19th C 3 Draw Brass Telescope

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

Fine 3-draw brass and leather telescope. England, 19thC., 13"(H) closed

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

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

A 19th-century 3-1/2 inch single draw telescope by Lilley & Son, London. Signed on the focus tube, with a wood main tube, brass end pieces and focus tube, and sliding lens covers. Overall Dimensions:

Antique Telescope, by R. & F. Beck, Philadelphia, refracting type, brass, single draw, leather cover with rope ends, closed 7 1/4", extended 10 3/4", 19th C. CONDITION: Very fine, color worn off of le

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

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

BRASS CAP, CLEAN LENSES, 9 3/4" - 29 1/4" L

Group of (5) handheld brass telescopes, 19th/20th century, to include: (3) triple-draw brass telescopes with dust slides, one leather-wrapped, another with lens cap, (one with scratch on objective len

19th century brass triple-draw telescope, William E. Stieren, Pittsburgh, PA, with rack and pinion focusing, marked on backplate, on wood tripod. As found with dents to barrel, lacking screws, needs r

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

LONDON, DAY AND NIGHT, LEATHER IS MISSING, 30" LONG OPEN, 12 1/2" CLOSED.

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.

Antique Mahogany and Brass Five Draw Telescope, 19th c., by Adie & Son, Edinburgh, so incised on the first draw, H.- Closed 12 in., Extended 42 1/4 in. Provenance: from a collection of an antiquarian,

SINGLE-DRAW BRASS AND MAHOGANY TELESCOPELate 18th/Early 19th CenturyTapered mahogany tube. Brass fittings, including threaded lens cap. Unmarked.Length closed 30.5".

Two English Brass Astronomical Telescopes 19th Century the first example with a 3-inch lens and 43-inch body tube by Troughton & Simms, London, and having a finder, rack-and-pinion focusing, regular a

3 1/4 in. wood body single-draw telescope. Length 33 in. 19th century. With lenscap. Lacks tripod. Provenance:Henry Fitz (1808-1863)Julia Ann Wells Fitz (1814-1892)George Wells Fitz (1860-1934)Barbara

19th century English cased tabletop single draw telescope on stand, by J. Kemp, Wakefield, complete with 3 lenses, original adjustable stand and fitted mahogany case, case measures 4 1/2" h x 30 3/4"

Antique Georgian three draw brass telescope by Carpenter London. Phillip Carpenter was active c. 1809-1833 in London. The company became Carpenter & Westley on his death. Commensurate with age. Size:

4 Monocular Opera Glasses 1) Bell-shaped single-draw telescope, silvered eyecup and inner tube, brass body, Ø 1 ½ in., length extended 3 1/3 in., c. 1800. - 2) Single-draw brass telesc

Most likely Bardou & Son or atleast attributed to however no marking. 3" Telescope with 38" length, brass tubing, rac-and-pinion focusing, angle finder and folding tripod base in fitted wood case.

Rare Pair of Antique R & J Beck Philadelphia Four Draw Captains Spyglasses, 19th Century, both signed, telescope of mahogany and brass construction, the other of stingray and brass. Closed 11.5 in

A brass and wood single draw telescope. Maker’s name is engraved “G. [George] Wilson, London†on the inner tube along with the words “Day or Night,†indicating that the tele