Ross of London Telescope & Tripod Two-draw brass and

459-14 Brass Two Draw Telescope; No markings, possibly London; Leather Grip A two draw brass telescope with brown leather grip; screw cap; no markings but possibly London. The telescope measures 16-in

Early 19th c. Two Draw Telescope, brass mounted with mahogany barrel, 1 5/8" objective, with brass cowl, sliding eye piece cover, engraved 'Charles West, 5 Cursitor Street, Chancery Lane, London, Impr

Woolf (William) Aronsberg (English, c. 1860-c.1892), 19th century. Brass two-draw library telescope on iron tripod base, in wooden case. Marked "W. Aronsberg/Manchester". Approx. h. 16", w. 38.5", d.

Lot 133 Brass-Mounted Mahogany Telescope Ross of London telescope, serial # 32414, mounted on folding tripod base height (overall): 81 inches Provenance: Property from the Estate of Seymour Stein

Dated 1901 and 1917 AD. A large and sturdy British three-draw brass and leather artillery spotting telescope by Negretti & Zambra of London, serial number 999, dated 1901, in original leather tubular

Antique solid brass refracting telescope mounted on standing tripod. Made by Andrew Ross of London, ROSS LONDON is etched on tube backplate. Gorgeous patina. Although telescopes are known for their as

THOS. J. EVANS, LONDON, TELESCOPE CANE WALKING STICKEngland, 19th/20th century, signed. Two-part threaded walking stick with brass mounts, holds the Evans brass three-draw telescope as the handle. 36.

Nineteenth century solid brass telescope with gerded focal tube. The scope has a two draw focal tube with a rack and pinion focal knob. The brasses are lacqured. The barrel is fitted to a hardwood tri

Clear optics. Single draw ship captains telescope with engraved focal tube from Ross of London. Crystal clear optics. Leather covered barrel and brass sunshade. Leather is brittle and has deteriorated

Cased Brass Mahogany Telescope & Tripod, Eng., 19th C.. 4 Drawer telescope. "J.P. Cutts Sutton and Son, Opticians to her Majesty Sheffield and London, Warrented" Also and 3 draw telescope marked "Stan

19th century; engraved signature 'J. Newman, / 122. Regent Strt. / London'; with two draw tubes and enameled decoration; 5 1/4 inches fully extended; 2 3/4 inches closed

Two brass scopes to include Schmalcalder, six draw monocular telescope, Strand, London along with Leitz brass microscope, ht. 12 3/4", SN#50498.

Gilbert & Co. London; Best Improv'd Telescope dating to the early 19th century. Walnut exterior, 3 draw with original lens cap and brass tripod stand with folding feet. 16" closed x 1/2" eyepiece x 2

Antique Ross of London telescope on tripod base. 70"h x 55"l

With leather case. Marked Ross London to brass. Dimensions: (Extended) L 30.5", (Case) H 10.5" x Dia. 2.5" Condition: Some tarnish to brass. Few dents to brass. Wear to leather case.

English Ross London Brass Telescope. Featuring a Ross London brass telescope in a fitted box 5 1/4" extending to 16 3/4"

ROSS LONDON BRASS TELESCOPE AND STAND

Vintage English Ross London Brass Telescope in Original Wood Box

Antique Ross London Brass Telescope Maritime Nautical Range Lens Scope In Box Measures 15 1/4" Open, 5 3/4" Closed

Unmarked, English or Continental, with four draws of different lengths and original dovetailed wooden case. Dimensions: The case is 39 1/2" x 7" x 4 1/2". The telescope at its shortest is 38" and 3 1/

Broadhurst Clarkson & Co. London Telescope on tripod base with brass tubes and sighting scope. Signed on barrel, Turner and Evans LTD. New Zealand on the fittings. Iron and mahogany with brass fitting

19thC "Cutts, London" Brass Mahogany Telescope, Single draw brass telescope, signed on the side of the draw, "Cutts, London" in block letters, 20 5/8" long closed and 36" long fully drawn, good old fi

DESCRIPTION: An antique 2 draw, brass telescope. Features a simple two draw, brass, cylindrical design. The lens is covered by a sliding panel. The eyepiece once has a sliding cover but is now missing

English, 19th C., brass wrapped in braided horsehair, unsigned Closed: 14-3/4"l Provenance: Property from the Collection of Steve and Stephanie Alpert