We found 36678 price guide item(s) matching your search

WWII 1941 MKIII military compass, patented E.A.C No. B125386, boxed.

Nautical Interest; a pair of starboard and port lanterns, a playmit style starboard hanging lantern, a tin funnel, and a brass-cased compass. (5)

A War Department Circular Brass Gauge, a compass dated 1916 and bearing a broad arrow, national moror volunteers car badge; together with various AA and other badges (one tray)

A Small Quantity of Jewellery, including two frames stamped '9CT', a frame hallmarked 9 carat gold; a 9 carat gold compass; a frame section, unmarked; a 9 carat gold toothpick; and five seals, of varying designsTwo frames stamped '9CT', frame hallmarked and compass - 7.3 grams. Unmarked frame - 2.8 grams. Toothpick - 5.9 grams.

A Gold Plated Full Hunter Pocket Watch with a 9 Carat Gold Watch Chain and attached Plated Fob CompassWeight of chain 46g

A Hummel Optical set. Binoculars, compass and 2 torches in case.

A Second War military marching compass by T. G. Co Limited dated 1940

A blackened brass officers marching compass by Negretti and Zambra of London in leather case

A First War period officers marching compass by J. Hicks of London date 1913 in leather case

A First War Officer's marching compass marked "FL 1918" in leather case by French & Sons London dated 1917 engraved "N Squad 3"

A Second War officers marching compass by T.G. dated 1944 in original box of issue

British steel helmet with National Fire Service NFS #5 decal, having headband and chin strap. A British sighting compass in original leather case, a brown leather belt pouch, two belts and a map.

A silver cased English lever pocket watch and an older silver cased fob watch - sold with two plated examples, two watch chains and a banded agate mounted fob compass on yellow metal chain

A small compass in wooden box - sold with a WWI Air Ministry Aston & Mander 1915 surveying site rule (War Department arrow stamp)

A Collection of Mixed Costume Jewellery and Vintage Collectables to include statement pieces,opera glasses, silver plate, compass etc

Box of Miscellaneous, comprising two novelty lighters, one in the form of a fire hydrant, Next Executive Decision Dice, magnifying glasses, compass, key box, cheroot, razor case, oriental bits, etc.

A brass surveyor's level by John Davis, Cheltenham. Early-mid 19th century, the telescope with rack and pinion focusing, surmounted by a spirit level and magnetic compass with silvered rose and divided circle of degrees, mahogany box, length 47cm.

A marching compass by J H Steward, London. With a brass and lacquered finish, in a leather case, diameter 5.2cm.

A Victorian Tunbridge ware cased circular compass, diameter 5cm, together with a book of Common Prayer with Tunbridge ware covers.

A late 19th century paste set oval buckle, width 8cm, an Art Nouveau silver button, signed 'Lasserre', a white metal and mother-of-pearl circular box, a white metal fob or charm compass and a painted panel of a shepherd and shepherdess.

* JAMES HARDIE (SCOTTISH 1938 - 2024), UNTITLED oil on board, signed framedimage size 98cm x 120cm, overall size 106cm x 129cmNote: James Hardie was born in 1938. having studied at Glasgow School of Art in the 1950’s he won the Keith Award (1958), the Chalmers Bursary (1959), which enabled him to travel Holland and France, The Torrance Award (1968) and First Prize in Arbroath Art Festival (1971). He taught painting at Glasgow School of Art and Aberdeen College of Education, and lectured in art at Glasgow University and was the exchange tutor with the Chicago Institute of Art. Influenced by his love of flying and drawing on the landscapes of his native Firth of Clyde area, his manipulation of abstraction is much admired. He is widely collected and has had one man shows with the Compass Gallery in Glasgow, The Scottish Gallery in Edinburgh and The Charles Jahn Gallery in Chicago amongst others. His works are held in numerous public collections including the Scottish Arts Council, Stirling, Strathclyde, Leicester, Liverpool and Stockholm Universities, and the Aberdeen City Art Gallery. His daughter, New York based Gwen Hardie, is the youngest artist ever to be awarded a solo show at The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art in Edinburgh, Scotland (1990).

