London: Published for the Proprietor by Stanford... & by Grant & Griffith... (Late Harris) also at Edinburgh by W. & A.K. Johnston, 1854. A fine folding geological map of the country with bright original hand colouring illustrating the geological strata, an inset map of the Shetland and Orkney Islands to..... 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

London: Lithographed at the Topographical Depot of the War Office, 1870. Map dimensions 114 x 98 cm, overall 118 x 102 cm. A large folding map of the country with original wash colour highlighting the official military districts and the routes of roads, railways and telegraph lines shown in bold..... 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: Jas. Wyld, 1841. Map dimensions 59.5 x 89 cm, overall 63.5 x 94.5 cm. Finely engraved folding map of the county, dissected into twenty-four sections and mounted on linen, green silk trim to the edges, marbled paper to the folded end sections, folds into original green embossed cloth slipcase..... More

London: The Ordnance Survey, 1895. Map dimensions 94 x 61 cm, overall 102 x 70 cm. The Surrey canal is hand coloured in blue and a small area to the top of the map is coloured pink and annotated, there are several other annotations in both ink and pencil, Stanford..... More

London: The Ordnance Survey, 1896. Map dimensions 94 x 61 cm, overall 102 x 70 cm. Annoted in both pencil and ink with several areas as well as the river hand coloured, including a section marked "proposed site of new Charing Cross station, 1924", Stanford label to the lower margin..... More

Southampton: Ordnance Survey Office, 1889. Folding map, dimensions 61 x 93 cm, overall 70 x 102 cm, scale one inch to the mile. Dissected into 27 sections and mounted on linen. Limp cloth end sections with a label of George Philip & Son, title and price (5/-) written in ink..... 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

London: James Reynolds & Sons, 1884. Overall dimensions 263 x 16 cm. Long folding map of the Thames and its banks with accompanying notes at intervals, some original colour, mounted on linen, folds between publisher's blindstamped aubergine cloth, gilt lettered to the upper cover, 3 pp. of printed notes to..... More

London: W. Bulmer and Co. for the Author; and sold by G. Nicol, 1793. First edition. 4to. viii, 51, (1) pp. Plain modern tan cloth, gilt lettered to the spine. Very good. The work was also published as a supplement to the third edition of Rennell's "Memoir of a Map..... More