BRASS 4 DRAW TELESCOPE, 19TH C, SIGNED ATWOOD.

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

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,

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

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

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

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:

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/

Fine 19th century leather-wrapped brass captain's telescope signed ELLIOTT BROS. LONDON, US NAVY. Single draw 34 in long extended

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

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

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

An English Brass Three-Draw Telescope 19th century Extended length 13 inches. Estimate $200-400 Property from the Collection of M. Anthony Greene, Atlanta, Georgia

LARGE BRASS TELESCOPE WITH TRIPOD19th CenturySigned “F.C. Moore”.Telescope length when closed approx. 71.25”. Height of tripod without scope 62”.

THREE-DRAW BRASS TELESCOPE19th CenturyWith canvas wrap.Length extended 31”.

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

Bardou Gilt Brass and Enamel Refracting Telescope, France, Early 19th Century. Signed - Bardou, Opticien des lignes telegraphiques, de France et dEspagne, Rue St. Martin, No171, Paris. Colorful enamel

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

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

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

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

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

An early 19th century eight-draw brass telescope by Thomas Harris & Son. Engraved "T. Harris & Son, British Museum, London" on the first draw (worked between 1800 and 1840), with brass lens cover. Min

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.