Exquisite porcelain treasure box designed by Parry Vieille, crafted in Limoges, France. This stunning piece is depicted as a classic globe stand, featuring a colorful hand painted globe with labeled continents and oceans. The box is supported by an ornate brass frame with twisted columns, adding an elegant touch. The hinged globe opens to reveal a functional compass nestled inside, enhancing its charm and utility. A compass rose design adorns the base, complementing the global theme. This unique collectible is perfect for lovers of fine craftsmanship and travel-inspired decor. Marked Parry Vieille, Limoges, France.Issued: 20th - 21st centuryDimensions: 4"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

SCALE OF KENDAL: A GENTLEMAN'S SILVER OPEN FACE POCKET WATCHwith key wind movement, the silver dial with gold Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and dark blue steel hands, the case c.45mm diam.; together with two other gentleman's silver open face pocket watches; and a brass compass (4)

A Kodak Aero-Ektar Plate Camera, with oak frame, the lens marked f:25 7 in 178mm 5 x 5 EE13498; a Lens Con Aircraft Camera Type K-24, with various accessories, plate holders and other items including a Kodak Jr. No.3 Autographic reel to reel camera, a Casartelli pocket compass in a leather case, in two boxes

A Polish Virtuti Militari Order Breast Star, with black enamelled cross on a white metal rayed star base, the reverse with horizontal needle shape pin fastener; eight Pieces of Polish Cloth Insignia, comprising two Pairs of Polish Officer's Shoulder Boards, embroidered in silver bullion thread, one pair on blue wool field, the other on a green velvet field, and four khaki rank shoulder strap; also, a Polish Navy cap tally to MARYNARKA WOJENNA, a Polish white metal pocket compass, a framed map, a framed first day cover commemorating 1000 Years of Polish Culture, and a brass belt plate

A Derbyshire fossil stone turned circular compass desk weight, 9cm diam, 19th century

A malacca cane and leather covered priest or cosh with leather strap handle, 29 cm long, a World War II prismatic compass inscribed "HBH Wright RE" in leather case, an Indian plated handled dagger in blue velvet covered and leather mounted scabbard and an ebonised trophy socle

A swivel compass fob, marked 9ct and 9.375, gross weight 5.7g.

ORIS, a stainless steel BC4 Flight Timer pilot's style automatic wristwatch, case width 42mm, boxed with compass, booklet and papers.Condition - appears in working order, however sold without guarantee, minor wear only to watch, in box has gone sticky...

Gents 9ct gold Masonic ring with secret enamel Masonic compass swivel tablet, maker 'JHW, Birmingham, possibly 1986', ring size X, 8.4g

Two silver snuff boxes to include an Edward VII silver snuff box of rectangular form with shaped edges, the body engraved with scrolled acanthus leaves around a central Masonic compass and square motif, opens to reveal gilt interior, by WG Keight and Co., Birmingham 1906, 6cm long, 52g, also an Edwardian antique parcel gilt silver snuff box of rectangular form with raised floral border, concave edges, all over engine turned decoration, the hinged cover with central cartouche bearing signature believed to be that of Theophilus Percy Gallyon of Gallyon & Sons Gunsmiths to the Royals, by George Unite, Birmingham 1901, 6cm long, 68g. (2)

Set of six Masonic toastmasters glasses of thistle head shape, each glass etched with Masonic compass and square symbolism and also 'Castle Lodge 1621', 9cm tall. (6) CR - Generally good condition, two of the glasses have polished out chips to the base.

Antique brass binnacle compass

A VINTAGE BRASS COMPASS ON A CHAIN

A NAUTICAL DESK COMPASS IN A WOODEN SURROUND

THREE ANTIQUE NAVIGATION TOOLS comprising an Elliott Brothers of London pocket sextant in integral case, a boxed Negretti & Zambra brass protractor and a Cail of Newcastle brass compass with etched face (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: A small item missing from the Negretti box, some oxidation to the compass, sextant appears generally good.

