London: Printed for and sold by Carington Bowles, [1770]. Small oblong 4to, (viii) pp, followed by a general map and 103 strip maps on 52 leaves. Title and final map browned, minor marginal tear to the top edge of the final leaf. Modern full morocco, maroon spine label, a very..... More

London: J.A. Knipe [and] E. Stanford, Jany. 1st, 1854. Map dimensions 107 x 78 cm, overall 113 x 85 cm. Folding map with rich geological hand colouring, cross section in two rows showing the strata from Land's End to the North Sea along the lower edge, above this three panels..... More

London: Letts, Son & Co. Limited, [c.1884]. Map dimensions 32 x 40 cm, overall 34 x 44 cm. Folding colour map of the county with additional data overprinted in red with accompanying key to the lower edge, dissected into 15 sections and mounted on linen, folds between blindstamped cloth covers..... More

Birmingham: Lithographed by Binns & Clifford (Surveyors &c.), 1836. Overall dimensions (1) 41.5 x 230 cm and (2) 41.5 x 96.5 cm. A very long folding map on a scale of approximately 4½ inches to one mile with a cross section of the landscape on route running underneath on a...... More

Paris Charles Beranger, 1905. Map dimensions 103 x 109.5 cm, overall 111 x 116.5 cm. A very striking large folding colour printed geological map of France, key to the colouring to the lower left corner, the title above partially obscured by a typed sheet regarding "Petroleum Indicators of France" by..... More

London: E. Mogg, May 16, 1827. Overall dimensions 56 x 44 cm. Single sheet incorporating three panels featuring various redevelopments in central London: 1. the triangle between the Strand, St. Martin's Avenue and what is now Duncannon Street (also featuring the putative plans for what became Trafalgar Square); 2. the..... More

London: Edward Mogg, June 1st, 1809. Map diameter 55 cm, overall 62 x 58 cm. Folding circular map of London and its environs, bright original handcolouring in block and outline, dissected into 20 sections and mounted on linen, folds into the original drab card slipcase with the publisher's printed title..... More

(London: Alexander Duckham, 1939). Oblong 4to. 108 pp, including 100 pp of facsimile road maps plus a general map of England and Wales and the frontispiece, all colour. Publisher's grey-green cloth, gilt lettered russet panels to the spine and upper cover. A little light wear to the spine labels, else..... More

Southampton: Ordnance Map Office, [c.1851]. A very large, large scale, Ordnance Survey outline plan of central London over nine sections, the dimensions of the each part of the plan c.61 x 91 cm (thus c.183 x 273 cm if joined). Scale: 12 inches to one mile. Marbled paper to each..... More

London: The Ordnance Survey, 1895. Map dimensions 94 x 61 cm, overall 102 x 70 cm. Some mostly pencilled annotation with two locations hand coloured, browning to the edges of each section, end of a few folds slightly torn, Stanford label to the lower margin, with one cloth and one..... More

Dublin: Engraved at the Ordnance Survey Office, Phoenix Park, 1839. Overall dimensions 67 x 96 cm. Large folding map of County Wicklow, being an index map the county is shown divided into forty-seven numbered squares relating to larger scale map sheets issued by the Survey. The map with original hand..... More

Southampton: Ordnance Survey Office, 1883. Map dimensions 61.5 x 94.5 cm, overall 67.5 x 103.5 cm. Folding map showing the extents from what was then the site of Christ's Hospital School down to the southern parallel of the River Thames and Upper Thames Street and the Guidhall in the east..... More

London: George Philip & Son Limited, [c.1920]. Three jigsaw maps of the world, Scotland and Europe, each c. 24 x 32 cm. Colour printed on paper, mounted on wood and dissected into multiple small pieces. All pieces present and in very good condition. The world map published after 1917, featuring..... More