AMERICAN TELESCOPE.

Second half 19th century, brass. Four sections extended with braided covering. Missing both lens covers. 19" extended 7.5" closed.

Antique American Astronomical Telescope. Brass w tapered wood tripod. Signed W & D Mogey on the focusing knob. Mogey was established in 1890 as makers of superior instruments of American materials.Mea

American Brass Telescope on Adjustable Walnut Tripod Stand Stand 4 ft. 10 in. x 31 x 31 in., telescope 38 1/2 in length. 

Rare American Military Telescope from WWII Period, circa 1940s, used by the American Navy, apparently it was part of a rifle\cannon installed on a military navy vessel, made of massive brass, includes

MADE BY SAMUEL THAXTER & SON, BOSTON WITH ORIGINAL LEATHER COVER, 44" LONG (OPEN), 29" (SHUT), MISSING LENS COVER.

19th century American 3-draw brass telescope with leather, 24" L. Provenance: Marblehead, Massachusetts collection.

American Magazine Illustration. "Telescope". 15" x 15" Signed and Dated lower right 1930. Ink and Ink Wash on board.

(lot of 2) Attributed to Harry Bowden (American, 1907-1965), "Telescope Peak, Death Valley, CA," gelatin silver print, "Frederic Lewis" stamp verso, and H.J. Peat (American, 20th century), Waves Again

AMERICAN "CELESTRON" ORANGE TUBE TELESCOPE. From The Private Collection Of Bobby Goldsboro, Musician And Artist. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any conditio

LONG GLASS ON TRIPOD - 19th c. Solid Brass Three-Tube Telescope, unmarked, probably American, on a walnut stained oak tripod, 54" tripod, 38" tube, 2 1/2" objective. Front lens chipped, dents to tubes

CIVIL WAR TELESCOPE BELONGING TO MAJOR EMORY S. FOSTERAmerican, 19th century, brass. Field telescope, inscribed in gold "Maj. E. Foster/M.S.M. Cav". Major E. Foster served in the 27th Regime

Set of Three Amateur Telescope Making Books. Scientific American, 1959. Vg/Vg+. Provenance: Estate of Russell Johanson, Ravenna Rare Books, Seattle, Wa. We ship most items in-house with the exception

1859 ASTRONOMY Copernicus Planets Telescopes Moon Science Herschel American ed John F Herschel’s “Outlines of Astronomy” is a mid-19th-century treatise on astronomy, covering the basics of outer

Illinois,20th Century High power telescope on simple cylindrical column with attached red step stool with castor wheels for mobility. Telescope itself is stationary. Metal glass,Approx. 62 1/2" x 30"

An offering of 26 original NASA red numbered photographs all from the STS-61 Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission. These vintage photographs are all in near mint condition with the descriptive tex

Here are 25 original NASA red numbered photographs all from the STS-61 Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission. These vintage photographs show repairs in progress. All are in near mint condition with

Featured in this lot is this Utzshneider u Fraunfofer brass telescopic sight circa 1840's. The telescope features a wonderfully and professionally crafted brass construction that features a tube sight

Offered in this lot is a Brass Three Draw Ship's Hand-held Retractable Spyglass Telescope, circa late 19th Century, Mohrson 10x, with brown hand-stitched belt pouch. Extends from 5" closed to 13.5" fu

An offering of 23 original NASA red numbered photographs all from the STS-61 Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission. These vintage photographs are all in near mint condition with the descriptive tex

A STS-61 Hubble Space Telescope First Service Mission poster that has been signed by the entire crew. This poster has been nicely framed and is in very good condition. It could be removed from the fra

Revooutionary War 1780 David Rittenhouse astronomer believed to have built the first telescope in America. Served in the PA assembly in the Revolutionary War, first director of the US Mint. Reads Phil

Rare, restored telescope with step ladder for children and keys. From the American Science Center, Chicago,IL (extended: 69"H x 24"W x 29"D)

Folk Art Sculpture of an 18th c. Bird Watcher with Telescope on Tripod, label on side reads "Property of Otto Bohn, Bird Count: 0", ignoring the bird standing on top! Four loose pieces: The Man at 21"

Folk Art Sculpture of an 18th c. Bird Watcher with Telescope on Tripod, label on side reads "Property of Otto Bohn, Bird Count: 0", ignoring the bird standing on top! Four loose pieces: The Man at 21"