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A late Victorian oak and silver plated salad bowl. With twin handles and removable sepia printed pottery liner and two servers, the bowl diameter ...
A Victorian walnut cased Brewster type stereoscopic viewer. Length 19cm, together with a mahogany box of approximately 53 cards, including a view ...
An early 19th century brass telescope stand. With folding tripod stand, height 50cm, together with a Victorian copper kettle (2).
An oak cased canteen of OE pattern cutlery 12 place settings ( a few deficient), in a two drawer cabinet with a rising top.
An Edwardian oak dome top smokers compendium. With plated mounts, the drawer opens to reveal two compartments beneath the domed shutter, stamped p...
A pair of early 20th century brass ship binnacles. Height 26cm (2)
An early 20th century brass British Military Mk III signal telescope. By Troughton & Simms 1912, three drawer, together with a brass telescope eye...
A WWII US Army type D-12 compass. By Bendix Aviation Corp, diameter 19cm.
A surveyor's black lacquered brass theodolite. Early 20th century, with two levels and basal compass, mahogany cased.
An Abney level/clinometer by Hall Bros, London. Contained in a Jacobs & Co 1915 leather case, together with a pair of Bausch & Lomb Military stere...
A 19th century Gentleman's travelling gimble mounted pocket compass. Mounted in mahogany case, diameter 2.8cm.Scratches to the outer case, general...
An ebony and brass octant.
An ebony and brass octant. Circa 1850, height 29cm, in a mahogany stow case, with labels for Chas W. Price, Bristol, and Wilson & Gillie, North S...
A 19th century brass and lacquered sextant. Contained in a mahogany stow case (lid detached), width 27.5cm.
A Watkin's patent clinometer by J Hicks, Hatton Garden. Number 5740, in a leather pouch, diameter 7cm, together with two student's brass microscop...
A WWII Admiralty pattern Inspectors clinometer. Brass and black lacquered, No 220, by P.T.I. Co Ltd and dated 1940, length 22cm, on a later mahoga...
A brass pocket sextant by W & S Jones London. Diameter 7cm together with a brass compass with a floating card dial. (2)
A 19th century brass gimbal mounted pocket compass. Compass diameter 4.5cm.General wear commensurate with age, the compass is showing north and th...
A mahogany and brass bound telescopic surveyor's staff. With original painted scale, height (retracted) 159cm, another aluminium staff, two foldin...
A brass pocket sextant by Stanley London. Stamped 1911, together with three other pocket sextants. (4)
A late Victorian rosewood cased barograph. The lift of cover with four bevel edge glazed panels, height 19.5cm, width 37.5cm, depth 23cm.
A WWII oak cased Air Force compass. Type P10, stamped number 11870T, diameter of dial 16.5cm.
A military brass parallel rolling rule. Stamped Pat No 160100, length 46cm, in stained wood case.
A lacquered brass clinometer by T Cooke & Sons. Stamped with broad arrow mark T Cooke & Sons York England No 809 189, together with three other v...
A WWI brass trench periscope by R & J Beck. With a turned wooden handle, stamped No 28445 and dated 1918, length 59cm.The Periscope works correctl...
A pair of WW II era 7x50 binoculars by Ernst Leitz Stamped Dienstglas 7x50 403589 beh + with leather carry case stamped 1942 and inspection mark.
An early 19th century gilt brass compass with enamel dial and blue steel needle. Diameter 3.5cm.The compass appears to be in working condition.The...
An WWI era black lacquered marching compass 'The Magnapole' With leather case.
A Lilley & son prismatic Azimuth mirror. Cased, with instructions for use, width 26cm.
A trough compass, in a bakelite case. Length 16.5cm, together with Heath & Co ebony Hezzanith parallel rule No 2, another, an Air Ministry slide b...
A 19th century gilt brass compass by Troughton & Simms London. In fitted leather case diameter 4.5cm together with a miniature compass with closoi...
A lacquered brass sextant.
A lacquered brass sextant. Stamped Henry Hughes Son, London, width 23cm.
An Edwardian Ross of London directing sight. Brass and black lacquered, No 3 Mark I, dated 1910 and also numbered 282, length 24cm.
A Meade computer control telescope. With extra lenses and tripod.
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