(Code No. 5219)

Sandby, Paul. (1725-1809).

(Antique Aquatint Print.)

Chepstow Castle in Monmouthshire. (South Wales.)

Date. 1st September 1775.

London. Publishd according to Act of Parliament by P Sandby St Georges Row Oxford Turnpike image size 10 1/4 x 8 ins, page size 12 x 15ins. Original aquatint engraved print, drawn and engraved by Paul Sandby, mark to the centre of image.

Paul Sandby published the first aquatints in England, his many aquatint views of North & South Wales launched the popularity of Wales as a picturesque sketching location, coming into fashion with the beginning of the Romantic Movement.

Chepstow Castle (Welsh: Cas-gwent), located in Chepstow, Monmouthshire in Wales, on top of cliffs overlooking the River Wye, is the oldest surviving stone fortification in Britain. It was built under the instruction of the Norman Lord William FitzOsbern, soon made Earl of Hereford, from 1067, and was the southernmost of a chain of castles built along the English-Welsh border in the Welsh Marches. £80.00

(Code No. 5213)

SANDBY, Paul; (English. 1725-1809)

Bangor in the County of Caernarvon. (North Wales).

Date.1st September 1776.

London. Page size, [16 1/2 x 12 1/2ins]. Original engraved aquatint & etching print, slight marks to outer margins. This is plate 9 out of XII of Sandby's "Twelve Views of South Wales" were the result of his 1771 tour of South Wales with Sir Joseph Banks and the Hon. Charles Greville, to whom he dedicated his set. Among the first aquatints published in England, the twelve views launched the popularity of Wales as a picturesque sketching location, coming into fashion with the beginning of the Romantic Movement.

The origins of the City of Bangor date back to the founding of a monastic establishment on the site of Bangor Cathedral by the Celtic saint Deiniol in the early 6th century AD. The name 'Bangor' itself is an old Welsh word for a type of fenced-in enclosure, such as was originally on the site of the cathedral. £130.00

(Code No. 5210)

SANDBY, Paul; (English. 1725-1809.)

Carey Castle in Pembrokeshire.

Date. 1st September 1775.

London. Page size, [15 1/2 x 10 1/2ins]. Original engraved aquatint & etching print, slight marks to outer margins.

This is plate X out of XII of Sandby's "Twelve Views of South Wales" were the result of his 1771 tour of South Wales with Sir Joseph Banks and the Hon. Charles Greville, to whom he dedicated his set. Among the first aquatints published in England, the twelve views launched the popularity of Wales as a picturesque sketching location, coming into fashion with the beginning of the Romantic Movement.

View of Carew Castle in South Wales. The castle stands on a strategic position on a low ridge overlooking the Carew River. A timber castle was first built here by Gerald of Windsor in c.1100 but the stone castle depicted here was built by Sir Nicholas de Carew and successive generations of his family in the 13th and 14th centuries. The castle is built around a square courtyard; there are circular towers with square bases on the west side and more regular circular towers on the east side. The castle complex included two gatehouses, kitchens and a chapel tower. £130.00

(Code No. 5209)

SANDBY, Paul; (English. 1725-1809).

Episcopal Palace at St. Davids.

Date. 1st September 1775.

London. Page size, [16 1/2 x 12 1/2ins]. Original engraved aquatint & etching print, slight marks to outer margins.

This is plate XII out of XII of Sandby's "Twelve Views of South Wales" were the result of his 1771 tour of South Wales with Sir Joseph Banks and the Hon. Charles Greville, to whom he dedicated his set. Among the first aquatints published in England, the twelve views launched the popularity of Wales as a picturesque sketching location, coming into fashion with the beginning of the Romantic Movement.

St Davids Cathedral has been the dominant presence since the 12th century and was a popular pilgrimage destination throughout the middle ages. £130.00

(Code No. 5208)SANDBY, Paul; (English. 1725-1809.)The South Gate of Cardiff Castle in Glamorgan Shire.Date.1773-75.London. Page size, [16 1/2 x 12 1/2ins]. Original engraved aquatint & etching print. This is plate 2 out of XII of a complete early proofs set prior to both Boydell and Sandby imprints, 1774-75.Sandby's "Twelve Views of South Wales" were the result of his 1771 tour of South Wales with Sir Joseph Banks and the Hon. Charles Greville, to whom he dedicated his set. Among the first aquatints published in England, the twelve views launched the popularity of Wales as a picturesque sketching location, coming into fashion with the beginning of the Romantic Movement. View of Cardiff Castle, in Cardiff, South Wales. This particular site has been fortified since the Roman invasion but the first castle to be built here was constructed in c.1091 by Robert Fitzhamon. During the 1860s Cardiff Castle was transformed into a Victorian mansion by John Crichton-Stuart, third Marquess of Bute. The architect was William Burges and Capability Brown was hired to landscape the gardens. The South Gate which is depicted in this print was built at this time.

(Code No. 5207)SANDBY, Paul; (English. 1725-1809).Benton Castle Looking down the Reach to Milford Haven.Date.1773-75London. Page size, [13 x 10ins]. Original engraved aquatint & etching print, nick into engraved area,(1/2ins approx). This is plate XI out of XII of a complete early proofs set prior to both Boydell and Sandby imprints, 1774-75.Sandby's "Twelve Views of South Wales" were the result of his 1771 tour of South Wales with Sir Joseph Banks and the Hon. Charles Greville, to whom he dedicated his set. Among the first aquatints published in England, the twelve views launched the popularity of Wales as a picturesque sketching location, coming into fashion with the beginning of the Romantic Movement. A fair amount of the structure of Benton Castle remains, and its original character is traceable, showing it to have been a very small enclosure castle with a round keep, and another round tower on the exposed side. The ward was polygonal, and the building dates from the late 13th-century. No contemporary history of the castle is known.

(Code No. 5203)

Jones, John.

(3 Antique Welsh Prints.)

Beddgelert, Llyn-gwynant near Beddgelert and Snowdon, and Llyn-gwynant from the Beddgelert Road.

Date. [c.1850.]

London, J, Newman & Co. Page sizes, [17 x 12ins.] 3 Original lithographic engraved prints, (2 hand-coloured), some foxing spots & marks.

Beddgelert was once a busy port - before the construction of the Cob at Porthmadog the river was tidal and ships sailed all the way to the village centre.- and also for being the site of two wonders of Welsh mythology, the vanishing mountain and the castle of Dinas Emrys said to be where Merlin gave his first prophecy and one of the reputed sites of the Holy Grail. £65.00

(Code No. 5194)

View of Cader-Idris from Drws y Nant.

( Antique Aquatint Print.)

Date. 12th Sept 1799.

London, Laurie & Whittle. Page size [19 x 14ins.] Original hand-coloured aquatint showing a view from Cader-Idris Merionethshire, North Wales. The loftiest heights of the mountain chain are, Cader Idris, which rises with a three forked summit to the south of Dolgelley, near its south-eastern extremity, and from which it makes a rapid ascent to the sea-shore at Sarn-y-Bwch; Aran Mowddwy and Aran Penllyn, to the south of Bala lake. £120.00

(Code No. 5164)

Sandby, Paul. (1725-1809).

(Antique Aquatint Print.)

