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WWI Briitish Verners Prismatic Marching Compass and Leather Case, marks to compass include broad arrow and year '1917' (cracks to glass cover), leather case impressed with manufacturer 'T. French and Son London' and year '1917'. Also prismatic binoculars by 'Carl Zeiss Jena', single draw telescope with leather covering (some tearing to leather) and canvas belt.Not possible to identify model type of binoculars, however, more photos added to assist buyers own assessment
Bronze figure of a mouse paddling his leaf boat, 6.5cm high, etched glass trinket box with gilt metal mounts, 5cm high, engraved silver Christening bangle, silver St Christopher medallion on chain, silver cross pendant on chain, vintage brass pig vesta case, a telescope and a collection of other items (1 box)
A collection of 18th and 19th century scientific and technical engravings - one framed and glazed, titled 'Hydraulics & Hydrostatics', eng. by I. Taylor, depicting a Diving Bell and a Fire Engine, 36.5 x 21.5cm; plus 35 x unframed engravings and prints, including Boat Lowering Apparatus, c.1880; a sectional view of the Eddystone and Skerryvore Lighthouses and other lighthouse and telegraph equipment; Herschel's Grand Telescope; Cotton's Patent Automaton Balance.
Collection of Masonic Items in leather case, including Hallmarked Silver Jewels, a cast white metal Key of the Lea Vally Lodge, Sash with embroidered bullion thread cross and white metal badge depicting a skull and cross bones, Miniature four drawer telescope, Pendent of gilt brass presented by the First National Bank of Englewood 1907 with other items.
A Victorian telescope, vintage Kodak camera and a desk ink stand. The telescope constructed of brass with a leather cover and strap, L28.5cm (retracted), the Kodak folding 'Brownie' Six-20 in a brown leather case, the copper inkwell mounted on bun feet with lion head handles and containing two glass inkwells, L20.5cm
Large Brass Theodolite By Stanley, London English, c.1890, engraved to the silvered compass dial 'Stanley Gt Turnstile Holborn London 8217' on 4 levelling feet, on 6" silvered scale with vernier magnifiers, with A frames supporting telescope with 6" scale, telescope with rack and pinion focus, in large fitted mahogany case
Officer of the Watch Naval Telescope by Ross, English, c.1880, engraved to the single drawer 'Ross London' and 'E J Meara', telescope with stitched leather covered body, lens hood and cap, eyepiece with sliding cover, on a later polished wooden stand, opened 63cm with another similar but unsigned
Georgian 4 Drawer 2" Telescope, English, c.1800, engraved to the drawer tube 'Gilbert & Wright London', telescope with polished mahogany body, 4 drawer tubes, lens cap in a faux shagreen card case, telescope extended 108cm Footnote: Acording to Clifton Gilbert & Wright worked 1790-1805 when the company became Gilbert, Wright & Hooke
Large Reversible Surveyors Level By Morin, Paris, French, .1880, engraved ‘H. Morin, 11 Rue Dulong (Anct rue Boursault), Ateliers H Morin & Gensse a Paris’, level on 3 screw feet, engraved silver sale and vernier scale, long spirit level (empty), with reversible telescope with rack and pinion focusing and spirit level, 37cm long
ROYAL SMALL ARMS FACTORY - ENFIELD A RARE 7.62x51mm (NATO) 'MODEL L42A1' BOLT-MAGAZINE SNIPER RIFLE, serial no. M33831, converted at Enfield in 1971 from a BSA 1944 dated No.4T, 27 1/2in. free-floating hammer-forged nitro reproved barrel (in 1994), block and blade fore-sight, folding aperture rear sight, receiver fitted with a 'Telescope Straight Sighting L1A1' telescopic sight and marked 'TEL. STG. No 32 MK.3. OS 2039 A' with a line through it, and 'NO. 26038. 1240-99-963-2063. TEL. STRT. STG. L1A1. OS 2429 G.A.', in quickly-detachable mount, the mount marked 'M33900' with a line through it, and 'M33831', the receiver marked on the left side 'L42A1' the Enfield trademark and '71', the butt-stock collar marked on the left 'M47C. 1944. M33831.', manual safety, detachable box magazine marked 'CR141A 65 and 'M33831', (with two unmarked spares), halfstock, single barrel band, sling swivels, raised cheekpiece, 13in. pull including brass buttplate with central trapdoor, weight 10lb. (unscoped) 12lb. 8oz. (scoped). S1 - Sold as a Section 1 Firearm under the 1968 Firearms Act
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