A Brass Mounted Two-Draw Telescope Gadget Cane

A Brass Mounted Two-Draw Telescope Gadget Cane England, late 19th Century the cane unscrews into three pieces with the telescope extending to 15 1/2 inches. length 36 3/4 inches

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

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.

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

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

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.

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/

Antique four-draw telescope cane oak, brass, glass 8 7/8"w x 34"h Provenance: Property from the Collection of Governor Jim Thompson, Chicago, Illinois

Three walking sticks / canes, two are brass mounted, one having inlay. Together with a cane having a sterling band. Measure approximately 37" long, 35" long, and 31" long.All sales are subject to Brem

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

Gadget telescope cane/walking stick. Natural material/brass telescope handle. Shaft is 30"L briarwood. The iron ferrule is 1/2"L. Circa 1880. Minor loss to natural material on handle. Issued: 1880 Dim

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

Grouping of Two Vintage Wooden Canes / Walking Sticks. One has a inset Thai coin on the handle. Other is brass mounted. Largest measures 37". Smallest measures 35-1/4". Condition: Good condition. Esti

Grouping of Two Vintage Wooden Canes / Walking Sticks. One has a inset Thai coin on the handle. Other is brass mounted. Largest measures 37". Smallest measures 35-1/4". Condition: Good condition. Esti

Two Hardwood and Metal Gadget Canes, 19th Century, Comprising of a map-holder walking stick and an English brass whistle. Longest dimensions: l: 36 1/2 in.

Two antique brass telescopes, both three draw to 29 in long; one signed R&F Beck Phila, leather wrapped, 10 inches closed (missing eye ring). Shipping:Domestic: Flat-rate of $30.00 to anywhere within

Including a circa 1850 cane with 1 1/4" high coin silver knob, marked W.M., mounted on a tapered ebony shaft with brass ferrule, total length 33"; and a cane with stag antler L shaped handle with mark

ENGLAND, 19TH CENTURY A collection of three 19th century English telescopes. The lot consists of a miniature three draw, wood case two draw, and wicker wrapped brass three draw telescope. Wood case me

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

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

A mahogany and brass telescope cane with a compass-mounted handle, expandable telescope, and ebonized stick. 35-1/2in long x 6in wide. Expands to 16-1/2in long. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC

Antique 1870s Brass Gadget Cane. The cane has a secret compartment under the handle which houses two glass tubes. This cane only has one glass tube and it currently holds an old cigar. The cane measur

French brass 1-draw telescope by Etablissement Vion, mid 20th century, mounted to an adjustable height oak tripod stand. The fine focus knob is stripped, and there is other minor wear. Telescope 68"l

DESCRIPTION: Three nautical brass telescopes for use as spy glasses at sea-two small and three draw, one large and single draw, and one coated in a fabric case with a strap and three draw. Each piece