ANTIQUE 19TH C. ROSS LONDON BRASS TELESCOPE

With leather case. Marked Ross London to brass. Dimensions: (Extended) L 30.5", (Case) H 10.5" x Dia. 2.5" Condition: Some tarnish to brass. Few dents to brass. Wear to leather case.

19th C. Harris & Son London "Day or Night" Brass Telescope w/ Box. Box measures approx. - 8 1/2", telescope open - 19 1/8" long.

An antique Spencer Browning & Rust (London) mid 19th century mahogany wood and brass telescope with a Siemens Brothers tripod stand marked 'Sig. Tel. Stand, Mark V, No. 10298' and 'Siemens Bros & Co.

Antique Brass Library Telescope, Thomas Harris London. Beautiful 19th century optical device is made of brass and is attached to a tripod stand. Engraved Thos Harris & Sons, London; the piece is also

Brass Surveyor's Transit signed Bate London, 11 1/2" telescope with cover, 2 1/2" silvered compass dial encased atop a 4 1/2" circle, two functioning levels. Early to mid 19th century. (Additional hig

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

Antique Ross London Brass Telescope Maritime Nautical Range Lens Scope In Box Measures 15 1/4" Open, 5 3/4" Closed

Antique solid brass refracting telescope mounted on standing tripod. Made by Andrew Ross of London, ROSS LONDON is etched on tube backplate. Gorgeous patina. Although telescopes are known for their as

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

English Leather-Bound Brass Telescope William Ladd, London, 19th century Signed W. Ladd / Beak St. Regent St. Length 29 1/2 inches (75 cm). William Ladd is recorded in Clifton, Gloria Directory of Bri

(2) Antique brass naval telescopes, 19th c., each with rotating lens cover at eyepiece, includes a one-draw glass with the inner barrel engraved "Heinemann & Cie Napoli", 11.5"l (closed), 18.75"l (ope

An English Brass Telescope by Cooke and Sons, York-London 19th Century on a mahogany tripod stand. Height 63 x length of scope 72 inches.

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

An antique Polish Karabela sword featuring a wooden grip with brass fittings, an ornate brass cross guard and a curved steel blade with an etched inscription. The inscription reads: In memoria transac

DOLLOND CASED BRASS TELESCOPE WITH TRIPOD19th CenturyTube marked "Dollond London 6276 The Studentís". Appropriate walnut tripod missing mounting yoke for scope. Scope complete with wooden box bea

Pair Antique 19th C Gilt Metal Church Wall Sconces. Each with cross at top. Gilt brass metal and wood. Each measures approximately 78 inches in height.

An antique early 19th century small cross belt cartridge box made of black leather and decorated with a French Artillery cast brass badge to the front depicting two cannons in saltire crowned by a fla

An antique early 19th century small cross belt cartridge box made of black leather and decorated with a French Artillery cast brass badge to the front depicting two cannons in saltire crowned by a fla

W/ 2 EXTRA EYE PIECES IN ORIGINALWOOD BASE WITH BRASS TAG

Henry Crouch 19th C. Brass Microscope London Model 1174. Attractive antique brass microscope, marked "Henry Crouch London 1174." Likely dates mid to late 19th C. when Crouch produced many microscope d

Targeting Scope, J. Hicks 8,9,10 Hutton Garden,1904, London, With Cross Hairs, Cased, Optics Clear. British, Military, WW1, Spy Glass, Telescope, Brass, Optics, Nautical, Optical

Antique Telescope Cane Walking Stick, C. 19th Century - dark reddish wood shaft, threaded and reveals a brass telescope 17" L, overall 33" L. Condition: crack to wood cane shaft.

An antique Polish officers saber featuring a wooden grip covered with leather and decorated with brass fittings, a brass cross guard and pommel with hand-engraved patterns and a curved steel blade. On

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,