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An assortment of various items, to include an axe and carrier, a pair of 1950s gators, a Solingen throwing knife, an Air Raid Warden door plaque, a compass, booklets and more (parcel)

A WW1 era 1917 dated military compass, named to the reverse ‘W.Gosling VC’.Nickel construction and broad arrow marked by F.Darton & Co London.William Gosling (1892-1945) was a Battery Sergeant of the Royal Field Artillery. He won his Victoria Cross during the battle of Arras on April 5th 1917.He was presented with his decoration by King George V on July 21st 1917.Plus, a milled brass compass marked to the dial by T.Cooke London, likely early 20th century.Condition: the nickel VC winner compass is at fault; the internal glass and needle is missing, but could potentially be repaired.The compass is in otherwise good cosmetic condition.The brass T.Cooke compass has some wear to the exterior of the case, but seems to work as it should.Viewing is recommended.

WWII era Mark III British Marching Compass by TG Co Ltd London, dated 1943, contained with a 1942 wedding pouch (paint loss and wear to casing, plus replacement screws fitted to viewing window, webbing shows normal service wear), plus another military style compass, possibly American (looks unused)

A small collection of military and associated compasses, including;A British WWII Bakelite example 1941 pattern by TG Co ltd, housed in a tan grain leather pouch in generally good condition with one screw missing from metal catchA US Vietnam War era by Stocker & Yale Inc, dated March 1975 (service wear and paint loss to casing)A Stanley of London brass surveying compass (tarnish and verdigris to case)A modern Stanley style brass surveying compass (good condition)

A selection of assorted militaria and related items including;Two William Rodgers knives with leather sheaths, both with antler handles (smaller knife has loose stitching on sheath)A military sewing kit, broad arrow marked for 1955 (service wear)Two British bayonet frogs, one leather, one webbing (staining and service wear to webbing)A 1964 dated British Army webbing compass caseBritish Army issued hand lamp (age related wear)A repro WWII long range Desert Group cap badge (one lug partly broken and one bent over)Four Irish Guards Bullion Rank Stars and two gilt brass Kings Crown Rank badges (good condition)Early 20th Century East Lancashire Regiment postcard (good condition)Two leather backed gilt brass chain chin straps for the Home Service pattern helmets (minor service wear)Two Indian made (tourist pieces) Kukri style knives minus sheaths (surface corrosion to blades)  

Contemporary Chinese framed compass

A walking stick with telescope/compass handle

A GROUP OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, comprising two brass sextants, a Sestrel Seafix hand held nautical compass and electronic navigation device, a Sestrel brass cased liquid-damped compass, a handheld brass compass by Stanley of London, and a modern mounted clock and barometer set marked 'Classic' (6) (Condition Report: fair condition, sd and missing parts, untested)

A Port barograph, modern sextet, compass, monocular microscope and plane

Late 18th Century Carved 'Sailors' Love Token Knitting Stick, inscribed with the names 'John Rowe March(c/y) 10.790' 'Elizabeth Sturdy', exceptionally carved with a cage enclosing two balls, a carved sand timer above, numerous mythical, nautical and other motifs including crescent moon, star, compass, anchor, fish, hippocampi, love heart, horned face with open mouth as the opening for needle, with chip carved and other decoration, 23.5cm

Vintage D.R. Compass pilots repeater 1809-44

A bone globe form compass. 4 cm high.

A Silva marine compass with bracket mount, together with a quantity of various compasses. Silva compass 8.5 cm diameter.

An early 20th century turned ebony miniature cauldron, the top inset with a compass, h.3cm, together with a gilt metal miniature fob watch with compass to the opposing side, dia.2.2cm. and an early 20th century gilt metal cased pocket compass in leather case, dia.5.5cm. (3)Ebony compass not working.Watch not currently running but compass on reverse is working.

A reproduction faux ivory pocket compass in the form of a globe, dia.4.2cm

A reproduction brass ship's compass, cased

An early 20th century pocket sextant, manufactured by Troughton & Sims of London for Kilpatrick & Co of Melbourne, No.751, in leather case; together with an early 20th century wooden cased compassSlight damage to brass banding. Small hole in wooden casing as pictured.

