DESCRIBED IN FAMILIAR LETTERS TO HENRY CLAY, OF KENTUCKY, London, John Murray, 1841, 3rd edition, etched frontispiece depicting Sligoville, Jamaica, and one etched plate depicting Brownstown, Jamaica, as called for, xvi, 282pp + 12pp publisher's adverts at end dated February 1841, (adverts at end misbound), original blind stamped cloth gilt worn
£40-50
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[FRANCIS EDWARD PAGET]: SOME RECORDS OF THE ASHTEAD ESTATE, AND OF ITS HOWARD POSSESSORS: WITH NOTICES OF ELFORD, CASTLE RISING, LEVENS, AND CHARLTON, Lichfield, Alfred Charles Lomax, 1873, 1st edition, signed at foot of dedication page by the compiler "The Revd Francis Paget" [1806-1882], vii, 241, vii pp + 6 plates facsimiles of autographs and 6 large folding genealogical tables at end, "Not published" printed in red text to title page, large quarto, contemporary cloth gilt very worn and faded, backstrip near detached, top edge gilt, signed and inscribed by Daniel Gurney (1791-1880) to front free end paper "This book the gift of my valued and loved friend, Mary, the Hon'ble Mrs Greville Howard - the beneficent heiress of Ashtead, Castle Rising, Levens and Elford - she being at this time aged 89 and I 83 - Oct 1874 D Gurney"
£200-250
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AUGUSTUS J C HARE: THE STORY OF MY LIFE, London, George Allen, 1896, 1st edition, 3 volumes, uniform original publishers cloth gilt (3)
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EDWARD MOORE: SUFFOLK WORDS AND PHRASES; OR, AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT THE LINGUAL LOCALISMS OF THAT COUNTY, Woodbridge: printed by J Loder, for R Hunter… London, 1823, 1st edition, inscribed to front free end paper "For Miss Jermey with compliments from the author", old paper covered boards very worn
£30-40
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JOHN WODDERSPOON: MEMORIALS OF THE ANCIENT TOWN OF IPSWICH, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, Ipswich, Pawsey and London, Longman, Brown et al, 1850, 1st edition, coloured frontispiece + coloured map + 14 full page illustrations and two illustrations in text as called for, rebound half calf, new end papers, contemporary morocco gilt spine title label retained
£50-60
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JAMES AND HENRY SARGENT STORER: ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE BY J & H S STORER, FIRST SERIES COMPRISING 32 VIEWS, DEDICATED BY PERMISSION, TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER, CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY, Cambridge, Messrs Storer; London, Longman, Reece, Orm, Brown & Green, circa 1827, 1st series, 32 engraved architectural views of various Cambridge University colleges including King's College, Trinity College, St John's College, Jesus College, Queen's College, Corpus Christi College, Caius College, Emmanuel College, etc, each plate tissue guarded, contemporary half morocco gilt, spine decoratively gilt in compartments, morocco gilt title label to top board
£150-200
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COLLECTION OF CAMBRIDGESHIRE MILITIA AND PHILIP YORKE, 3RD EARL OF HARDWICKE INTEREST, 1792-1797, including manuscript accounts list of persons enrolled to serve, autograph letters signed including some from John Kohler, French Horn and Trumpet maker, London, to the Earl of Hardwicke pleading his Lordship to settle a long outstanding account including one dated November 26th 1797, "…I have wroth [wrote] several times to your Lordship but never received any answer, I also have called several times at your house, but your servants always tell me your Lordship could not be spoke with… I have a very heavy bill to pay… I beg your Lordship will consider my situation… it is of a long standing, part of it is from the 15th June 1793…", many of the items rubber stamped "Earl of Hardwicke MSS", together with some items relating to the proposed cut from Eau-Brink to Lynn including a relevant autograph copy letter signed from Sir Martin Browne Ffolkes (1749-1821) dated to Philip Yorke, 3rd Earl of Hardwicke (1757-1834) dated 9th September 1794, together with Hardwicke's autograph copy letter signed reply dated September 12th 1794, plus a manuscript abstract of sundry publications re Eau-Brink signed by Hardwicke, dated 1792, + some printed items etc, together with some sale particulars, mainly Kings Lynn and environs 1797-1814, a manuscript "specification park entrance Wimpole [Hall]" dated 1847 etc, the collection comprising some 40 items
£300-350
