Three surveying compasses

Surveying tripod stamped "#3 1/2". Three wooden collapsible legs with metal joint with custom wood box containing a circular surveying compass. Sipe-Sumner Pattern. Warren-Knight Co. Model No. 130 Ser

Keuffel & Esser Co wooden cased compass, 3.75 x 3.75 inches. US Engineer Corps WWII Cruchon & Emons Berne #78970, 1953 US Army compass by Fee and Stmwedel.

The carved walnut instrument with wood engraved printing on paper of Newell & Son, Makers, East End of Faneuil Hall, Boston signed by the engraver Callender scp. along with the cardinal points in

A PLANE TABLE SURVEYING COMPASS BY GEORGE ADAMS SENIOR, CIRCA 1740, with 4½in. compass card signed around pictorial depiction of the sun MADE BY G. ADAMS IN FLEET-STREET LONDON, blued steel needle

PHILADELPHIA, 6 1/2 IN. BRASS DIAL WITH ENGRAVED NEEDLE RING ENGRAVED 0-90 IN FOUR QUADRANTS, BLUE STEELED HAND PLUS DOVETAILED CARRYING CASE, 15 IN. L, 7 IN. W - GOOD

The silvered dial with old lacquer is engraved the cardinal points in block letters, fleur-de-lis at North, blued steel hand, the maker's name Thos Whitney, maker, Philadelphia No 514. Warranted with

Antique brass surveyor's compass with stand and box. Maker's mark reads "E. & G. W. Blunt, NEW YORK" Imperfections. Dimensions: 59" H x 38" W x 31" D (on stand). (tool, instrument, scientific instrume

The fine brass instrument with peep sights is centered by a silvered dial below the glass lens with black enamel coordinates and fleur-de-lis symbol along with the maker's name W.C. Davis, New York. T

Three Compass Seat Windsor Armchairs 19th Century and later comprising two comb-backs (one stamped HL) and a blue painted sack-back. Height of tallest 44 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Joanne

Folding Sights, 2 Spirit Levels, Leather Case. 4-1/2" Dia.

"Penobscot Man", a Sea Captain with Binoculars, carved and painted wood, clothed in old sea charts, having three compasses (one inset in his belly, one in his plinth and a small one in the drawer at t

Large German Telescope Compass and further Surveying Instruments 1) Rare German surveying compass by "Kinzelbach in Stuttgart", original lacquered brass, silvered compass dial, length of the telescope

A THOMAS D. KING (English 1819-1884) SILVERED BRASS BOX SURVEYING COMPASS WITH VANES, BRISTOL, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1860-1880, the silvered brass dial with black enamel directionals centering eight lines an

Neuhöfer Precision Instruments, c. 1900 Neuhöfer & Sohn, Vienna. 1) Mining surveying compass, black-lacquered brass, 360˚ scale, steel needle with locking mechanism, glazed, Ø 4 in., dimen

Circa 1860s occupational photo of a well-dressed, senior surveyor posing beside his surveying compass. Photographer has lightly tint enhanced the eyes, hair and beard to darken the photo. The gentlema

O. Hanks, Troy, NY brass surveying compass, built-in levels, diameter 6 3/4"

Map by cartographer Merian featuring the western half of Holland including present-day provinces of North and South Holland. Also features several sailing ships, three compass roses, coat or arms, and

Model DQL-8 pocket transit surveying compass, metal construction. Natural sines chart on back, everything functioning. Measures 2 3/4" across, 9" when fully extended.

THREE MAHOGANY-CASED COMPASSES 19th Century One from France, sold through Andrew Lloyd Company, Boston, one from Paris, and one from J. Field Hornhill, London. Case widths from 3” to 5”.

A Group of Three Pocket Compasses, Including a string gnomon and one with mahogany case. Largest box dimensions: h: 1 x w: 7 x d: 1 1/2 in. The Collection of Oliver and Joyce Murphy.

E & G W Blunt missing glass lens some rust and corrosion 15" Long x 7" Wide

Dimensions: H 4" x D 7.5" (largest)

Four 20th Century French Compasses. Comprising one desk compass and three pocket compasses Desk Compass Height: 1.75"

Group of three antique and vintage hunter's-case (hinged metal lid) compasses. Largest measures 2 7/8 inches.