A collection of items to include a saccharometer, in a wooden box, 34cm, a ship's compass, radio, chess set and balance scales. Note: a non-transferable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for this item, ref BJDSQ4KY

A silver banded walking cane, a Harrods umbrella, walking stick with compass top, a shooting stick and one other walking stick

An early 20th century Sampson & Morden silver cigar piercer, 16g; together with a silver tapering cylindrical perfume bottle holder, Birmingham 1918, 11g; and a silver cannister with concealed compass within a screw cap, Birmingham 1901, 19g (3).

A silver padlock charm bracelet with approx 30 charms to include a compass, tankard, enamel shield for Arundel and others and similar charms, 66g.

A mixed collection of items to include boxed Brass Miniature Desktop Sundial Compass, Cased Geometry set. 1994 United Kingdom Brilliant Uncirculated Coin Collection, Loose Cutlery etc

suunto Co helsinki antique compass working in leather pouch

ww1 1917 verners pattern military compass in leather case compass maker e.koehn geneve

9ct gold Masonic ring, the oval carnelian with applied gold square and compass decoration, London 1961Condition Report:Approx 4.25gm, size V-W, max depth = 13mm, few light scratches to shank otherwise good condition

A hallmarked 9ct gold bangle weight 17.4g, together with two hallmarked 22ct gold wedding bands, gross weight 3.8g, an Isle of Man 1/10oz crown coin, a hallmarked 9ct gold locket, a base metal compass fob, three gold plated pendants and a cross stamped '925' (10)

A limited edition boxed Red Bull Racing Casio Ediface 5303 ERA-200RB mens wristwatch with stainless steel case and strap. Black face with luminous hour markers and hands. 10 bar water resistance, digital compass, thermometer, world time, stopwatch, alarm and auto LED backlight. Complete with original lacquered watch/trinket box, outer box, label, instruction book and extra links. Battery indicator to face flashing.

Mixed Toys & Games - Nine boxed Disney figure ornaments (to include Christmas Magic examples), Dreamworks plastic figures (including Shrek), boxed Rupert Bear friction-power car, Terminator ltd edn 2-part box set, Barbie Doll, Waddington's Monopoly, Walt Disney Pinocchio jigsaw puzzle, Waddington's 'The Battle of the Little Big Horn'', boxed Fireman Sam fire engine & figures, carded New Line Productions The Golden Compass Lee Scoresby figure, etc (2 boxes)

A mid-century style teak veneered dressing table/desk, with rising top revealing a mirror, two fitted drawers and raised on compass legs. 140x75x71cm

A Navicom portable VHF maritime radio, RT411, boxed; others Cobra Marine, MR HH330; Sportrakpro marine Magellan; Yachting World Magazine bound volume January 7th 1938 to December 30th 1938; Lensatic Compass etc

Artillery sighting compass by Elliott Bros, Artillery sighting compass by Elliott Bros, Charing Cross, London. With leather case.7.5cm diameter

Artillery sighting compass Artillery sighting compass by Troughton and Simms London, the lid engraved A. F. Hamilton, in leather case9.5cm long.

A Sestral, Henry Browne & Son hand bearing compass with turned oak handle, 8 1/4" long

Third Reich NSDAP Political Armband, being a red wool armband with central black swastika. No label to the interior. Some minor moth holes. Accompanied by a NSDAP Political Leaders tunic button, officers marching compass and some paper money. These items were brought home by Corporal Eric Albert Kerridge Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), he was stationed in Kiel and it is believed it was here that he picked up these items and the other war souvenirs which are listed in this auction. A pdf of his history and service can be provided to the winning bidder.

WW2 German Luftwaffe Aircrew Wrist Compass, good example of a liquid filled Luftwaffe issue wrist compass with its original strap. Issue stamped ‘Fl 23235-1’. Generally good condition.

