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Lesley Aitchison's - Catalogue 104
Maps, Plans, Manuscripts, Documents, Engravings, Ephemera, etc.
Ashmead (Geo. C)
PLAN OF BRISTOL & ITS SUBURBS, Reduced from the Original Survey of the late J. Plumley With additions by Geo. C. Ashmead.
Fine engraved plan, with a vignette view of The Avon with Clifton and the Hot Wells in the top right hand corner, coat of arms bottom right, calligraphic title top left. Reference Tables to Churches and Chapels, Almshouses, principal Inns, and Public Buildings. Overall size of map approx. 24«" x 31". Scale approx. 1¬" to 1 furlong. Small area of restoration along a tear from right hand edge, there has been slight wear at this tear along about 3" from the edge, and it has been subsequently restored.
Published by G.C. Ashmead, 19 Small Street, Bristol: June 1st, 1846.£350.00
¶ Shows buildings, gardens and nurseries, roads and footpaths (main streets named), parkland, high ground, city boundary. Extends from Nightingale Valley on the Somerset side of the Avon to Blackbirds Gate beyond Baptist Mills. Ashmead issued his first plan of Bristol in 1828. This was largely based on the work of Joseph Plumley who died after only issuing the prospectus for his map. This first Ashmead map measured 75" x 58" with a scale of 200 feet = 1 inch. Ashmead went on to issue smaller, reduced scale, plans of Bristol in 1833, 1846, 1855, 1871 and 1882. Not in Mathews's Bristol Bibliography.
Bristol Art Gallery
CATALOGUE of the Permanent Collection of Pictures, Plans, Maps etc. in the Bristol Room.
39pp., 8vo, illustrated wraps.
1906.£5.00
Cannington & Cannington Kerbey families
FAMILY PEDIGREES
and genealogical notes. Some typewritten, some ms. Loose in rough paper folder.
1920's.£20.00
¶ Traces the family back to mid 18th century.
Carriages, shipping
AN ACT for Removing and preventing Encroachments.... Annoyances... within the City of Bristol... and for licensing and better regulating Hackney Coaches, Chairs... and for better regulating the Shipping and Trade....
39pp., 4to, separately paginated, with docket title. Disbound, Act of Parliament.
1788.£16.00
BRISTOL CHINA, GLASS AND PAINTINGS
Cifton and Stoke Bishop
THREE AUCTION CATALOGUES for sale of contents.
Comprises:- 111 Pembroke Road. Estate of William Fripp. The Collection of Bristol China and Glass, Silver, etc. 1956. 80pp.; Auburn House, Clifton Down. Estate of Ellison Fuller Eberle. 1968. Including Georgian Silver, Bristol Delft, paintings by Muller, Jackson etc. 46pp. 3 photographic plates; 39 Downleaze. Bristol China and Glass, etc. 1962. 30pp. With prices. 3 items. Original wraps.
1956-68.£20.00
Clifton
ABSTRACT OF TITLE S. Morley Esq. and others the Trustees of the London & Provincial Buildings and Investment Society to a Messuage or Dwelling house situate at 1 Victoria Place in the Parish of Clifton.
14p, large folio, folded.
1852.£22.00
¶ The transaction of 1848 for 10 building plots in Clifton involved John Culley Ashmead, Land Surveyor.
Hulley (T), Sketched by
NEW PUMP ROOM, BRISTOL HOTWELLS Drawn on Stone by H. Jones, R.I.A.
Lithograph, size 7" x 10", plus margins. View shows the pump room from a near a building on the opposite side of the river. Shows Windsor terrace in the distance, and a few other buildings on the hill, boats on river. Some feint greyish marks at corners in margins, one small light spot in sky area. Edges of paper slightly trimmed.
Bristol. Pubd. by T. Bedford, High Street. c1830.£38.00
Reed (Walter), Printer
THE WESTERN DAILY PRESS August 11th, 1902.
Broadsheet newspaper, 10pp., size 27" x 25". Folds. Coronation of Edward VII edition. Numerous detailed reports, line drawings.
1902.£12.00
Royal Edward Dock
SOUVENIR OF THE ROYAL VISIT TO BRISTOL AND BADMINTON of Their Majesties the King and Queen on the Occasion of the Opening of the Royal Edward Dock, Thursday July 9, 1908.
Souvenir on crepe paper, size 14" square, portraits of the King and Queen, with details of route, ceremony etc., coloured border of flags and flowers. Folded, small piece torn from top left margin, very slightly affecting border, some foxing spots in bottom third of paper.
Printed and Published by Mrs. Burgess, London. 1908.£14.00
Saint Philip and Jacob and Temple Railway
AN ACT for the Construction by the Midland Railway Company of a new Railway in the City of Bristol.
12pp. Disbound, Act of Parliament.
1863.£12.00
¶ The railway was from the parish of Saint Philip and Jacob and terminated in the parish of Temple.
Scholastic Trading Co.
STONE'S BUREAU CABINETS
and Universal Portfolios. Illustrated price list, 16pp, printed in red, rusty staple.
c1900.£10.00
Thatcher sold by
QUEEN'S CABINET VIEWS OF BRISTOL AND CLIFTON
Size 6" x 4«", 24 photolitho views on a folding strip, two per page, views taken from engravings, decorative gilt boards, faded, spotty. Light crease down one page.
c1890.£12.00
¶ Includes Park Street, Clifton Down Hotel, Bristol From Brandon Hill.
Trenchard Street
WILL of William Baker of Trenchard Street, Plasterer. 1835.
3p. folio, folded, fastened at top corner with tape.
Later copy on paper watermarked 1842.£18.00
¶ Leaves his house and workshop in Trenchard street to his friends Walter Hughes, of College Green, Cabinet Maker, Charles Fox of Cannon Street, Last Maker and William Hain of the White Ladies in the County of Gloucester, Lime Burner. Also refers to houses in Langton Street Bedminster and Dighton Street.
Warren (Robert Hall)
BRAUN'S MAP OF BRISTOL Commonly called Hoefnagle's.
Pamphlet reprinted from the Proceedings of the Clifton Antiquarian Club. 15pp., 8vo. Wraps faded and slightly worn.
1900.£6.00
William George's & Sons
OLD AND CURIOUS Catalogue of Old and Curious Literature.
Book catalogue, 36pp., 8vo, original wraps.
1897.£6.00
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