English Brass Thedolite Instrument

Two (possibly English) brass instruments include: Graphometer (10"H x 5"W x 5"H), and compass (2.0"W). Condition report: Common wear to brass for age, please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Bid

GROUP OF CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH BRASS SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS

Possibly Antique Brass tone horn with rubber squeeze, round shaped with an attachment for an auto, tarnished, needs cleaning, Horn, English Horn, Brass Horn, Antique Instrument, Decorations, Antique A

A PART SET OF BRASS DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, ENGLISH, EARLY 18TH CENTURY, including a pair of single-handed double dividers with steel pointers, two smaller pairs of dividers, a large pair of wing-divider

A Pocket Set of Drawing Instruments by George Adams, A Pocket Set of Drawing Instruments by George Adams, English, 2nd half 18th century, brass instruments in ray-skin case with silver fittings, protr

Brass instrument bearing royal warrant. Engraved Maker to his Majesty. In fitted mahogany case. By George Adams. London. Circa 1760s. Together with various accessories and period slides. H. ofmicrosco

Northwestern Europe, England, London, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a fine antique brass and glass theodolite or land surveying instrument by the Stanley & Co. of London to measure a

English Early 20th c. Marine Sextant by Optical Instrument Maker J. Coombes, Devonport. Engraved makers name on arc. Bespoke box measures 10 x 10.5 x 5 inches H.

FIVE BRASS SCIENTIFIC PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS. Including William Bond & Sons, Boston, gauge, D: 4 3/4 in.; 19th century English brass compass by F. L. West, London; Taylor temperature gauge; pocket micr

This is an impressive and heavy-duty antique English brass underwater thermometer. Weighting 2 pounds 7 ounces, this well-built instrument has a brass body with an enclosed thermometer. The instrument

English Stanley London brass telescope on a tripod stand, 20th C (base L34 X telescope L28 X D5)

Small brass pocket style instrument and stand. In a fitted case. Circa 1840. L. of case: 16.5 cm (6 1/2 in.)

English Stanley London brass telescope on a tripod stand, 20th C (base L34 X telescope L28 X D5)

English. c. 1910. Brass. Frederick Bateman and Co Ltd. were opticians and instrument retailers at various locations in London. This microscope design is typical of those made by the Swift company so p

An Amsler No. 3 Lacquered Brass Mechanical Integrator, English, late 19th century, signed J. amsler, no. 125, the instrument additionally engraved regarding inertia and Statical Moments, in fitted mah

Antique Cary, London England Sextant nautical instrument. Crafted of brass and wood with wooden travel case. Case closed measures approx. 5 1/4" height x 9 1/2" width x 10" depth (13.3cm x 24cm x 25.4

Antique Cary, London England Sextant nautical instrument. Crafted of brass and wood with wooden travel case. Case closed measures approx. 5 1/4" height x 9 1/2" width x 10" depth (13.3cm x 24cm x 25.4

English. London. 1870s-1880s. Brass. William Ford Stanley. Trade label marked, "Made by F. Stanley, Optical, Philisophical and Mathematical Instrument Manufacturer....". Closed telescope length 11". C

(lot of 2) Antique collectibles, comprising: (1) English ship's compass, Coubro & Scrutton Ltd., water filled brass case housing floating instrument, having two painted ball handles, rising on wooden

Three Aneroid Barometers, 20th Century, Carved Wood, Beveled Glass and Lacquered Brass by various English and American Makers, Including Airguide Instrument Company and Milford Guild. Tallest dimensio

Nautical ship's instrument set in a brass gimbal within a fitted mahogany case, which fits into a mahogany travel case. Marten & Bishopp. Bunhill Row, London. Early 20th C. L. of inner case: 17.8cm (7

English Double-Pillar Microscope, c. 1840 Signed on the label in the box "John Galletti Instrument Maker, Glasgow"; original lacquered brass, round base, pivoting concave mirror, two columns, sliding

Antique Oak English Campaign Writing Desk. Embossed leather writing surface, compartments for papers and writing instruments. Large compartment under writing surface. Brass hardware. Made in London. 1

A ship's improved double sextant in a fitted leather and brass campaign style case with two separate optical eye pieces. Henry Hughes & Son's. Fenchurch St., London. 3149. Early 20th C. Dia.of sextant