WW2 German Luftwaffe Aircraft Navigators Compass, fine example with the mounting base having the aluminium plaque ‘Funkpeilanzeigegerät’. Outer metal casing retains much of the original Luftwaffe grey paint finish. Large navigation dial with silhouette of aircraft. Remains in generally good condition.

A 9 CARAT GOLD MASONIC COMPASS PENDANT CHESTER 1912 The compass and set square with etched decoration; together with a silver and red and white paste set City of London Shield brooch, London 1998; and a silver crest badge of the Worshipful Company of Scientific Instrument Makers, with blue and black enamel and gilt decoration, London 1991 Size/dimensions: first 3.6cm long; second 3.2cm long; third 4.5cm long Gross weight: 21.8 grams Condition Report: Some wear commensurate with age and use, some rubbing to gilding. Condition Report Disclaimer

An early 19th century Scottish silver mounted rams horn snuff mullunmarked, the lid with hinged thistle shaped and circular plaque engraved with Masonic set square and compass, the collar engraved 'Jas Andrew 1820'Length 9cm.Condition: The hinged lid does no completely close flush. Stable hairline crack running halfway round horn on the inside of the curl.

A rope twist gold neck chain with Singers Patent compass swivel ball fobunmarked, the chain with push barrel clasp, the fob with double engraved crest chain Length 39cm., total weight approx. 26.4cmCondition: The compass without needle.

Grays Pottery lustre ware oversized cup and saucer with sailing ship 'Adelaide' to one side and The Sailors Farewell the other, the saucer with compass decoration, height 9cm, diameter 20cm

WW1 British marching compass by Verners no71088 dated 1917, in leather case stamped R Stafford 1917, also crudely inscribed 2nd LT DB McL BW (possibly Black Watch)

Military compass Type P10 number 7997T, in fitted case with broad arrow mark to cartouche, case dimension W23 x D23 x H14cm

WW2 compass type P11 No.11242, AM under crown to cartouche and ink stamped 23rd March 1944 to case lid, case dimensions W18 x D18 x H12cm

 WW2 RAF Aircraft Compass consisting Type P4A (6B/1671) example.  Grey painted body with blackened edge dial.  Fluid absent.  Contained in its grey painted wooden transit box .LOT CHANGED 

A collection of Vintage chrome plate whistles, including Emca Boy Scouts, Aldershot Stores, a Boy Scout's with attached compass, Acme whistle etc

A boxed sextant, a boxed brass compass, and a fold-out globe with compass inside (3)

An early 20th-century compass and mirror clinometer by J. Hicks, 8 Hatton Garden London, registered design 14th March 1901, in leather case, together with a pair of marine binoculars in leather case.Provenance: Compass/Clinometer - Captain Donald Bremner RA (1864-1935). Engraved 'D Bremner' to both sides and further inscribed in ink to the case.Marine Binoculars - Flt Lt Francis Donald Holden Bremner RNAS (1893-1983). The leather case bears impressed initials F.D.H.B.Offered by direct descent.

A WW2 Escape and Evasion Compass in a shirt collar stud, plus a further small escape compass (2)

A mahogany box containing an assortment of collectables. Including coins, a compass, cufflinks, RAF badge, dice and folding spectacles

Two miners lamps, a quantity of assorted keys, a pocket compass, a horn glass engraved 'Mer de Glace' in leather fitted case and other items 

Cased compass and His Master's Voice tin of needles (2) 

Compass and a set of Harrison sovereign scales (2) Condition ReportPlease see new images that show the lid. Compass does not appear to function, but does move.

WWI compass in leather case, dated 1917, and two white metal Royal Air Force sweetheart badges (3) 