View of the River Dee 3 miles Short of Bala, with Cader- Idris Mountain near Dolgelli, (Dolgellau), 30 miles Distant..

Date. 1st September 1777.

London. Publishd according to Act of Parliament by P Sandby St Georges Row. Image size 11 1/4 x 8 ins, page size 11 x 16ins. Original aquatint engraved print, drawn and engraved by Paul Sandby.

Paul Sandby published the first aquatints in England, his many aquatint views of North & South Wales launched the popularity of Wales as a picturesque sketching location, coming into fashion with the beginning of the Romantic Movement. Dolgellau is a market town in Gwynedd, north-west Wales, lying on the River Wnion, a tributary of the Mawddach. It was the county town of the former county of Merionethshire. £130.00

(Code No. 5152)

MORDEN. ROBERT.

(ANTIQUE MAP)

South Wales.

Date. 1695.

London. Awnsham & others. Image size 16 1/2 x 13 ins. Page size [17 3/4 x 15 1/2 ins]. Original copper engraved coloured, ( modern colouring,) map, cropped. Ornamental title cartouche with graduated border, Morden's County maps are the first maps based on the meridian of London. Taken from Camden's Britannia of 1695.. £55.00

(Code No. 5125)

Fagan, J & S. Hughes.

(Antique Print)

The Wonders of the Menai Suspension and Tubular Bridges.

Date. 1850

Bangor, Published by S Hughes & Day and Son. Page size [11 3/4 x 18 1/4ins.] Original hand-coloured lithographic print, marks and nicks to edges. Working example only. £50.00

(Code No. 5134)

Sandby, Paul. (1725-1809).

(Antique Aquatint Print.)

CAREW CASTLE, N.W. (In the Welsh county of Pembrokeshire.)

Date. 1st September 1777.

London. Publishd according to Act of Parliament by P Sandby St Georges Row Oxford Turnpike image size 11 1/4 x 8 ins, page size 11 x 16ins. Original aquatint engraved print, drawn and engraved by Paul Sandby. £130.00

Paul Sandby published the first aquatints in England, his many aquatint views of North & South Wales launched the popularity of Wales as a picturesque sketching location, coming into fashion with the beginning of the Romantic Movement.

Carew Castle is a castle in the civil parish of Carew in the Welsh county of Pembrokeshire. The famous Carew family take their name from the place, and still own the castle. The outer ward has earthworks that were built by Royalist defenders during the English Civil War in the 1640s.

(Code No. 5133)

Moll. Herman.

( Antique Map)

Denbigh and Flintshire.

Date. 1724.

London. H. Moll. Page size [302 x 190 mm]. Image size [345 x 220 mm]. Hand coloured copper engraved map of Denbigh and Flintshire by H. Moll. Oblong title panel, scale, list of Hundreds, graduated border and to the right and left borders Roman alters and amethyst fibulae found in Denbigh and Flintshire. Roads are according to John Ogilby's survey of 1675. £60.00

(Code No. 5124)

Grueber, Henry.

(2 Antique Prints.)

Trevallyn Hall & Gwersyllt Park near Wrexham, Clwyd.

Date. [c.1830].

London: Printed & Pubd. by Engelmann, Graf, Coindet & Co. Page size [15 x 11ins.] 2 Original Lithographic prints, slight marks and nicks to edges not affecting engraved surface. £60.00

(Code No. 5117)

Ogilby. John.

( Antique Road Map).

Road from Gloucester to Montgomery, travelling through, Huntley, Ross-on-Wye, Michbirch, Hereford, Penbridge, Prestaine, Kington, Clunn and Montgomery .

Map number. 71.

Date 1675 - 98

London. Date 1675 - 98. Leaf size [ 18 x 13 ins ]. Image Size [ 17 x 12.6 ins ]. Copper engraved hand coloured Strip Road Map, dark impression. Each map strip shows towns, villages, mansions with owner's name, castles, wind mills, beacons, gallows, woods, rivers, and hills etc. Elaborate title cartouche and compass roses to each map strip.

John Ogilby was a topographer, printer, and map-maker, born in Edinburgh, EC Scotland, UK. A dancing teacher and theatre owner, he lost everything in the Civil War, but after the Restoration obtained court recognition and became a London publisher. The great fire of 1666 destroyed his stock but got him the job of surveying the gutted sites in the city. He established a thriving printing house and was appointed 'king's cosmographer and geographic printer'. His most important publications were engravings of maps and atlases, including Africa (1670), America (1671), and Asia (1673), and a road atlas "Britannia" (1675), unfinished at his death. He was also the first cartographer to adopt the statute mile. Scale 1inch to the mile, each mile is divided into furlongs indicated by dots in the centre of the road. Guaranteed to be over 300 years old. £120.00

(Code No. 5116)

Ogilby. John.

( Antique Road Map).

The continuation of the Road from London to Montgomery, Four shire stone, Chipping Campden, Worcester, Ludlow, Montgomery.

Map number. 44.

Date 1675 - 98.

London.Leaf size [ 18 x 13 ins ]. Image Size [ 17 x 12.6 ins ]. Copper engraved hand coloured Strip Road Map, dark impression.. Each map strip shows towns, villages, mansions with owner's name, castles, wind mills, beacons, gallows, woods, rivers, and hills etc. Elaborate title cartouche and compass roses to each map strip.

John Ogilby was a topographer, printer, and map-maker, born in Edinburgh, EC Scotland, UK. A dancing teacher and theatre owner, he lost everything in the Civil War, but after the Restoration obtained court recognition and became a London publisher. The great fire of 1666 destroyed his stock but got him the job of surveying the gutted sites in the city. He established a thriving printing house and was appointed 'king's cosmographer and geographic printer'. His most important publications were engravings of maps and atlases, including Africa (1670), America (1671), and Asia (1673), and a road atlas "Britannia" (1675), unfinished at his death. He was also the first cartographer to adopt the statute mile. Scale 1inch to the mile, each mile is divided into furlongs indicated by dots in the centre of the road. Guaranteed to be over 300 years old. £120.00

(Code No. 5081)

Sandby, Paul. (1725-1809).

(Antique Aquatint Print).

The Entrance to Chepstow Castle.

Date. 1st September 1777.

London. Publishd according to Act of Parliament by P Sandby St Georges Row, Oxford Turnpike. Image size 11 1/4 x 8 ins, page size 11 1/4 x 8 3/4 ins. 1st September 1777. Original aquatint engraved print, drawn and engraved by Paul Sandby, no blank margins. £70.00

Paul Sandby published the first aquatints in England, his many aquatint views of North & South Wales launched the popularity of Wales as a picturesque sketching location, coming into fashion with the beginning of the Romantic Movement.

(Code No. 5080)

Sandby, Paul. (1725-1809).

(Antique Aquatint Print.)

Cardiff Castle from the West.

Date. 1st September 1777.

London. Publishd according to Act of Parliament by P Sandby St Georges Row Oxford Turnpike image size 11 1/4 x 8 ins, page size 11 x 16ins. 1st September 1777. Original aquatint engraved print, drawn and engraved by Paul Sandby. £130.00

Paul Sandby published the first aquatints in England, his many aquatint views of North & South Wales launched the popularity of Wales as a picturesque sketching location, coming into fashion with the beginning of the Romantic Movement.