A WWI Verner's Pattern mark 8 marching compass, in stitched leather case

A Victorian cast iron pub table base with a reconstituted compass top, 58cm diameter 

Maritime interest. A ships compass on base ( Ptn:183) together with combination compass and oil lamp. The compass made by Dent's of London. Handles to the top and back, copper and brass construction

A mixed selection of vintage items, large electroplate light arm lighter , trench art snuff box, Officer's hat, night compass, watch case, moulded horse cane topper and a travelling Sampson Morden letter opener

Mixed costume jewellery, spectacles and a compass in a jewellery box. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

Binnacle compass in poor condition. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

A gentleman's 9ct gold black onyx and enamel signet ring, the oval table set centrally with a set square and compass, size W1/2, 4.5g.

A Victorian Masonic jewel, for Lodge No 752EC, the badge surmounted with a shield engraved with a coat of arms, and overlaid with an enamel coat of arms, the lower suspension with a set square and compass set with a white sapphire and a dark blue stone, above a further set square set with pale blue stones, engraved verso "Presented to Wor Bro T J Owers I.P.M, by Officers & Brethren of the Combermere Lodge No 752 EC 16.6.66", and a further suspension Euclidds 47th proposition, stamped 9ct, 34.0g all in.

A Masonic tie pin, engraved with a set square and compass, pin stamped 9ct, 2.4g all in.

A Carpenters tool chest and contents, including a large number of woodworking tools, to include local interest, twist bits, mortice gauges, callipers, spoke shaves, bradawls, chisels, a rabbit plane with bradawl, rabbit and moulding planes, a small smoothing plane, callipers/compass and hand drill and hand square, and other associated items, in a stained pine chest, painted grey, 94.5cm wide.Provenance: By repute, being formerly the property of Burghley House, Stamford, carpenter 1924-1975, a Mr H W Tomblin.

An early 20th century Short and Mason Aurapole brass cased pocket compass. The case opening to reveal a metal dial with black lettering, sold together with a 1960s perfume atomiser and a GWS Cream Cracker biscuit tin.

A WWII period Mark IX vernier pocket compass, dated 1943 in a leather case date stamped 1944, together with a Type O6 hand compass in wooden case (2)

A 1940 Mk III T.G Colts of London military compass. Serial number B38396, having a black metal case with stainless dial.

A mixed group of collectables, comprising;- two early 20th century brass matchbox holders, a WWI German ceramic tobacco holder in the form of a dog, National Service medal and fob compass etc.

A WWII period MK. II Vernier pocket compass, maker Thomas Goode & Co Ltd, London . serial number '222844' in an associated leather case.

A Short & Mason 'Magnapole' pocket compass in leather case, together with a pair of Carl Zeiss Jena binoculars in brown leather case, two incendiary bomb tail fins, as section of excavated sword and a leather cylindrical case.

A mid-20th century German 3 inch liquid filled gimballed compass, unsigned, mounted on a later plastic base, 12cm high

Cased optical mirrored instrument, early 20th Century brass sextant and a similar compass (at fault)

An Acorn woodworking plane, a small model engine, a Parkes & Sons Liverpool ship's compass, AA badge, etc.

Two Mauchline Ware boxes, a silver lidded crystal dressing table box, a cinnabar lacquer box, compass, costume jewellery, etc.

An Art Deco Black Opal and Diamond Set Ring, Circular Cabochon Opal Measuring 7.2mm Diameter, Tension Set to Compass Points, Raised Odeonesque Shoulders Mounted with Grain Set Round Cut Diamonds to a Square Shaped Polished Band Stamped to the Interior 18ct and Pt, Size P, 2.4gms

An Early 20th Century 9ct Gold Pendant on Chain, Central Round Cut Amethyst Stone Supported on Six Claws to a Circular Frame Having Applied Floral Decoration to Compass Points and Amethyst Drop to Base, 48mm Drop Total, Fluted Bale to a Rose Gold Trace Chain Necklace having Push Barrel Clasp Stamped 9ct, 2.9gms

A 9ct Gold Cased Accurist Wrist Watch, Champagne Dial with Gold Metal Dauphine Hands, Roman Numerals at Compass Points, Subsidiary Seconds Indicator, Minute Chapter Ring with Black Batons, Round Case Measuring 31.1mm Diameter Excluding Crown, Lug Stamped for 9ct, Swiss Movement with 17 Jewels, Internally Stamped for Dennison, ALD, and Numbered 12383, 268148, Hallmarked for Birmingham, Possibly 1949

German WWII marching compass. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)