W.E. GURLEY BRASS SURVEYORS TRANSIT INSTRUMENT

W.L. & E. Gurley surveyor's transit, scope with bubble level and silvered divided scale. Condition - bubbles good, some gilt loss, original turn pins with strings intact.

W. & L.E. GURLEY BRASS SURVEYOR'S TRANSIT BASETroy, New York, Late 19th/Early 20th CenturyIncludes mounts but not scope. Brass dial engraved with directionals, a fleur-de-lis for north, and "W. &

Buff & Buff Boston Brass Surveyor's Transit instrument in original box. Overall 9.5" x 17". Missing one foot. Tarnish to instrument. Scuffs to box.

W. & L.E. Gurley labeled mahogany case with brass surveyors transit, probably by Gurley (unmarked).Case: 5"h x 13"w x 8.5"d

Early brass surveyor's transit, marked "W. & L.E. Gurley, Troy, NY". Has 8 3/4" telescope, 5" spirit level. Lot Includes tripod stand, painted leveling rod (with modern metal tape measure added,) and

Bausch & Lomb black ebonized and gilt-brass surveyor's transit, Rochester, New York, no. 11324, 11" telescope with rack focusing, bubble level, pierced U-shaped frame with vertical half-circle, divide

Benjamin Rittenhouse (1740-1825) Brass Surveyor's Transit. It is documented that the Rittenhouse brothers made surveying instruments and compasses for George Washington when he was a surveyor prior to

United States,20th Century Original dovetailed wood carry case. Signed "Gurley" on brass plaque on case lid. Transit 12 1/2" tall,Wood, metal

American, early 20th century, brass transit compass, by W. & L.E. Gurley, Troy, New York, dial marked "202020", scope 6-7/8 in., compass needle 4-1/2 in., housed in wooden box with retail markings for

(lot of 2) Surveying instruments: (1) Lietz Model 115 surveyors transit, appearing in excellent condition, two plumb bobs, housed in wood case: 12.5"h, 9"w, 6.75"d; (1) W. & L.E. Gurley, Troy, New Yor

American; late 19th / early 20th century; brass transit compass by W. & L. E. Gurley, Troy, New York; scope 8 3/4"L; compass needle 4 1/2"L; wooden tripod with brass tipped feet; wear to finish on bra

Designed by W. & L.E. Gurley manufacturers of civil engineers and surveyors instruments in Troy, NY. Leather strap has damage. See photo. Great piece! Very heavy piece. See photo for scale/size.

Both in original boxes, Brass, late 1880 (compass) to 1919. 13"H x 12"L

latest patent date Oct 13.91, #11437, brass mounted compass and transit, in original wooden case with leather strap, retaining interior paper label. Compass with directional dial, level. Case 15 .25 x

The brass instrument is an unusual example in that it has a portion finished in green enamel having a crackle effect. The instrument is fitted to a mahogany box with brass fittings. Measures 8 x 19.5

Brass surveyor's transit, signed T.F. Randolph, Cincinnati, OH, (1829-1898), company started in 1853, 13"T x 8"D, also has tripod and graduated height stick

W, & L.E. Gurley, New York, surveyors transit, telescope, compass, levels, housed in Gurley leather covered wood box, 11"h, 8"w, 5.5"d, 9lbs, complete with screw on tripod, folded: 37.5"h, 4.5"w, 5.5l

Together with a Star, Boston, ship's compass, a ship's light, and a barometer made by John Browning. 4 pieces 6-3/4"h x 7-1/4"w x 7-1/2"d, 13-1/2"dia. and 13-3/4"h

Brass Surveyor's Transit by Buff & Buff Manufacturing Company, Boston, Massachusetts, SN-10355. Original mahogany dovetailed case with leather strap, paper labels, decals and brass tags, and owners ma

Antique R. Latten, New York Brass Surveyor's Transit. Floral and foliate engraved dial. 14-1/4" long. Condition: Good with wear.

A vintage brass surveyor's transit level. Marked 'No 7cMK2/1 O. S. 1873G A. No ' and further numbered 'H. W. L. O. S. 3910. S. A.' Measures approx. 9 3/4" height (25cm). Total weight approx. 4.25 kilo

L. Beckmann (Toledo, Ohio) Brass Surveyor's Transit, Tripod Base, Ca. 1880, H 12" L 10.75" | Presented on a tripod base. H 58 " stand. H 70" overall. No. 652.

Transit 12" long. Tripod 56-1/4" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply wit

Queen & Co. brass surveyors transit S# 6407, made by James W. Queen (1815-1890, Philadelphia), last half of the 19th c. 14"h x 10"l