(Code No. 5079)

Sandby, Paul. (1725-1809).

(Antique Aquatint Print.)

Inside view of Chepstow Castle looking Eastward.

Date. 1st September 1777.

London. image size 11 1/4 x 8 ins, page size 11 x 16ins. Original aquatint engraved print, drawn and engraved by Paul Sandby. £130.00

Paul Sandby published the first aquatints in England, his many aquatint views of North & South Wales launchedthe popularity of Wales as a picturesque sketching location, coming into fashion with the beginning of the Romantic Movement.

(Code No. 5053)

Morris, Lewis.

(Antique sea Chart.)

The Roads in Ramsay Sound, on St. David's Head, in Pembrokeshire.

Date. Sept, 29 ,1748, 1st edn.

(London), Published according to act of Parliament Page size, [11 x 9ins]. Original copper engraved sea chart, engraved by N, Hill, 2 small holes and margin strengthened on the back of chart, not affecting engraved area. £50.00

Morris's marine survey of the Welsh coast, undertaken with very little official support, was a supreme pioneering achievement, especially for a self-taught hydrographer. It is for this marine survey that he is now recognized as one of the most eminent of British cartographers.

(Code No. 5004)

Conder, Thomas.

(Antique Map of South Wales).

A New Map of South Wales. Drawn from the Latest Authorities.

Date. 1786.

London Alex Hogg. Page size 15 x 9 1/2ins. Image size 12 1/2 x 8ins. Hand coloured copper engraved map, 2 worm holes. Taken from "Boswell’s Antiquities of England & Wales". £60.00

(Code No. 4992)

To ... the Marquis of Anglesey ... this Map of North Wales, is ... dedicated by ... J. & A. Walker. Statute miles, 15[ = 130 mm].

Date. 1824.

London & Liverpool : J. & A. Walker. 8vo slip case, [4 1/4 x 6 1/2ins.] 32 Sectional linen-backed hand coloured steel engraved map. Size 31 1/2 x 25 1/4ins. Inset vignette of " View of Menai Bridge" Original slipcase with printed title label, rubbed. Rare Map. £180.00

(Code No. 4973)

William R. A. Daniell, [1769-1837].

The Bath, built by Lord Penryn, near Bangor, (North Wales).

Date. 1st May, 1815.

London. Longman & Co. Image size 9 1/2 x 6 3/4. Page size 15 x 11ins.Original aquatint, drawn and engraved by William Daniell. Taken from "A Voyage round Great Britain" No. 32, Volume 2. £55.00

William Daniell commenced a tour in a rowboat around Great Britain in the summers of the years 1813-16 starting and ending at Lands'-End in Cornwall. As he went he drew a series of 308 hand coloured sketches illustrating the character and prominent features of the coast. During the winter times he returned home to produce watercoloures and aquatints. A magnificient series of plates, almost all of equal quality . A magnificent series of plates, almost all of equal quality. Valuable as a record and exquisite in its presentation. It is the most important plate book on British Topography.

(Code No. 4972)

William R. A. Daniell, [1769-1837].

Black Marble Quarry near Red Wharf Bay, Anglesea.

Date. 1st May, 1815.

London. Longman & Co. Image size 9 1/2 x 6 3/4. Page size 15 x 11ins.Original aquatint, drawn and engraved by William Daniell. Taken from "A Voyage round Great Britain" No. 27, Volume 2. £55.00.

William Daniell commenced a tour in a rowboat around Great Britain in the summers of the years 1813-16 starting and ending at Lands'-End in Cornwall. As he went he drew a series of 308 hand coloured sketches illustrating the character and prominent features of the coast. During the winter times he returned home to produce watercoloures and aquatints. A magnificient series of plates, almost all of equal quality . A magnificent series of plates, almost all of equal quality. Valuable as a record and exquisite in its presentation. It is the most important plate book on British Topography.

(Code No. 4971)

William R. A. Daniell, [1769-1837].

View near Aberystwith. Cardiganshire.

Date. 1st Nov, 1814.

London. Longman & Co. Image size 9 1/2 x 6 3/4. Page size 15 x 11ins. Original aquatint, drawn and engraved by William Daniell. Taken from "A Voyage round Great Britain" No. 20, Volume 1. £55.00

William Daniell commenced a tour in a rowboat around Great Britain in the summers of the years 1813-16 starting and ending at Lands'-End in Cornwall. As he went he drew a series of 308 hand coloured sketches illustrating the character and prominent features of the coast. During the winter times he returned home to produce watercoloures and aquatints. A magnificent series of plates, almost all of equal quality. Valuable as a record and exquisite in its presentation. It is the most important plate book on British Topography.

(Code No. 4961)Lhuyd, Humphrey, & Abraham Ortelius.(Antique double-page engraved map of Wales).Cambriae Typic.(THE FIRST MAP OF WALES).Date. [c.1572].Antwerp. Plantin Press, Image size 19 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches. Page size 22 x 17 3/4 inches Original hand-coloured copper engraved map, water staining to bottom margin. (French text & numbered 12 on back of map.)Humphrey Lhuyd's Map, the first that was specifically a map of Wales, was published in Antwerp in 1573. Ortelius (Abraham Ortels) (April 2, 1527 - June 28, 1598) was a Belgian cartographer and geographer, generally recognised as the creator of the first modern atlas. On May 20, 1570, Gilles Coppens de Diest at Antwerp issued Ortelius' Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, the "first modern atlas" (of 53 maps). Three Latin editions of this (besides a Dutch, a French and a German edition) appeared before the end of 1572; twenty-five editions came out before Ortelius' death in 1598; and several others were published subsequently, for the atlas continued to be in demand until about 1612. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopaedia.

(Code No. 4948)

MORDEN, (Robert).

[Antique Map].

The County of MONMOUTH.

Date. 1722.

London. Swale, Awnsham and Churchill. Page Size, [18 1/2 x 14 1/2ins]. Copper engraved county map of MONMOUTH by Robert Morden, based on John Speed's map. Scale, six English miles [ =1 1/2 in.]. Shell-type cartouche containing the title and Morden's name. The maps have graduated borders. Taken from Camden's Britannia of 1722. £40.00

(Code No. 4906)

Hughes. H, (1790-1863).

(Antique print.)

Carnarvon Castle and Town. (North Wales).

Date. [c.1845.]

Carnarvon, W. Pickering. Page size, 10 1/2 x 8ins. Original lithographic print by George Childs, very good condition. £45.00

Hugh Hughes, a native of Carnarvonshire, was apprenticed to an engraver in Liverpool and later moved to London where he also studied painting. He is best known for his publication "The Beauties of Cambria" (1823). George Childs exhibited landscapes at the Royal Academy, the New Water-colour Society's exhibitions, and elsewhere in London in addition to his reputation as a lithographer.

(Code No. 4870)

Prout, Gillespie. S & W. Potter.

(2 Welsh Antique Prints.)

Vale Crucis Abbey, (West Window) & Dolbadern Tower and Llanberis Lake.(Looking towards the Pass.)

Date. [c.1840-50.]

Carnarvon, W. Hughes & W. Potter. Page size [15 x 11.] Image sizes. [9 x 6 1/2ins.] & [7 x 10ins.] 2 Original lithographic prints, nicks to the outer edges well away from the images. £55.00

Valle Crucis was dissolved in 1537 as one of the lesser houses. After the Dissolution the buildings rapidly fell into disrepair; in the late 16th century the eastern range was converted into a house with a new roof-line, although this roof had gone by the early 18th century.

