Edmund Draper -Plane Surveyors Compass

19th Century surveyor's transit and tripod. Transit marked Edmund Draper Philadelphia. Transit 14" tall, tripod pictured 32" tall and adjustable.

1850s Edmund Draper Surveyer Compass in the original wooden Box. Beautifully made precision instrument made pre-Civil war by Edmund Draper of Philadelphia. Solid brass survey compass with stands, cove

New York, 19th century, signed on silvered face for maker Harvey W. Hunt, 8-5/8 x 16-3/4 x 6-1/2 in. Prov: Quinn's Auction Galleries, Falls Church, Virginia, January 14, 2023 lot 114 Note: Edmund Brow

Winchester, Virginia, late 18th/early 19th century,ÿsilvered brass face engraved with eight directionals at star points, engraved fleur de lis at north point, signed "G:Chandlee" and "Winchester" aro

Housed in original box with 1910 manual. Has a Gurley solar attachment added. Moderate wear from use but appears complete. Has original tripod as well. Used by Nathaniel C. Mason (1847-1930) of Frankl

Fancy engraved silvered dial with rose points, degrees, and fleur-de-lis. Benjamin emigrated from Ireland in 1702 to Nottingham (Chester County) Maryland. Son Benjamin worked there and in Baltimore in

H.M. POOL BRASS SURVEYOR'S COMPASSEaston, Massachusetts, Circa 1840Wood and iron footed tripod.Height 65”.

signed "J. Poole & Co. Easton MA" in painted case, together with a wood cased pocket compass also by Poole. Box: 10 1/2" high, 21 1/8" wide, 8 1/8" deep. Large compass: 8" high, 15 1/8" wide, 7" deep.

Delicate brass surveyor's compass, 18th century, unsigned in its original pine fitted box. 12"l. x 5.25"diameter

An early 19th century four vane surveyor's compass by Thomas Jones. Signed with his Charing Cross address. H. 23 cm. (9.25 in) Dia. 20 cm (8 in)

Description: Dry card compass housed in a mahogany bowl and superstructure. The glass is old if not original and it is a working instrument. Both sighting vanes have twisted line. History: Born: 15 Ja

Brass Surveyor's Compass, 5 3/4" silvered dial engraved Benjamin Pike Jr., 294 Broadway, N.Y. , with cardinal points in block letters, fleur-de-lis representing north. Two spirit levels; sighting vane

Brass surveyor's compass signed "D. Bafsett, Fairfield", 19th c. 15"l. Dial 6.5"dia.

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YOUNG & SONS SURVEYORS COMPASS, APPROXIMATELY 15 IN X 8 IN X 5 IN

1875 Edmund Draper surveying transit, brass, with wooden box, marked Philadelphia, 13 1/2" H. Provenance: Marblehead, Massachusetts collection.

Antique large scale Surveyors compass or a Circumferentor. Brass & brass accessories in a wooden hinged box with working claps. Key to box is inside box. Box approx 4.5 tall x 17 x 8.25

Antique Surveyor's Compass Cira 1810-1840 By Henry Sleeper Pearson 15" Long

Silvered 4.75" face signed "Ja W. Queen & Co Philadelphia" and "Warranted", with blued steel indicator hands with Fleur-de-lis north mark and "E S W" directions with outer dial divided into 90 Degree

Description: A brass framed surveyor's compass with silvered face marked, " Benj.n Pike. Jr. 294, Broadway, N. Y. " The frame contains two spirit bubbles for leveling, a dial for how many sightings ar

G.W. BLUNT CASED BRASS SURVEYOR'S COMPASS New York, 19th Century Case height 3.25". Width 16". Depth 7.5".

Amazing large size Surveyors Compass or a circumferentor. Within a wooden hinged box that looks original. Made by W. L. E. Gurley - TROY, NY stamped Heavy brass center piece with brass accessories in

SCARCE THAXTER SURVEYOR'S COMPASS - Early 19th c. Bronze with engraved silver face marked "S. Thaxter, Boston" (so pre-1822), in a later fitted mahogany case with leather strap, along with two mountin

Length 14 inches. In original fitted box. Glass is loose.