DAY 2 • TUES 20 Nov • 5 pm - Dunbar Sloane

MAPS
574 ‘The Road from London
to Dover’ Strip Map
By John Ogilby. From the Brittania series.
Originally published in 1675.
33 x 44.5cm.
Est. $500–800
575 ‘The Countye Palatine of
Chester with that most
ancient citie described’
With arms of the Earles of Chestersine,
the Norman’s conquest. Hand coloured.
‘Sold by Thomas Bassett in Fleet Street.’
40 x 52cm.
Est. $400–600
576 ‘Principaute de Galles’
By Sanson 1658. ‘…ou sont les
Comtes, ou Shiries de Anglesey,
I Carnavan, Denbigh, Flint…’ Par
Sanson d’Abbeyville.
Fully hand coloured.
37 x 44cm.
Est. $850–1000
577 Framed Map of Worcestershire
– Wigorniensis Comitatus
Sabrinae …1607 (1637)
Christopher Saxton, engr. William
Hole. First published in Camden’s
Britannia 1607. Shows lower section
of Staffordshire at the top and
Gloucestershire to the south.
Hand-coloured, coat of arms top left
hand corner. Tiny tear top edge.
H. 32cm. W. 28cm.
Est. $380–500
578 Framed Map - The West Ridinge
of Yorkshyre with the most
famous and fayre Citie Yorke
described 1610
By Johan Speede, pub. 1610, London
with decorative vignettes and insets
of Yorke, coloured, the Arms of Royal
Princes as have borne the Title of
Dukes of Yorkeshire since the Norman
Conquest. English text on reverse.
51.5 x 39cm.
Est. $200–400
579 Framed Map - The Islands of
New Zealand corrected
version October 1844
Original outline colour.
31 x 38.5 cm.
Est. $200–400
580 Framed Map - ‘The North and
East Ridins of Yorkshire’
Bby John Speed, pub. 1611, London with
decorative vignettes and insets of Hull
and Richmond, coloured, the Arms of
Noble Families, English text on reverse.
51.5 x 39cm.
Est. $200–400
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