(Code No. 4815)MORDEN, (Robert).[Antique Map.]The County of MONMOUTH.Date. 1695. London. Swale, Awnsham and Churchill. Page Size, [17 1/2 x 15ins]. Copper engraved coloured county map of MONMOUTH by Robert Morden, based on John Speed's map. Scale, six English miles [ =1 1/2 in.]. Shell-type cartouche containing the title and Morden's name. The maps have graduated borders. Taken from Camden's Britannia of 1695, repaired split to centre fold.

(Code No. 4810)

Llandaff, Bishop of: Some Account of the Condition of the Fabric of Llandaff Cathedral Chiefly from 1575 to the Present Time.....

Date. 1860.

London. Rivingtons. Folio, [9 x 11 1/2ins.] Pp [3], 44, [2] + 6 Chromolithographic, (printed colour,) engraved plates + 8 Engraved lithographic plates, (as listed). Original blind stamped cloth gilt, lacking part of spine cloth. Dedication on front free end paper. £90.00

Llandaff Cathedral is the seat of the Church in Wales Bishop of Llandaff, situated in the suburb of Llandaff in the city of Cardiff, the capital of Wales. It is dedicated to Saint Peter and Saint Paul, and also to three Welsh saints: Dyfrig, Teilo and Euddogwy, and is one of two cathedrals in Cardiff, the other being the Roman Catholic cathedral in the city centre. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

(Code No. 4803)

Sandby, Paul.

(Antique Aquatint Print.)

The west gate of Cardiff in Glamorganshire. (South Wales.)

Date. Sept', 1777.

London. image size 11 1/4 x 8 ins, page size 17 3/4 x 14ins. Original aquatint engraved print, drawn and engraved by Paul Sandby. £130.00.

Art historians have described Sandby as the first artist to fully understand and express the picturesque in art. The aquatint print was invented in France, eliminating the lined effect typical of eighteenth century engravings. Sandby developed the process of making aquatints so that he could recreate in a print, the look of a watercolour with varied tones and delicate patterns. In 1771 he set off from Wynnstay, Ruabon and soon became inspired by Wales' most dramatic scenery - resulting in the subsequent publication of Sandby's XII Views in North Wales. This famous series of prints, (west gate of Cardiff being one of them, plate No. 1), would help transform attitudes to Wales and even herald the arrival of the Romantic Movement in British art.

(Code No. 4782)

Walton .W. L & E .W. Jacques.

(Antique Print.)

Plas Newydd near Llangollen. North Wales.

Date. [c.1850.]

Image size, [10 1/2 x 8ins.] Original lithographic print, nicks to edges, not affecting the engraved image. £50.00

Plas Newydd was the home of Lady Eleanor Butler and Sarah Ponsonby (The Ladies of Llangollen) from 1780 to 1831. They became associated with fashionable intellectual trends of the time and lived ‘in retreat’ from the world. They gothicised their home, incorporating a jigsaw of oak carvings and added stained glass windows.

(Code No. 4779)

Hawkins. G.

(Antique Print.)

The Conway Tubular Bridge and Castle. (North Wales.)

Date. [c.1840.]

Chester, T. Catherall & Day and Sons. Page size [12 1/2 x 10ins.] Original hand-coloured lithographic print by G. Hawkins, slight marginal foxing. £45.00

The Conway Tubular Bridge, which was built in 1849, and designed by Robert Stephenson (1803-1859) as part of the Chester to Holyhead Railway. The main span of the bridge is 125 metres. On the left of the image is Conwy Castle (formerly known as Conway).

(Code No. 4741)

Walmsley, Thomas & F. Jukes.

(Antique Print.)

View between Llandrillo, (Llangollen), and Corwen on the River Dee.

Date. May 10th, 1793.

London. F. Jukes. Page size, 18 x 14ins. Original hand coloured aquatint taken from the original sketch by T. Walmsley and engraved by F. Jukes, slight foxing. Laid on to thick card. Dedicated to Thomas Harris Esq. £130.00

Thomas Walmsley (Landscape Artist. 1763 - 1806). After a quarrel with his family it resulted in him going to London where he worked as a scene-painter at the Royal Opera House. Up until 1795 he exhibited a series of Welsh landscape paintings at the Royal Academy London. The paintings were reissued in aquatint, this being one of them. In his 40s his health began to fail and he died in Bath in 1806.

(Code No. 4740)

William R. A. Daniell, [1769-1837].

Part of the South Stack Holyhead.

Date. 1816.

London. Longman & Co. Image size 9 1/2 x 6 3/4. Original hand coloured aquatint, drawn and engraved by William Daniell, slight foxing spots. Taken from "A Voyage round Great Britain" No 25. Volume 1. £55.00

William Daniell commenced a tour in a rowboat around Great Britain in the summers of the years 1813-16 starting and ending at Lands'-End in Cornwall. As he went he drew a series of 308 hand coloured sketches illustrating the character and prominent features of the coast. During the winter times he returned home to produce watercolours and aquatints. A magnificent series of plates, almost all of equal quality. Valuable as a record and exquisite in its presentation. It is the most important plate book on British Topography.

(Code No. 4719)

Plas Newydd Estate, Anglesey, North Wales.

Sale by Public Auction of Valuable Freehold Residences, Business Premises, Accommodation Land, Small Holdings, Cottages & Building Land.

Date. May 9th, 1932.

Dew & Son. Folio, 9 1/2 x 15ins. Pp. 36, [4] Condition of sale + Large folding estate map. 62 lots with full descriptions for sale. Original printed covers, part of lower cover missing. £60.00

(Code No. 4718)

KEERE, Pieter van den. (1571-1646).

(Antique Miniature Map).

"Denbighshire and Flint Discribed".

London. Humble. George. Map image size 5 x 3 1/4 ins. Map page size 6 x 4 ins. 1627. Hand coloured copper engraved miniature map of Denbighshire and Flintshire by Van De. Keere, English text on the back of map. Abridged from John Speed's The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain. vg. Guatanteed to be over 350 years old. £45.00

(Code No. 4717)

KEERE, Pieter van den. (1571-1646).

(Antique Miniature Map).

"Anglesey and Carnarvan".

Date. 1627.

London. Humble. George. Map image size 5 x 3 1/4 ins. Map page size 6 x 4 ins. Hand coloured copper engraved miniature map of Anglesey and Carnarvan by Van De. Keere, English text on the back of map. Abridged from John Speed's The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain. vg. Guatanteed to be over 350 years old. £55.00

(Code No. 4712)

Kip, Joannes.

(Antique Print of Cathedral Church of St Asaph).

The Cathedral Church of St Asaph.

Date. [c.1720].

London. Page size 25 1/2 x 21ins.Original copper engraved print with hand-colour, [Engraved mainly by Joannes Kip, after drawings by Leonard Knyff]. very good. £80.00

Taken from "Nouveau Theatre de la Grande Bretagne". St Asaph was a local saint whose name is found in the neighbouring Llanasa (Asa's Church), Pantasa (Asa's Hollow), Ffynnon Asa (Asa's Well), Onen Asa (Asa's Ash-tree); these place names suggest a strong religious settlement. Asaph's name and reputation was much advanced by the creation of a new territorial episcopal see at Llanelwy in the twelfth century.