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J JANSSON: COMITATIS CANTABRIGIENSIS; VERNACULE CAMBRIDGESHIRE, engraved map, circa 1650, approx size 400 x 505mm, unframed and unmounted
£80-100
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CHRISTOPHER SAXTON/WILLIAM KIP: CAMBRIDGE COMITATUS [CAMBRIDGESHIRE], engraved hand coloured map, circa 1607, approx size 280 x 320mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 340 x 375mm
£60-80
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CHRISTOPHER SAXTON: NORFOLCIAE COMITATUS CONTINENS IN SE OPPIDA MERCATORIA 26, PAGOS ET VILLAS 625, UNA CUM SINGULIS HUNDREDIS ET FLUMINIBUS IN EODEM, VERA DESCRIPTIO, CORNELIUS HOGIUS SCULPSIT ANNO DNI 1574 [NORFOLK], engraved hand coloured map, 1574 (but later, printed circa 1579), early issue, engraved by Cornelis de Hooghe, Arms of Queen Elizabeth and Thomas Seckford, instigator of the atlas project and Saxton's patron, with his motto "Pestis Patriae Pigricies" above his Coat of Arms, ornamental cartouche upper left hand corner, index of hundreds upper right hand corner and scale of distance lower right hand corner, sailing ships and sea monster, first printed map of Norfolk and of any individual English county forming the precedent for most 17th century maps of Norfolk, close trimmed and laid down on paper (not recent), some small surface losses of paper, approx size 335 x 495mm, unframed and unmounted
£1200-1500
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JAN JANSSON: NORTFOLCIA VERNACULE NORFOLKE [NORFOLK], engraved map, circa 1646, approx size 380 x 490mm, unframed and unmounted
£140-160
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JOHN SPEED: NORFOLK, engraved hand coloured map, circa 1631, "Discribed by Christopher Saxton augmented by I Speede, are to be sold in Pope's Head Alley by J S & G H", inset plan of the City of Norwich and inset view depicting a battle, approx size 365 x 490mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 530 x 630mm (appears laid down, close margins, faults)
£100-120
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EMANUEL BOWEN: NORFOLK DRAWN FROM SURVEYS AND BEST AUTHORITIES, engraved hand coloured map, 1753, approx size 165 x 190mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 290 x 325mm + EMANUEL BOWEN AND JOHN OWEN: A MAP OF NORFOLK, engraved hand coloured map, 1720, printed area approx 180 x 115mm, road strip map Harwich to Ixworth verso, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 310 x 230mm (2)
£40-50
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JOHN ELLIS: A MODERN MAP OF NORFOLK, DRAWN FROM THE LATEST SURVEYS; CORRECTED AND IMPROVED BY THE BEST AUTHORITIES, engraved hand coloured map, 1766, approx size 180 x 240mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 230 x 280mm + THOMAS KITCHIN: A MAP OF NORFOLK, engraved hand coloured map, 1749, approx size 120 x 120mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 295 x 255mm (2)
£40-50
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CHRISTOPHER SAXTON/WILLIAM KIP: NORFOLCAE COMITATUS [NORFOLK], engraved hand coloured map, [1610], approx size 265 x 386mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 425 x 530mm
£100-120
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ROBERT MORDEN: NORFOLK, engraved hand coloured map [1695], approx size 370 x 570mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 480 x 700mm
£60-80
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RICHARD BLOME: A MAPP OF THE COUNTY OF NORFOLCK [NORFOLK]; WITH ITS HUNDREDS, engraved map, [1673], approx size 240 x 325mm, unframed and unmounted
£80-100
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JOHN OGILBY: THE ROAD FROM LONDON TO NORWICH IN NORFOLK, engraved hand coloured road strip map, 1675, approx size 350 x 410mm, paper toned, unframed and unmounted
£40-50
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JOHN OGILBY: THE ROAD FROM IPSWICH COM SUFFOLK TO NORWICH AND THENCE TO CROMER ON THE SEA COAST, COM NORFFOLK, engraved hand coloured road strip map, 1675, approx size 445 x 330mm, mounted, the whole approx size 440 x 550mm
£40-50
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JOHN SENEX: THE ROAD FROM KING'S LYN [KING'S LYNN] TO NORWICH CONTINUED TO YARMOUTH IN NORFOLK, engraved hand coloured road strip map, 1749, printed area approx size 160 x 220mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 265 x 330mm
£40-50
