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H Steward Ltd, an anodised brass inclinometer, contained in a stitched leather case.

An Artillery Inclinometer.

A vintage Pocket Compass with Integral Inclinometer, no.2608, unnamed, having 7cm diameter, with a screw fixing to the base

A gilt brass inclinometer, Philip Harris & Co, Birmingham. 8" high.

A mahogany and brass inclinometer, maker 'The West London Scientific Apparatus Co.', the silvered calibrated dial with brass balance mechanism, within a mahogany glazed case, mounted on a brass base with calibrated outer-ring and three adjustable legs, 29cm high, together with two associated needles.

A small writing box (a/f) and a brass Inclinometer.

A Meridian Swiss combined sighting compass and inclinometer, in hide pouch with accessories, together with a German Pasto magnetic compass and a set of sun goggles

An antique leather shot-bucket, to/w a lacquered brass surveyor's inclinometer by John Pardy of Durban, in leather case (2)

A small writing box (a/f) and a brass Inclinometer.

A brass inclinometer, by A G Thornton Ltd, Manchester

STANLEY INCLINOMETER, ALONG WITH A SIMPLEX RANGEFINDER MK II both in leather caseAs found appears to be complete, we are unable to tell if it's in working order.

J.H. Steward of London, inclinometer with original leather case, together with a Lusitania medal and a Dutch Persian Gulf Line bronze paperweight

An early 20th century lacquered brass reflecting inclinometer, possibly for military artillery use, signed Palmer, 14cm long; an Abney level and clinometer, by J H Steward Ltd, 406 Strand, London, 13.5cm long, cased (2)

J. H. SEWARD LTD; a scientific instrument, an E. R. Watts & Sons of London inclinometer and a Short & Mason clinometer, all leather cased (3).

A British cavalry sketching or mapping board, inscribed 'Aston & Mander Ltd 1914', Serial No. 9099, with inset compass and inclinometer, rollers and leather strap.

A Possibly Unique Gunners Compendium, French?, mid 18th C, engraved ‘J. B. Python Liet Colonel Invenit, Fresselicque Lx fecit’ in copper plate script to the top surface, constructed of a white silver metal with blued steel screws, with fold up sights to each half of the folding rule, engraved to the rear with a scale engraved ¼ ½ & 3/4 to one side and 1-7 on the other side with alchemical symbols possibly corresponding with astronomical bodies, each arm with a fold out steel tip for measuring the internal dimeter of a gun barrel and the diameter of shot, a fold out scale is used to measure diameters and is engraved in Latin for ‘Bala’ Bullet in English and ‘Boca’ mouth, the scale on the front used in conjunction with the spirit level as an inclinometer, length 22cm

An inclinometer

A early 1900's Horsfall's patent in inclinometer

A Set of 19th Century Continental Postage Scales together with an Inclinometer Mount

A 20th century leather clad brass two draw telescope, by J.H. Steward Ltd, 406 Strand, London, 78cm long, together with a mid 20th century pocket inclinometer, in a leather case with strap (2)

Einstellbare Wasserwaage L.L. DavisDavis Level & Tool Co., USA. Neigungsmesser aus Gußeisen mit Goldrand, drehbares Zifferblatt, Länge 45,5 cm, patentiert am 17. März 1868. Start Price: EUR 180 Zustand: (2-3/3)L L. Davis Adjustable Spirit LevelDavis Level & Tool Co., USA. Cast-iron inclinometer with gilt trim, rotating dial, length 18 in., patented March 17, 1868. Start Price: EUR 180 Condition: (2-3/3)

A brass inclinometer stamped I Noniosthel 1/16 in a fitted wooden boxLocation:

Mining interest; 1942 Mk1A Clino inclinometer, wooden case, another 1918 model inclinometer from 1941, Birmingham University brass rule, Smallman sample tool.

Cased Stanley Inclinometer and pair of binoculars

An F Barker & Sons London, Inclinometer, MK IV No. 603011917, in leather case

A LEATHER CASED BOXWOOD AND BRASS INCLINOMETER LEVEL with calibrated brass hinge and sights having inset level and compass in a boxwood rule - in original leather case16.5cm long when closed

A GOOD QUALITY LARGE BOXWOOD AND BRASS INCLINOMETER LEVEL BY DAVIS & SON. DERBY with calibrated brass hinge and sights having inset with two levels and swivelling compass18.3cm wide

AN INDIAN ARMY INCLINOMETER TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER the boxwood Indian army inclinometer with brass engraved protractor hinge, inset spirit level and rifle shell and fuses calibrations signed J. Tree, London, together with a another boxwood inclinometer with brass spirit level signed Bate, London (2)

A CASED BOXWOOD AND BRASS INCLINOMETER LEVEL BY STANLEY, LONDON with calibrated brass hinge and sights having inset with two levels and swivelling compass, the boxwood legs with various scales16.5cm longIn very good undamaged condition.