(Code No. 4647)Lhuyd, Humphrey, & Abraham Ortelius.(Antique double-page engraved map of Wales.)Cambriae Typic. (THE FIRST PRINTED MAP OF WALES).Date. [c.1572].Antwerp. Plantin Press, Image size 19 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches. Page size 22 x 17 3/4 inches. Original hand-coloured copper engraved map, very good condition. (Latin Text & Numbered 11 on back of map.) Humphrey Lhuyd's Map, the first that was specifically a map of Wales, was published in Antwerp in 1573. Ortelius (Abraham Ortels) (April 2, 1527 - June 28, 1598) was a Belgian cartographer and geographer, generally recognised as the creator of the first modern atlas. On May 20, 1570, Gilles Coppens de Diest at Antwerp issued Ortelius' Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, the "first modern atlas" (of 53 maps). Three Latin editions of this (besides a Dutch, a French and a German edition) appeared before the end of 1572; twenty-five editions came out before Ortelius' death in 1598; and several others were published subsequently, for the atlas continued to be in demand until about 1612.

(Code No. 4645)Owen, J and E, Bowen.(2 Antique Strip Road Maps.)Burton, Swansea, Llanelly, Kidwelly, Haverfordwest, St DavidsandLlanfair, Tregynon. Newtown, Llanbedr, Builth Wells, Brecon.(Printed back to back on 2 single sheets,) Pages 176 & Pages 173 & 174.Date. 1720 or later edition.London. Tho, Bowles. Page size 5 1/2 x 7 1/2ins. 2 Original copper engraved strip maps, (modern hand-colouring). Taken from "Britannia Depicta" a more handy version of John Ogilby's Survey of 1675.

(Code No. 4644)

Owen, J and E, Bowen.

(2 Antique Strip Road Maps.)

Llanerch, Llanbadern Vawr, Talabont, Machynlleth, Dinas Mawddy,

and

Bala, Bettws y Coed, Ruthin, Ruthin, Holywell and Exeter.

(Printed back to back on 2 single sheets,) Pages 166 & 165. Pages 39 & 40.

Date. 1720 or later edition.

London. Tho, Bowles. Page size 5 1/2 x 7 1/2ins. 2 Original copper engraved strip maps, (modern hand-colouring). 2 small splits, no loss. Taken from "Britannia Depicta" a more handy version of John Ogilby's Survey of 1675. £30.00

(Code No. 4642)

Owen, J and E, Bowen.

(2 Antique Strip Road Maps.)

Carmarthen, Cardigan, Llanbedr, Aberystwyth,

and

Presteign, Builth, Carmarthen.

(Printed back to back on 2 single sheets,) Pages 225 & 226 & Pages 245 & 246.

Date. 1720 or later edition.

London. Tho, Bowles. Page size 5 1/2 x 7 1/2ins. 2 Original copper engraved strip maps, (modern hand-colouring). Taken from "Britannia Depicta" a more handy version of John Ogilby's Survey of 1675. £30.00

(Code No. 4641)

Cole and Roper.

(4 Antique Maps of North Wales.)

Anglesey, Caernarvonshire, Denbighshire and Flintshire.

Date. 1809, ( watermark 1808, Whatman.)

London. Vernon Hood & Sharpe. Page size [11 x 8 1/2ins.] 4 Original copper engraved maps with original outline hand-colour, fine condition. Taken from the "British Atlas", the 4to edition with the hundreds coloured in outline. £55.00

(Code No. 4640)Speed John.(Antique Map of Anglesey)Anglesey.Date. 1676.London Bassett & Chiswell. Image size 20 x 15ins. Page size 16 1/2 x 21 1/2 ins. Original copper engraved map, by Jodocus Hondius, splits to edges professionally repaired on the back of map, very good. Scale of miles, 8 [= 3 5/8in].John Speed's maps are the most sought after county maps. He was born at Farndon, Cheshire, in 1552. John Speed followed his father into tailoring. John was then admitted to the Merchants Taylor's Company in 1580, becoming a historian of note. He then began his series of magnificent county maps, introducing heraldry, town plans and beautiful ornamentations, ships, sea monsters, etc.

(Code No. 4634)

5 Victorian letterheads, showing various Welsh views.

Date. [c.1840.]

London, Newman and others. Size 7 x 8 1/2ins & 4 1/2 x 7ins. 5 Steel engraved letterhead prints. Showing :- Holyhead, Llanrwst Bridge, Llandudno, Beaumaris Castle and Bettws y Coed, very good condition. £35.00

The Victorian letterheads usually consists of a scene or town view, the forerunner to the Picture Post Card.

(Code No. 4633)

8 Victorian letterheads, showing various Welsh views.

Date. [c.1840.]

London, Harwood and others. Size 7 x 8 1/2ins. 8 Steel engraved letterhead prints. Showing :- Baron Hill, Britannia Bridge, Bangor Cathedral, Abergavenny, Beaumaris from Baron Hill, Ogwen, Plas Newydd and Beaumaris, very good condition. £50.00

The Victorian letterheads usually consists of a scene or town view, the forerunner to the Picture Post Card.

(Code No. 4631)

8 Victorian letterheads, showing various Welsh views.

Date. [c.1840.]

London, Harwood and others. Size 7 x 8 1/2ins. 8 Steel engraved letterhead prints. Showing :- Capel Curig, Llanberis, Penrhyn Castle, Bangor, Bettws y Coed, Caennant Mawr Llanberis, Conway Town and Glyn Garth, very good condition. £50.00

The Victorian letterheads usually consists of a scene or town view, the forerunner to the Picture Post Card.

(Code No. 4629)

Senex, John.

(Antique strip road map.)

The Road from Talybont, Bala, Ruthin, Holywell. No.67. Actually Surveyed by a Wheel ...

Date. 1757.

London. John Bowles and Son, The Black Horse, Cornhill, London, Page size 9 x 7 1/4ins. Original copper engraved strip map, road map, hand coloured engraving, scale about 2-2.5 miles to 1in by J. Senex. First perform'd and publish'd by John Ogilby, Esqr; And now improved, very much corrected, and made portable by John Senex. £35.00

Senex's two volume road atlas was much smaller than Ogilby's "Britannia" and would fit into a traveller's pocket.

(Code No. 4621)Speed John.(Antique Map of Anglesey)Anglesey.Date. 1610, 1st edn. London Sudbury and Humble. Image size 20 x 15ins. Page size 16 x 21 1/2 ins. Original copper engraved map, by Jodocus Hondius, nick to outer edge just affecting engraved surface. Scale of miles, 8 [= 3 5/8in.].John Speed's maps are the most sought after county maps. He was born at Farndon, Cheshire, in 1552. John Speed followed his father into tailoring. John was then admitted to the Merchants Taylor's Company in 1580, becoming a historian of note. He then began his series of magnificent county maps, introducing heraldry, town plans and beautiful ornamentations, ships, sea monsters, etc. His 1st edition maps are by far the finest example, thick paper with a rich dark impression.

(Code No. 4600)

Conder, Thomas.

