Lot 1 - (London) Survey of London by the Greater London Council A large collection of facsimile maps, charts and plans.

Lot 2 - S.S. Titanic Six contemporary Daily Mirror issues

Lot 3 - (Hackney, London) A 17th century genealogy and indenture

Lot 4 - (The Anglo-Somali War) An MS telegram draft from Chief to S.O.C.

Lot 5 - (Early Irish juvenilia) [Francis Arthur Fahey] The Child's Irish History in Rhyme

Lot 6 - Okura Magobei Woodblock book

Lot 7 - Dr. Nathaniel Vincent (1634-1772) Manuscript Letter of Recommendation Signed by Six Prominent Figures of 17th-Century England, Including Lord Albemarle, Ralph Cudworth, and Joseph Beaumont

Lot 8 - (ALS archive) Emma Pescatore, Benjamin Vallotton and Albert Froidevaux Patience!....

Lot 9 - (Railways Plan) London and North Western Railway Company Plan of the Mold and Treiddyan Railway. Extending from Junction at Mold to Treiddyn Gate Level Crossing

Lot 10 - Military archive of the Ellingworth family

Lot 11 - German Aviation Research Group (Garg) Luftwaffe damage reports

Lot 12 - (Early Aviation and Lanark Aviation Ground) Thirteen signed postcards by aviation pioneers

Lot 13 - Aerospace Publishing Ltd Photograph collection

Lot 14 - A late Victorian photograph album

Lot 15 - Gun Makers labels Six scarce and ephemeral original prints

Lot 16 - Count Frederick Cosmeto Metaxa (1847–1910) Naval service certificates

Lot 17 - (Cornwall) An album of Carte De Visite

Lot 18 - Count A. D. R. Metaxa Two Manuscript Journals from HMS Resolution and HMS Cambrian, 1921–1924

Lot 19 - Count A. D. R. Metaxa Photographs and Ephemera

Lot 20 - (Winston Churchill and WW2) Ministry of Information Leaflet Beating the Invader. A Message from the Prime Minister

Lot 21 - (Sheet Music) George Frederick Handel Belshazzar. A Sacred Oratorio, in Score Composed in the Year, 1743 by G. F. Handel

Lot 21A - (Sheet Music) John Frederick Zuckert Two published Sonatas

Lot 22 - (Sigfried Sassoon) An original MS for a BBC Radio 3 broadcast

Lot 23 - (ALS and MLS) Aproximatley One hundred from 1840's to 1920