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CARINGTON BOWLES (PUBLISHED): A SURVEY OF THE ROAD FROM KING'S LYNN IN NORWICH CONTINUED TO YARMOUTH IN NORFOLK… A SURVEY OF THE ROAD FROM MONMOUTH TO LLANBEDER COMMENCING AT MONMOUTH IN THE ROAD TO ST DAVIDS…, engraved road strip map circa 1781, approx size 285 x 340mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 415 x 520mm
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SAMUEL KING: A NEW PLAN OF THE CITY OF NORWICH, engraved plan, 1766, additional title "The City and County of Norwich" in decorated border at bottom left, engraved vignettes of Guildhall, Castle, Cathedral, Theatre, Assembly House and New Chapel, approx size 940 x 740mm, old varnish, laid down with some restoration, (a/f)
£40-50
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DANIEL MEISSNER: NORDOVICUM ANGL [NORWICH], engraved plan of Norwich, 1704 or earlier, second state with "G49" upper right corner, city Coat of Arms upper left corner, printed area approx size 95 x 140mm, unframed and unmounted + BOWEN/OWEN, approx 13 assorted small road strip maps, circa 1720, all loose + approx 10 19th century Norfolk maps, various sizes + approx 18 18th and 19th century assorted topographical engravings of Norfolk, various sizes
£60-80
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D HODGSON/M GAUCI: NORWICH CASTLE, stone lithograph proof of Norwich Castle, with horse and carts in foreground, circa 1840, published Norwich, John Stacy and London, Charles Tilt, printed area approx size 235 x 270mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 425 x 450mm
£40-50
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AFTER DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864): NORWICH CATHEDRAL, hand coloured stone lithograph, undated, printed area approx size 270 x 190mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 435 x 350mm + AFTER DAVID HODGSON: ST ANDREWS HALL, NORWICH, hand coloured lithograph, 1845 or earlier, Day and Haghe, printed area approx size 285 x 185mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 440 x 335mm (2)
£30-40
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G F ROBSON/J C VARRALL: EAST VIEW OF THE CITY OF NORWICH, steel engraved view, 1826, published by J Britton + G F ROBSON/T JEAVONS: SOUTH VIEW OF THE CITY OF NORWICH, steel engraved view, 1827, published J Britton, each printed area approx size 550 x 225mm, each framed and glazed, each whole approx size 285 x 335mm (2)
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J DALLINGER: PLAN OF THE CITY OF NORWICH, SURVEYED BY W S MILLARD AND JOSH MANNING, engraved large scale plan, 1830, backed onto linen, mounted on roller, approx size 1280 x 1015mm, some slight water staining and soiling and surface losses of paper to upper right affecting engraved dedication to the Mayor of the City of Norwich
£100-120
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HENRY DAVY: THE HILL HOUSE, SOUTH-TOWN, SUFFOLK, THE RESIDENCE OF CAPT GARNHAM, RN, hand coloured lithograph view, 1862, printed area approx size 285 x 365mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 495 x 570mm
£40-50
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POWLES/COOK: A PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF LOWESTOFT FROM THE NE BATTERY, engraved view, 1790, published J Harris, printed area approx 285 x 510mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 420 x 610mm
£80-100
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NICHOLAS SANSON: ANCIENS ROYAUMES DE KENT, D'ESSEX, ET DE SUSSEX…AVECQ LE PAS DE CALAIS, ET PARTIE DES COSTES DU PAYS BAS, DE PICARDIE, ET NORMANDIE, engraved hand coloured map, 1654-1667, covering the Channel coasts of England and France showing part of Suffolk and all of Essex, approx size 350 x 465mm, unframed and unmounted, good margins
£50-60
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ROBERT MORDEN AND JOSEPH PASK: EAST ANGLIA, circa 1690, (Section) from large scale map of England and Wales, map covering East of England coastline from Hornsey [Hornsea, Yorkshire], to Harwich, showing Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and parts of Essex, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, decorative engraved cartouche and decorative engraved border to right hand side, engraved ship and sea creature in North Sea, printed area approx size 440 x 560mm, unframed and unmounted, good margins
£60-80
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GALLIAE REGNUM IN OMNIS SUAS PROVINCIAS ACCURATE DIVISUM, engraved hand coloured map circa 1700 or later depicting Southern England from Lincolnshire coast to Dorset coast and Northern France, Belgium and part of Netherlands from Brittany to Zeeland, large fine engraved cartouche title, printed area approx size 535 x 620mm, laid down, unframed and unmounted