(Antique Map of South Wales).

A New Map of South Wales. Drawn from the Latest Authorities.

Date. 1786.

London Alex Hogg. Page size 15 x 9 1/2ins. Image size 12 1/2 x 8ins. Original copper engraved print, very good condition. Taken from "Boswell’s Antiquities of England & Wales". £80.00

(Code No. 4597)

Wood. J G.

(Antique View of the Town of Conway, North Wales.)

Conway.

Date. 1813.

London. Image size. 19 x 6ins. Original drawn and engraved soft-ground etching by J.G. Wood, with central fold, very good condition. Taken from "The principal Rivers of Wales illustrated; consisting of a series of Views from the source of each river to its mouth, accompanied by descriptions ..." By J.G. Wood. £70.00

(Code No. 4596)Wood. J G.(Antique Print of the Town of Dolgelley, North Wales.)Dolgelley.Date. 1813.London. Image size. 19 x 6ins. Original drawn and engraved soft-ground etching by J.G. Wood, with central fold , very good condition. Taken from "The principal Rivers of Wales illustrated; consisting of a series of Views from the source of each river to its mouth, accompanied by descriptions ..." By J.G. Wood.

(Code No. 4595)

Wood. J G.

(Antique Print of the Town of Caernarvon, North Wales.)

Caernarvon.

London. Image size. 19 x 6ins. 1813. Original drawn and engraved soft-ground etching by J.G. Wood, with central fold, very good condition.Taken from "The principal Rivers of Wales illustrated; consisting of a series of Views from the source of each river to its mouth, accompanied by descriptions ..." By J.G. Wood.  £70.00

(Code No. 4569)

KEERE, Pieter van den. (1571-1646).

(Antique Map).

"Denbighshire and Flint Discribed".

Date. 1627.

London. Humble. George. Map image size 5 x 3 1/4 ins. Map page size 6 x 4 ins. Hand coloured copper engraved miniature map of Denbighshire and Flintshire by Van De. Keere, English text on the back of map. Abridged from John Speed's The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain. vg. Guatanteed to be over 350 years old. £45.00

(Code No. 4531)

Camden, William.

CAMDEN'S BRITANNIA: or a Chorographical Description of Great Britain and Ireland, Together with the Adjacent Lands......

North Wales Section.

Date. 1722, 2nd edn.

London. Awnsham Churchill. Folio, [9 1/4 x 16ins]. Pp 778 to 840. Title in Facsimile. Descriptive text of the counties of North Wales. Text, (in 2 columns) + North Wales folding map by Robert Morden + Full-page plate + text illustrations. No Covers. £70.00

(Code No. 4522)Pigot & Co.’s.New Map of Wales from the latest survey.Date. [1840?]London and Manchester. Pigot & Co. 8vo, 9 3/4 x 6ins.Original steel engraved large folding map of North and South Wales, with original hand-colouring, very good condition. Page size 28 1/2 x 22 3/4ins. Modern cloth gilt, very good condition.The one and only published edition of this map. [1840?]. Not part of Pigot's "British Atlas".

(Code No. 4517)

Pigot, James & Co.

NATIONAL COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

NORTH WALES.

Date. 1828-29.

London. J. Pigot & Co. 8vo, 245 x 150mm. Pp, 1143 to 1180, Title in facsimile + Folding map of North Wales with a vignette of Conway Castle, slight foxing. Modern cloth gilt.  £70.00

An early directory on North Wales listing most of the principle towns, their history including the names, trades and addresses of the inhabitants, from the Accountants to the Wollen drapers. Plus carriers by land (Coaches) to carriers by water, giving times of departure and route to be taken.

(Code No. 4512)

Sandby, Paul.

(Antique Aquatint Print.)

Conway in the County of Caernarvon.

Date. 1st Sept 1770.

London. Page Size 13 1/4 x 10 1/4ins. Image size 11 1/2 x 8 1/2ins. Original Hand Coloured Aquatint, drawn and engraved by Paul Sandby, nicks and slight marks to the outer margins, not affecting the engraved area.  £130.00

Art historians have described Sandby as the first artist to fully understand and express the picturesque in art. The aquatint print was invented in France, eliminating the lined effect typical of eighteenth century engravings. Sandby developed the process of making aquatints so that he could recreate in a print, the look of a watercolour with varied tones and delicate patterns. In 1771 he set off from Wynnstay, Ruabon and soon became inspired by Wales' most dramatic scenery - resulting in the subsequent publication of Sandby's XII Views in North Wales. This famous series of prints, (Conway being one of them. Plate No. 11), would help transform attitudes to Wales and even herald the arrival of the Romantic Movement in British art.

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(Code No. 4462)

Morden, Robert.

(Antique map of North Wales.)

North Wales.

Date. 1695, 1st edn.

London. Printed by F.Collins, for A. Swale. Page size [17 1/2 x 14 3/4ins.] Original copper engraved map by Robert Morden, cropped edges with some loss. £50.00

Taken from Camden's Britannia of 1695. In the 2nd edns of Morden's map of North Wales the elaborate title cartouche is changed to a plain lined border with an altered title.

(Code No. 4461)

Speed John.

(Antique Map)

Flintshire.

Date. 1610, 1st edn.

London Sudbury and Humble. Image size 20 x 15ins. Page size 16 x 21 1/2 ins. Original copper engraved coloured map, (modern colouring) by Jodocus Hondius, nicks to outer edges just affecting engraved surface, (1/4in) and centre fold strengthened at the back of the map. Scale of miles, 8 [= 3 5/8in.].  £220.00

John Speed's maps are the most sought after county maps. He was born at Farndon, Cheshire, in 1552. John Speed followed his father into tailoring. John was then admitted to the Merchants Taylor's Company in 1580, becoming a historian of note. He then began his series of magnificent county maps, introducing heraldry, town plans and beautiful ornamentations, ships, sea monsters, etc. His 1st edition maps are by far the finest example, thick paper with a rich dark impression.

(Code No. 4460)Speed John.(Antique Map)Denbighshire.Date. 1610, 1st edn.London Sudbury and Humble. Image size 20 x 15ins. Page size 18 x 21 1/2 ins. Original copper engraved coloured map, (modern colouring) by Jodocus Hondius, nick to outer edge just affecting engraved surface, (1/2in). Scale of miles, 8 [= 3 5/8in.].John Speed's maps are the most sought after county maps. He was born at Farndon, Cheshire, in 1552. John Speed followed his father into tailoring. John was then admitted to the Merchants Taylor's Company in 1580, becoming a historian of note. He then began his series of magnificent county maps, introducing heraldry, town plans and beautiful ornamentations, ships, sea monsters, etc. His 1st edition maps are by far the finest example, thick paper with a rich dark impression.

(Code No. 4421)

BLAEU, Willem Janszoon (1571-1638).

(Antique Map of Denbighshire and Flintshire.).

Denbigiensis Comitatus et Comitatus Flintensis.

Date. 1645.

Amsterdam. Image size [19 3/4 x 15 1/2ins.] Original hand coloured copper engraved map, slight marks. Latin text. £150.00

Dutch cartographer and printer. He studied astronomy and instrument making under the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe. The printing establishment he founded in Amsterdam was famed for its fine instruments, marine publications, globes and atlases, and especially for the folio atlas that he compiled. Blaeu designed new presses incorporating important innovations; his shop was recognized as one of the best in that period. The sons and grandsons of Blaeu continued his work. Ref. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition.