Husun Dead-Beat compass, no.5190, PATd GT.BRIT.127135, 16cm diameter 

WWI compass, no.130577, 1918 to back 

A Rare Armand Compass Dial With Ballooning Scene, French, Second Half 18th century,the dial signed Armand A PARIS, with glazed dome top housing a white enamel compass bearing eight points, and dial divided 6-12, 1-6, with gnomon and three supporting struts, mounted within a box with ornately decorated exterior, the interior with tortoiseshell inlay and ring, the underside of the lid with a gold-plated medallion finely engraved with a scene of a hot air balloon, 3in (7.5cm) diameter1in (2.5cm) high Footnotes:Jacques Etienne Armand was a skilled maker of sundials who was apprentice to Canivet in 1747. His career is recorded as spanning the years 1755-1780, but otherwise little is known of his life or the instruments he produced. The Montgolfier Brothers first balloon flights captured the public imagination in France and were depicted in contemporary prints, which coincided with Armand's career. The presence of the ballooning scene within the box may have been a method of appealing to this emerging market. Another Armand compass dial can be seen in the form of a fob compass in the collection of the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, Object No. AST0336.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Jesse Ramsden Brass Theodolite, English, Late 18th century,signed Ramsden, London, E.R, the telescope with rack-and-pinion focusing, supported by two brackets above, half-circle of degrees, above circular platform with 360-degree silver scale and vernier, two bubble levels mounted at right angles, magnetic compass, staff-head mount with four levelling screws, in fitted mahogany case, together with folding tripod, the instrument 13 1/2in (34cm) high Footnotes:Jesse Ramsden (1735-c.1800) was a leading figure in the design and production of mathematical instrument makers, since starting his London business in 1762. His Theodolite design was used on numerous high precision surveys from 1784, and contributed to his election to the Royal Society in 1786. In addition to Theodolites, Ramsden built balances, barometers, sextants, and other precision instruments. Ramsden had William Cary as an apprentice, before Cary went into the globe making business with his brother John Cary, the workshop situated further along the Strand from Ramsden's.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Troughton & Simms Brass Theodolite, English, Mid-19th century,signed TROUGHTON & SIMMS LONDON, the telescope with rack-and-pinion focusing, mounted on two brackets above half-circle of degrees, with silver scale and vernier, on staff-head mount with compass, two bubble levels mounted at right angles, and 360-degree silver scale with vernier, on four level screws, in original fitted case, together with folding tripod, the instrument 11in (28cm) high Footnotes:The firm Troughton & Simms was established in 1826, when the renowned instrument maker Edward Troughton (1753-1835) partnered with William Simms (1793-1860). The business continued to produce precise surveying and navigational instruments throughout the 19th century, including telescopes, Theodolites, and surveyor's levels.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Edward Nairne Octagonal Brass Horizontal Sundial, English, Late 18th Century,signed E Nairne London, engraved with compass rose and cardinal points, hour and minutes scale and mounted with shaped gnomon, 9in (23cm) wide Footnotes:Edward Nairne (1726-1806) is recorded at his own London workshop by 1752, on Cornhill opposite the Royal Exchange. Nairne took on numerous apprentices over the course of his career, most notably the instrument maker Thomas Blunt.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A George Adams Senior 12-inch Terrestrial Table Globe, English, circa 1766,the sphere with hand coloured gores and cartouche printed To His Most Sacred MAJESTY GEORGE THE THIRD King of Great Britain Etc. This new Globe of the EARTH correctly laid down accordingly to ye best Observations & latest Discoveries Is most humbly Inscribed By His Majesty's most dutiful & obliged Subject & Servant G Adams Sold by G Adams Mathematical Instrument Maker to the King at Tycho Brahes Head Fleet Street London , mounted in brass meridian with engraved circle of degrees, within horizon ring applied with printed calendar and zodiac scales, supported by four mahogany brackets above turned column and tripod base with stretcher centred by magnetic compass and printed compass rose Made by G Adams in Fleet St London, 22in (56cm) high Footnotes:Provenance:Ex-Lot 54, Christie's, London, Travel, Science and Natural History, 23 September 2010.George Adams Senior (1709-1772) published a treatise in 1766 on the use of two pairs of globes that he made, of 12-inch and 18-inch diameter. The present 12-inch terrestrial globe was published before Cook's voyages in around 1766, and the coastline of New Holland (Australia) is inaccurate. Further identifiable features include Van Diemen's Land shown as part of the large land mass, and only a basic outline of part of New Zealand's coastline is depicted.Literature:see Millburn, J.R., Adams of Fleet Street, Oxford, 2000.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com