A CASED BOXWOOD AND BRASS INCLINOMETER LEVEL BY JOHN DAVIS & SON. DERBY with calibrated brass hinge and sights having inset level and compass in a boxwood rule - in original Moroccan leather caseCase measures 17.5cm wide

AN UNUSUAL BOXWOOD AND BRASS INCLINOMETER BY DAVIS. LIVERPOOL with calibrated brass hinge, the boxwood rule inset with level and compass, the brass end with sliding calliper which can be used as an offset17cm wideThis is in good undamaged condition. Some surface scratches to the brass.The hinge, scale, compass and level all work correctly. There are no breaks or chips to the wood.

A GOOD QUALITY CASED BOXWOOD AND GERMAN SILVER INCLINOMETER LEVEL BY NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA. LONDON with calibrated silver hinge and sights inset with two levels and compass16.5cm closedThis has come from a private collection and is in very good original undamaged condition.

A British Cavalry Sketching or Mapping Board by Aston & Mander Dated 1909, Serial No. 1502, with Inset Compass and Inclinometer, Rollers and Leather Strap for Mounting on Wrist, Canvas Carrying Bag

Wooden cased British Military Makers Mechanism Ltd Croydon Inclinometer / Clinometer, with crow feet mark

Cased 20th Century Bren mark tools, precision inclinometer

A rare 12" brass framed rosewood inclinometer level by RABONE with adjustable brass foot G++

Collection of military items to include Palmer inclinometer in leather case, WWII MkIII marching compass, WWII hooded bicycle lamp, brass button cleaning stick and a North African or Ottoman brass belt buckle

A Victorian Casella of London inclinometer, 9", circa 1870 with original mahogany case.

Antique brass Inclinometer/Clinometer marked 1 Noniustheil=1/20 with fitted wooden box

A FINE SIR WILLIAM THOMSON PATTERN BINNACLE COMPASS MADE BY KELVIN & JAMES WHITE LTD, GLASGOW, CIRCA 1880with 5in. patent dry card compass in copper bowl, mounted on adjustable gimble with grommet suspension, mushroom hood with oil lamps and covered top glass, on a wooden pillar stand with Flinders bar, Kelvin spheres, inclinometer, magnet chambers and square base with holes for deck bolts, with brass maker’s label to front inscribed SIR W.M. THOMSON COMPASS/ ORIGINAL PATTERN NO. 8037/ MADE BY KELVIN & JAMES WHITE LTD / GLASGOW /ALSO SOLE MAKERS OF LORD KELVIN’S LATEST COMPASS -- 56in. (142cm.) highCompass bowl has some verdigris and craquelure to paint, kelvin spheres may be associated, Flinders’ bar empty, internal magnets lacking

Two English brass bulkhead ship's clocks, one Sestrel example by Henry Browne & Son Ltd, 14.5cm diameter, the other one unmarked, 23.5cm diameter; together with a Marpro brass cased aneroid barometer, 11cm diameter; a tangent galvanometer by Philip Harris & Co Ltd, Birmingham, 11cm diameter; a brass nautical compass/sundial, by F.L. West, 31 Lock Spur St, London, 7cm diameter; a lacquered brass spectroscope, by John Browning, 63 Strand, London, in leather case, 9cm when closed; an incomplete brass sextant, by Stanley G T Turnstile, London; a portable hand held inclinometer, by E R Watts & Son, London, No. 29750, in leather case; a galvanometer, by Tyer & Co, No 3438, 1941; a drawing instrument, by J Halden & Co Ltd, Manchester & London; and two boxes of photographic negatives (12) (VAT charged on hammer price) Please note that Roseberys do not guarantee working order or time keeping of any automatic, mechanical, quartz or other timepiece/instrument.Please refer to department for condition report

Nikon EL 35mm camera together with four various Nikkor lenses, a cased inclinometer, two Russian viewfinders and other photographic accessories and manuals, together with a Polaroid SX-70 land cameraThe SX70 doesn't appear to open and shut

H. Hughes and Son Ltd. WWI period war department issue inclinometer no. 424, japanned brass case with lacquered brass screws and adjusters, flip out magnifier, graduated from zero to 130 in leather case stamped D. Mason and Sons Ltd. Birmingham 1916