(Code No. 4374)PUGH. (Edward.)Cambria Depicta: A Tour Through NORTH WALES, Illustrated with Picturesque Views. By a Native Artist.Date. 1816.2 Volumes.London. W.Clowes. Royal 4to, (11 x 9ins.) Title page (v. Blank) + Preface pp.viii + Contents pp. xii + List of Plates pp. xv + Text pp.1- 476, some marginal spotting, images very good. Lacking text pages 203 - 205. Original half calf gilt. Raised spine bands gilt, rubbing and damage to lower cover. Bound without plates, as published.47 of 71 BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL HAND COLOURED ENGRAVED AQUATINTLOOSE PLATES Taken from “Cambria Depicta” By EDWARD PUGH. Date 1816 + One engraved aquatint plates of South Stack, Holyhead by W. Daniell + 15 various copper engraved views of North Wales by Sparrow + 5 various copper engraved views of North Wales by Angus, Moses Griffith & others + 4 Maps of North Wales including Ellis's North Wales ca1780, Denbigh by T. Kitchin, ca1780 and 2 maps by Saxton Kip of Flintshire & Denbigh, date 1610. All plates & maps housed loose in a contemporary morocco folder. £750.00.Edward Pugh, a Welshman, described and drew the inhabitants, views and customs for Cambria Depicta, He took ten years and walked between two and three thousand miles, over one of the roughest districts of Great Britain, He died at Ruthin in 1813, three years before the book was finally published.

(Code No. 4372)

Ogilby. John.

( Antique Road Map).

St Davids to Holywell,

Map number. 67.

Date 1675 - 98.

London. Leaf size [ 19 x 15 ins ]. Image Size [ 18 x 12 3/4 ins ]. Copper engraved Road Map. Each map strip shows towns, villages, mansions with owner's name, castles, wind mills, beacons, gallows, woods, rivers, and, hills etc. Elaborate title cartouche and compass roses to each map strip.  £120.00.

John Ogilby was the first cartographer to adopt the statute mile. Scale 1inch to the mile, each mile is divided into furlongs indicated by dots in the centre of the road. Map route - Cardigan, Bala, Ruthin & Holywell. Guaranteed to be over 275 years old.

(Code No. 4366)

Robinson J. H.

PEMBROKE CASTLE, from the east moonlight.

Date. 1832.

London. R. Ackermann. Page size 13 x 9 1/2ins. Original hand-coloured engraved lithograph by G Childs. Printed by Miguire & Lemercier & Co. £60.00

Pembroke Castle is a Norman stronghold dating to the time of William the Conqueror, most of the present castle dates from the 13th century. The castle is probably most closely associated with two strong Welsh Marcher Lords, Richard de Clare and William Marshal. Pembroke is also famous as the birthplace of Henry Tudor, later King Henry VII.

(Code No. 4285)Broughton. (Brian) PICTURESQUE VIEWS in NORTH WALES, engraved in Aquatinta by Alken, from Drawings made on the spot: with Political Reflections on leaving that Country.London. J. Mawman. 1801. 4to [10 1/2 x 8 1/2 ins]. Pp 32, some words with faint ink underlining throughout. HAND COLOURED AQUATINT VIEW PLATES, by S. Alken, slight marginal spotting. Full vellum style gilt, marked.

(Code No. 4284)

Rees, Thomas.

SOUTH WALES.

The Beauties of England and Wales or Original Delineation, Topographical, Historical, and Descriptive of Each County.

London. Harris; Longman & Co. 1815. 8vo, [6 x 8 1/2 ins.] Volume xviii. Pp viii 917 (55) + 30 copper engraved plates, slight water staining. Original half calf, poor. Describing the counties of Brecknockshire, Glamorganshire, Pembrokeshire, Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire, and Radnorshire, £90.00

(Code No. 4225)

Walmesley

Pont Newith near St Asaph.

(North Wales).

Date, June 25th 1810.

London. John Murphy. Size (approx) 13 x 10 ins. Original hand-coloured aquatint by Hill, slight creases and marks to the outer margins. £60.00

(Code No. 4214)Morden, Robert.A New and Correct Map of North-Wales.London. Printed by F.Collins, for A. Swale. 1722. Page size [18 x 15 1/4 ins.] Original copper engraved map by Robert Morden. Taken from Camden's Britannia.

(Code No. 4120)

Holyhead and North Wales Gas and Water Corporation Limited.

PWLLHELI GAS.

Application for Provisional Order. Nov' 1910.

G, Falkner, Manchester. Folio, [29 x 22 ins.] Title + Additional title + 2 Large lithographic plans. Showing - Plan, "Shewing Limits of Supply" and Plan of Pwllheli Gas Works, including adjacent named owners, farms, workhouse, roads, etc. £45.00

(Code No. 4115)WOODWARD. B. B.THE HISTORY of WALES, From the Earliest Times, to its final incorporation with the Kingdom of England.5 Volumes.London. Virtue. 1864. 4to, [7 x 10 ins]. Pp vi, (ii), 608 + Engraved title + 75 steel engraved plates ( as listed), takenfrom drawings by H. Gastineau, marginal foxing and one plate with nicks to blank margin. Original cloth gilt, lacks one spine and some wear to other volumes.

(Code No. 4098)

Anon.

(Watercolour & 6 Sepia Sketches of Wales.)

Views of Wales.

15th to the 23rd August 1851. Page size (approx) 13 x 10 ins. Image size (approx) 10 x 7 ins. Loose Watercolour + 6 sepia sketches of Welsh scenes by an amateur artist. Harlech Castle, Maentwrog from Tan-y-bwlch, Llyn Idwal, Bridge near llyn Ogwen, Interior of Conway Castle, Abbey Church of Valle Crucis and Part of the Vale of Ffestiniog. £75.00

(Code No. 4078 DP)

Bowen, Emanuel, John Owen, & John, Ogilby,

(Antique Map.)

MONA, now called ANGLESEY ISLAND.

London. T, Bowles. King of Spain. 1720 or later. Size of page, 6 x 8 ins. Original copper engraved map, taken from "Britannia Depicta or Ogilby Improv'd". Very good condition. £35.00

(Code No. 4040)

5 WELSH PEASANT COSTUME PRINTS.

London. Newman & Co. ca1830. Page size 4 1/2 x 7 ins. Image size (approx) 4 x 4 ins. 5 Loose steel engraved Welsh costume prints, slight spotting throughout, (possibly vignette letterheads). Showing - Wedding, Farmer workers, etc. £60.00

(Code No. 3982)COLLINS (GREENVILLE) Capt.(Antique sea chart of Anglesey, North Wales)Holy-Head.London .1693 or later edition. Page size 24 1/4 x 21 ins. Image Size 17.1/2 x 22.ins Double-page engraved marine chart, hand-coloured, with part of Anglesey and the Holyhead shoreline, Taken from G. Collin's Great Britain’s Coasting Pilot, he was appointed to survey the coasts of Great Britain and adjacent islands by the then Secretary of the Admiralty, Samuel Pepys.