£60-80
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PACKET CONTAINING 19 LARGE SCALE PROBABLY ORDNANCE SURVEY ENGRAVED MAPS OF EAST ANGLIA, circa 19th century, assorted sheets of Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex etc (incomplete), each sheet approx size 305 x 460mm
£30-40
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NINETEEN ORDNANCE SURVEY EAST ANGLIA ENGRAVED MAPS, circa late 19th century, some hand coloured, various sheets including NORWICH SHEET 161, GREAT YARMOUTH SHEET 162, WISBECH SHEET 159, FAKENHAM SHEET 147, etc, each unframed and unmounted, each approx size 340 x 490mm
£30-40
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PACKET GOOD QUANTITY EAST ANGLIA ANTIQUE MAPS AND PRINTS, various sizes, all unframed and unmounted
£60-80
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PACKET QUANTITY CIRCA MID TO LATE 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGRAVINGS, mainly Essex and East Anglia interest
£30-40
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ROBERT MORDEN: SUFFOLK, engraved hand coloured map, [1695], approx size 350 x 410mm, unframed and unmounted
£50-60
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JOHN CARY: SUFFOLK, engraved hand coloured outlined map, 1805, approx size 390 x 500mm, unframed and unmounted
£40-50
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THE BRITISH GAZETTEER - SUFFOLK, engraved map, circa 1852, London, published for the proprietors by H G Collins, approx size 325 x 395mm, unframed and unmounted, vertical margins closely trimmed, + 2 x GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY, engraved maps circa 1865; SHEET 1 LONDON TO IPSWICH, YARMOUTH AND NORWICH, and SHEET 2 LONDON TO CAMBRIDGE, ELY AND NORWICH, each printed area approx size 470 x 320mm, each unframed and unmounted, (3)
£30-40
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JOHN SPEED: SUFFOLKE DESCRIBED AND DIVIDED INTO HUNDREDS…[SUFFOLK], engraved hand coloured map, [1743], "Sold by Henry Overton at The White Horse without Newgate, London", with engraved main roads, inset plan of Ipswich, cartouche and flanked by Coats of Arms, approx size 370 x 500mm, mounted, the whole approx size 570 x 695mm
£150-200
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CHRISTOPHER SAXTON/WILLIAM KIP: SUFFOLCIAE COMITATUS… [SUFFOLK], engraved hand coloured map, circa 1610, approx size 275 x 380mm, mounted, the whole approx size 390 x 490mm, map laid down on card, J JANSSON: SUFFOLCIA VERNACULAR SUFFOLKE [SUFFOLK], engraved hand coloured map, circa 1650, text in French language verso, approx size 360 x 480mm, unframed and unmounted, some browning + EMMANUEL BOWEN: AN ACCURATE MAP OF THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK DIVIDED INTO ITS HUNDREDS, engraved hand coloured outline map, circa late 18th century, laid down on paper, approx size 500 x 680mm, unframed and unmounted + W TINKLER (PUBLISHED): HULL AND GAINSBOROUGH RAILWAY 1844, engraved railway map, 1844, approx size 375 x 325mm, mounted, the whole approx size 490 x 435mm (4)
£150-180
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PIETER VAN DEN KEERE: SUFFOLCK [SUFFOLK], engraved hand coloured map, circa 1627, approx size 80 x 120mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 220 x 250mm + JOHN SENEX: THE ROAD FROM LONDON TO YARMOUTH IN NORFOLK CONTAINING FROM LONDON TO COLCHESTER IN THE HARWICH ROAD…, engraved hand coloured road strip map circa 1719, approx size 155 x 210mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 255 x 310mm + EMANUEL BOWEN: THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK; DIVIDED INTO ITS HUNDREDS: CONTAINING THE BUROUGH AND MARKET TOWNS, RIVERS, ROADS, DISTANCES ETC, engraved hand coloured map, 1759, approx size 170 x 195mm, framed and glazed, the whole approx size 310 x 320mm (3)
£40-50
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PACKET CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 15 19TH CENTURY SUFFOLK MAPS, mainly coloured, various sizes + approximately 70 circa late 18th and 19th century topographical engravings of Suffolk including Wingfield Castle, Orford Castle, Bury St Edmunds, Framlingham Castle, Orford School etc, various sizes
£50-60
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20TH CENTURY MANUSCRIPT PEN, INK AND WASH COPY OF A PLAN OF BAWBURGH, Norfolk, 1813, on architects translucent paper, approx size 1000 x 760mm
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