2011 Toyota FJ Cruiser Transmission: automaticMileage:60190The Toyota FJ Cruiser is a retro-styled mid-size SUV produced by Toyota since 2006. Introduced as a concept car at the January 2003 North American International Auto Show, the FJ Cruiser was approved for production after positive consumer response and debuted at the January 2005 North American International Auto Show in final production form. It features a short wheelbase, stocky frame, and grille-headlight arrangement much like the original FJ40. Other throwback design cues include a nearly vertical windshield with three windshield wipers for maximum surface area coverage. The FJ's body features rear opening access doors that give a unique look to the SUV. Special high-strength steel was used to give the vehicle side impact protection without the need for a door pillar. ”ŠThe interior of the FJ features many design elements focused on enhancing off-road practicality. All interior surfaces are covered with washable rubber materials to aid in fast cleanup after heavy outdoor use. The FJ also incorporates oversized controls to aid drivers with gloved hands. The three-gauge cluster (with compass, temperature, and inclinometer) as well as the 120 V rear outlet were carried over from the FJ Cruiser concept vehicle as options on the final production model. The Final Edition of the FJ Cruiser went on sale in Japan on 12 September 2017. Sales of the FJ Cruiser were discontinued there on 31 January 2018.This rare and striking example from Japan, is presented in metallic grey with a white roof and has a black faux leather interior. It is fitted with automatic transmission mated to its six-cylinder 4.0 litre engine, permanent four-wheel drive, air conditioning, cruise control, electric windows, diff lock. This SUV is in very good condition throughout and is a rare sight on the UK roads. A superb utility vehicle with versatility of use.

Militaria interest: Pre-World War One antique sketch board, compass and inclinometer, made by Aston & Mander with Broad Arrow mark, marked 'Aston & Mander Ltd London IV 1909 No.1262'. 26cm tall.

A NEGRETTI AND ZAMBRA COMBINATION INCLINOMETER, COMPASS, LEVEL AND SIGHT, AND A 19TH CENTURY COMPASS A NEGRETTI AND ZAMBRA, LONDON COMBINATION INCLINOMETER, COMPASS, LEVEL AND SIGHT, 105, prov:pat:15472/09, WITH TRIPOD STAND, in leather cases; together with A 19TH CENTURY COMPASS, with blued steel hands (lacks case/cover). (3)Compass unsigned.

A Small Lacquered Brass French Surveyors Instrument,French, c.1870, engraved 'Bellini a Metz, Chape en Rubis', combination instrument as a surveyors square and inclinometer with a staff mount to the base finished in lacquered brass 13cm tall.

An early 20th Century Brass Dip Circle Inclinometer, with circular calibrated 90 degree dial, four adjustable screw feet and integral spirit level.A/F

Two Victorian late 19th century Baker London brass and metal scientific instruments. The lot to include a Baker brass inclinometer / clinometer with maker`s address etched to the side and custom initials inscription. Moreover, a 1890 Baker metal and brass maritime nautical compass sundial with lifting top and fitting screws. Signed to the face with custom initial inscription. The largest item measuring approx. 18 x 17 x 6 cm. The lot appears in overall very good conditions with no apparent damage. 

A Wilson London military inclinometer dated 1918 in unmatched leather box Marked JA Jacobs & Co 1915.

A good quality brass adjustable inclinometer gauge with ivory scale and spirit level in fitted mahogany case

A wooden cased WWII Wray, London field gun artillery spririt level, inclinometer. Makers label to the inside. H.5 W.19cm.

A 19th Century Iron Cased inclinometer, dial signed W.M. Mellick, 12", wood cased

Vintage metal Balance scales with loose weights together with a Mercer inclinometer model 103

An early 19th century inclinometer, by Thomas Blunt, Cornhill, London, 58cm.

An Air Ministry War Department Inclinometer, by Stanley of London, with 'C.E.D No.2' scratch onto the side, complete with brown leather carry case and strap, stamped with King's Crown and A.M.W.D

Brass inclinometer, together with an antique brass mounted wooded spirit level

A brass sighting inclinometer level by PHILIP HARRIS in orig box G++

Lieutenant Colonel Sir Arthur Pelham Heneage - Target Plotting Equipment, comprising a Short & Mason, London black enamelled brass inclinometer, no.334, dated 1899 and engraved A.P. HENEAGE, in a stitched leather case; a Short & Mason Abney's type level in a leather case; a boxwood slide rule stamped Lt.Col. Prinsep's Slide Rule, in leather cloth case; a rule in leather case; an ebony parallel rule; a leather cased Rathbone tape measure; also, two leather covered flasks and two stitched leather cylindrical containers (10)Condition report: The two stitched leather tubes are empty.

A pair of bookends with native American head brass mounts, 14cm wide x 13cm deep x 13cm high together with a pair of cigarette cases: one with coloured floral enamel decoration, 8cm wide x 8cm deep, the other decorated with mother of pearl flowers and a bird, 7cm wide x 9cm deep, and a modern inclinometer stamped 'Stanley London' in a brass bound wooden case, 16.5cm wide x 8.5cm deep x 6cm highCondition report: Bookends with dents and scratches consistent with age, felt peeling off the backs, floral cigarette case with some losses to decoration, mother of pearl cigarette case scratched