(Code No. 3980)Speed [John](Antique Map)CARDIGANSHIRE.London. Bassett & Chiswell, 1676. Image size approx 380 x 510mm (approx 15 x 20 inches). Hand coloured ( engraved area sized ), copper engraved map. Inset town plan of Cardigan, title, Coat of arms, imprint and scale within elaborate cartouches. Compass rose. Taken from Speed's "The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain" Minor nicks to engraved borders.Cropped blank margins top and bottom, not affecting engraved area.

(Code No. 3948)

CRAWSHAY-WILLIAMS, Eliot. 1879-1962:

No One Wants Poetry

Newtown. The Welsh Outlook Press. (1938). 8vo, (9¾ x 7½ ins) Pp.66 + 4 full-page drawings by Myfanwy Haycock. The author was born, Marthyr Tydfyl, Glamorganshire. Original decorated boards. £28.00

(Code No. 3945)

Catherall, T.

Catherall's Picturesque in views in North Wales.

Chester & Bangor. Pub T, Catherall. ca1850, 1st series. 8vo, [ 215 x 135mm.] Hand coloured engraved title + 13 Hand coloured (amateur style) steel engraved plates, slight foxing throughout. Decorated cloth gilt, faded. £100.00

(Code No. 3778).Pennant. Thomas.

A Tour in Wales.London. Benj'. White. 4to [8 x 10 ins.] Engraved vignette title page + copper engraved plates [as listed] some folding, vg. Illustrations taken from drawings by Moses Griffith an untrained Flintshire artist who also accompanied Thomas Pennant on their tour of Scotland in 1772. Original half calf, rubbed and scuffed. Split to hinges, still firm and holding. This volume covers Chester, Holt, Bangor, Overton, Ellesmere, Oswestry, Llangollen, Wrexham, Mold and Caerwis, Pennant states that the two volumes of his Tours in Wales are complete in themselves. In the "Advertisement " Pennant requests from his fellow countrymen, further information to assist him with volume two.

(Code No. 3712).

SAXTON, Christopher & RobertVaughan.

(Antique Map)

Breconshire, "Brecknoc Comitaus pars Olim Silvrvm"..

London. Printed by Georgii Bishop & Joannis Norton. 1637. Folio. Page size 16 x 13 ins. Image size 12 x 10 1/2 ins. Original copper engraved map of Breconshire . Taken from William Camden's Britannia of 1637. A large heraldic device watermark . Plain back. £90.00

(Code No. 3708).

SAXTON, Christopher & William Kip.

(Antique Map).

DENBIGH. "Denbigh Comitatus pars Olim Ordovicum"..

London. Printed by Georgii Bishop & Joannis Norton. 1637. Folio. Page size 16 x 13 ins. Image size 12 1/4 x 10 1/4 ins. Original copper engraved coloured map of Denbighshire engraved by W. Kip. Taken from William Camden's Britannia of 1637. A large heraldic device watermark. Plain back. £110.00

(Code No. 3704).

CRANE. W. (Antique Print).

The Menai Bridge.

Chester. ca1840. Page size 13 1/4 x 10 ins. Image size 11 1/2 x 7 1/2 ins. Original lithographic print of the Menai Bridge. Thomas Telford (1757-1834) started work on the Menai Suspension Bridge in 1819, and it was completed and opened on 30th Jan 1826. He was also responsible for the extensive improvements on the Holyhead to London road. His improvements to the road took 9 hours off the previous journey time. £60.00

(Code No. 3644)

Bacon. G, W. (2 Folding Wall Maps, North & South).

"Map of England & Wales Showing Railways, Roads, and Distances"

Oxford. G W, Bacon, Chart Publishing Co., Nd, ca1920s. Sizes 40 x 25 ins each. Folding to 7 x 10 ins. 2 Coloured, sectional linen backed wall maps of the British Isles with an inset map of "Main Roads out of London", one section with split to hinge. Also showing Railway Company's lines with abbreviation key, Principal racecourses, Aerodromes & Seaplane stations: R.A.F and Civil.. Scale 1in = 8 mls, Original cloth gilt, slight marks. £40.00

(Code No. 3479)

(Antique Print)

Johnston.: "Valley Crusis Abbey Cardigonshire" Valley Crucis Abbey, North Wales.

London. Deacon & Co. Page size 18 1/4 x 13 1/2 ins. Image size 18 x 12 3/4 ins. ca1800. Original hand coloured copper engraved & drawn plate by Johnston, nicks to edges of plate. £90.00

(Code No.  3466)

Walmesley.

( Antique Coloured Print )

"Near Mellach Court, South Wales".

London. J. Murphy, Fitzroy Square. Page size 20 x 14 ins. Image size 12 x 8 1/2 ins. Jan 8th 1810. Original hand coloured aquatint engraving by Hill from the original drawings by Walmesley. Guaranteed to be over 150 years old. £88.00

(Code No. 3463)

Wood. J G.

(5 Large Antique Aquatint Prints)

"View of Llangollen Vale" "Part of Dyffwys near Corwen" "The Village of LLangollen from Craig Y Gath" "Llangollen Bridge" and "A Fall on the Dee near Llangollen"

London. J.G. Woods, New Bond Street. Image sizes approx 12 x 9 ins. Oct, 1793. Original aquatint print by M.C.Prestel from the original drawings by J.G. Woods. Guaranteed to be over 200 years old. Very rare. £800.00

(Code No. 3460)

Anon. (Antique Print)

St. Winefride's Well, Holywell, North Wales.

London. R. Sayer, Fleet Street. Image size 15 3/4 x 9 1/4 ins. Date ca1780. Original hand coloured copper engraved print. English and French text. Guaranteed to be over 200 years old.   £90.00

(Code No. 3445)Boydell. J."A North West view of Caernarvon Castle" North Wales.London. J. Boydell. 1749. Image size 17 x 11 ins. Page size 21 1/2 x 16 ins. Original copper engraved plate, drawn and engraved by J. Boydell, vg. Guaranteed to be over 250 years old.

(Code No. 3355Bacon. G. W.(Antique Map) Bacon's Popular Map of England and Wales from the Ordnance SurveyLondon. G. W. Bacon & Co. Size 25 1/2 x 34 1/2 ins, folding to 7 1/2 x 5 ins. 1876. Beautiful hand coloured sectional linen backed map engraved on steel by E. Weller, Arranged around the map area there are 8 vignette town plans & their environs. London, Birmingham, Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds, Liverpool, Durham and Newcastle. Scale 12 miles to the inch. Coloured coded listings of railways, canals, County boundaries and Parliamentary Divisions. Original blind stamped cloth ,vg.

(Code No. 3273) Boydell. J.

( Antique Print ) "A North West View of Rhuddlan Castle Flint "

London. J. Boydell. 1744. Image size 17 x 11 ins. Page size 22 1/2 x 16 1/2 ins. Original copper engraved plate drawn and engraved by J. Boydell, vg.   £180.00

(Code No. 3298)

Weekly Dispatch Atlas. ENGLAND and WALES in TWO PARTS, (NORTH & SOUTH )

(Large-Scale Antique Map)

London. Day & Son. ca1860. Page sizes 24 x 18 ins. 2 LARGE FOLDING HAND COLOURED LITHOGRAPHIC MAPS Engraved by E. Weller, vg. £30.00