BROADHURST, CLARKSON & CO. BRASS TELESCOPE,

DESCRIPTION: 19th Century English brass telescope raised on a folding wood tripod base. Marked: "63 Farringdon Rd. London Broadhurst Clarkson & Co. Includes lens cap and finderscope. CIRCA: 19th Cent.

A mid 20thC brass four-drawer telescope by Broadhurst, Clarkson & Co, London, the barrel with leather cover, caps and sling, extending to 33". Together with a cased pair of Carl Zeiss Jenoptem 8x30W b

A mid 20thC brass four-drawer telescope by Broadhurst, Clarkson & Co, London, the barrel with leather cover, caps and sling, extending to 33". Together with a cased pair of Carl Zeiss Jenoptem 8x30W b

An English Brass and Leather Three Draw Telescope by Broadhurst Clarkson and Co., London, 1916, Together with a diminutive brass telescope with pocket compass and magnifying glass with leather case, 2

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

Broadhurst, Clarkson and Co. brass and metal magic lantern (refurbished)

Antique Brass Library Telescope with cast iron and brass tripod base. Marked Broadhurst Clarkston & Co. Adjustable eye piece. Works with some adjustment. Measures 46" x 3 1/2" x 21 3/4" tall.

Spyglass / Scope, Broadhurst. Clarkson & Co., London, 1915, 5716, Tel: Sig: (Mk II) also G.S., Brass and Leather, 3 draw and sun shade, 2" Objective (outer edge chipped), 36.5" open, 11" closed, some

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DESCRIPTION: A Gilbert & Co. Lead St, London brass telescope. With wooden exterior and three brass draws with original lens cap. Inscribed. CIRCA: Late 19th / Early 20th Century ORIGIN: England DIMENS

W. Ottaway & Co. brass power telescope marked 'Power 7 telescope/ For HIGH ANGLE gun/ No. 269 NPL 34 PPL 46/ 1934/ Patt No. G350. No stand. 24''l

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

Please study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation of the item. We offer in-house shipping internationally (US and rest of the world. Dispatched from the UK). We aim to ship all

DIMENSIONS APPROX 5x5x42CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and rest of

DIMENSIONS APPROX 5x5x42CM.

Please study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation of the item. We offer in-house shipping internationally (US and rest of the world. Dispatched from the UK). We aim to ship all

DIMENSIONS APPROX 5x5x42CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and rest of

Vintage Bombay Co Decorative Desk Top Brass Telescope with Extendable Wood Stand. Purely for decorative purposes. Stand 16" . Telescope extends to 12", Weight 2 pds.

Includes antique parallel rule, 15 in; Nautical desk clock 6 in diameter signed Bell Clock Co. on oak stand; reproduction brass telescope on stand, 18 in tall.

James W. Queen & Co., Philadelphia, brass surveyors transit, 19th c.Telescope: 9.5"l / Transit: 10.5"h x 9.5"w

Brass Refracting Telescope by Stevens & Co, c. 1880 Signed "Armstrong Stevens & Co, Birmingham", polished brass, rack-and-pinion focusing, extended length 53 in., on lacquered wood folding tripod, opt

World War I four draw telescope ( solid brass ) Inscribed - W. Ottway & Co.Ltd Ealing London, 1915. In very good condition, with antiqued-look, appearing to be a replica, with reserve set accordingly.

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

Est. $ 100 - 150 Vintage Stanley Long Telescope. Brass telescope marked Stanley London 1885 in wooden and brass box marked Telescope by Stanley London 1885. Telescope is 16 inches tall when fully open