Chart of the routes taken by Bonnie Prince Charlie in Great Britain and the marches of his army and of the English. The sieges are distinguished as are the battles that were fought in this enterprise. To the left and below the chart is a brief description by day for the events between 20th June, 1745 and 29th September, 1746.

This is an extract from A Map of the County of Sussex from an Actual Survey made in the years 1823 and 1824 by C & I Greenwood. This map is part of the collection '250 Years of Mapmaking in the County of Sussex', also published by Harry Margary

This is a chart of the North and South Atlantic, from Scotland in the North to Cape Horn in the South and from Italy in the East to the Gulf of Mexico in the West. Published by 'In the wake of the Paramore' 1998 by permission of the RGS and the Hakluyt Society.

A continuous view of the river scene Eastwards from the Houses of Parliament to the Isle of Dogs and Westwards backwards to Deptford - supported by an introduction by Ralph Hyde, Keeper of Prints and Maps, Guildhall Library. This print opens out into an eighteen foot long panorama.
Published in association with Guildhall Library, London.

Twelve plates tracing the careers of two apprentices - one to the gallows at Tyburn and the other to the Mansion House, as Lord Mayor of London - with a cover sheet and an introduction by John Fisher; packed in a fold-up card wallet.
Published by Guildhall Library, London in association with Harry Margary.

Ten Fantasy Engravings of the 18th Century. These plates by the Florentine artist mark an interesting moment in the history of speculation about life on the moon. 'A collection of the most remarkable things observed by John Wilkins, the learned English Bishop, on his renowned voyage from the earth to the moon, with representations of animals, machines unknown to us and descriptions of the same from his celebrated history.' This publication contains an introduction by Brian W Aldiss.

A folding card wallet containing reproductions of 14 local street scenes drawn between 1901 and 1920, plans of the Barbican Area before and after the 1939-45 war.
Published in association with Guildhall Library, London.

A superb reproduction of a lithograph taken from a painting by J M Burbank circa 1860. A portrait of a "real" cat. Picture 21 inches by 14 1/2 inches, overall 26 inches by 20 inches.

A set of three woodcuts depicting an aristocratic dog, a knight on horseback and a cockerel.