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A mixed lot including a brass compass, leather holster, 'Slade Wallace' style belt and rifle sling, powder flask etc

Two WWII era (dated 1944) map cases with a 1943 dated pair of military binoculars No.2 Mk III with 1939 dated case plus a cased compass

A mixed lot including a boxed compass, R.O.C. aircraft recognition cards and three whistles including an A.R.P. example etc

A boxed R.A.F. hand bearing compass with a cased P10 compass

MILITARY POCKET COMPASS,along with a carriage clock, vintage slide rule and a tie press (4)

Oil on board20cm x 25.5cm (8in x 10in)Exhibited: Compass Gallery, Glasgow, Robin Philipson, 1971, no.18Footnote: Provenance: From the collection of the late Dr Angus Gibson, to be sold to support the University of Edinburgh Art Collection

Mixed media43cm x 30.5cm (17in x 12in)Provenance: Compass Gallery, GlasgowFrom the collection of the late Dr Angus Gibson, to be sold to support the University of Edinburgh Art CollectionFootnote: Note: Having won two travel awards whilst a student and living in France for fourteen years before World War Two, Redpath resumed regular travelling in Europe from the late 1940s. She spent an extended period of time in Spain in the Spring of 1951, which provided subject matter for her work over several years. Redpath was drawn to the rich and ornate decoration of Catholic churches, particularly of their interiors. This can be seen in the present work, which is an attractive view through to an intimate altar setting and was probably executed on the spot.

MEDITERRANEAN PORTS AND HARBOURS - A collection of c. 120 manuscript coastal charts in an album, 230 x 315mm., dated variously 1720-1804.MEDITERRANEAN PORTS AND HARBOURS - A collection of c. 120 manuscript coastal charts in pen-and-ink and grey wash, dated variously between 1720-1804, including Antibes, Alicante, Genova, Cagliari, Ferrara, Gibraltar, Ibiza, La Ciotat, Lampidosa, Languedoc, Livorno, Majorca, Marseille, Malaga, Malta, Menorca, Messina, Naples, Palermo, Taranto and Tangiers, some titles in baroque cartouches, each chart with a compass rose and scale, many with plans of fortifications, a few unbound at the end, 230 x 315mm., bound in an album of contemporary limp vellum (a little worn and stained). Provenance: some old illegible Italian annotation and arithmetic to lower cover.

Mixed lot of objects of virtue, etc to include; bone snuff box, Policeman's whistle, reproduction wooden cased compass, '8 Days' car clock, Dunhill lighter, pill box etc

Pocket barometer, together with an ivory ruler, wooden case compass etc

A SILVER CHATELAINE MESH PURSE stamp holder, and miniature circular compact, all chain linked to a ring, together with three unmarked white metal bracelets one with a silver compass (3)

A landing compass, by Dent & Co & Johnson Ltd, the brass outer ring dated 1917, diameter 13cm, in wooden case, together with a Silva gimbal compass (2).

A Victorian dry card desk top compass, in oak case, diameter 16.5cm.

A gimbal compass, in an oak case with glazed top, labelled for Philip Tacey Ltd, width 15.5cm, together with another, the Dirigo, by Sherman, Seattle and another gimbal compass in a case (3).

A WWI black lacquered brass military compass, engraved 'H.P.Dixon 5th Durham Light Infantry', the leather case similarly engraved, height 9cm, together with a WWII marching compass by TG Co Ltd, London No B63575 1940 Mk III (For The Gramophone Company, made by F Barker & Son) in a canvas case (2).

A Swiss Verner's patent WWI marching compass, by E. Koehn, brass cased, diameter 5.5cm, together with a WWII marching compass by F Barker & Son, dated 1939 (2).

A prismatic brass surveying compass, late 19th century, with silvered dial, diameter 10cm, in leather case, together with an RSA Mk IV service pattern Abney level, in leather case and a Stanley Abney level (3).

A Royal Navy magnetic unmounted compass, with broad arrow mark, diameter 10.5cm, cased, together with a dry card gimbal compass, cased (2).

A brass and lacquered marching compass, engraved H Holt Lieut R.A.M.C.contained in a Finnigans leather case, similarly named, together with another brass military compass (2).

A German pre-1945 Bakelite 'Marsch Kompass', height 7.5cm, together with a German black lacquered army compass, numbered 2660, with leather case and a Russian compass (3).

A WWI lacquered brass marching compass, by Frederick Bateman & Co, London, leather case, together with a US Creagh-Osborne marching compass, Mk VII by Sperry Gyroscope, number 48748 (2).

A WWII Air Ministry Astro compass, in a grey painted ministry box, height 21.5cm, together with another similar (2).

A WWII marching compass, the lacquered case stamped T.G.Co Ltd, No B312840, 1945 MkIII (For The Gramophone Company, made by F Barker & Son), the leather case dated 1941, height 10.5cm, together with a bakelite marching compass by the same (2).

A ship's brass gimbal compass, by Kelvin, Bottomley & Baird Ltd, Captain Chetwynd's patent, No 25965/06, diameter 15.5cm.

A WWI Verner's patent Swiss made marching compass, by B-L, dated 1915, the leather case inscribed ...Tabor M.G.Coy, height 9cm, together with another marching compass, by F Barker & Son ltd, dated 1939, in a canvas case (2).

A brass equinoctial compass sundial, 19th century, with folding blued steel gnomon in a mahogany case with lift-off lid, 8.5cm square.

A WWI Verner's patent lacquered brass marching compass, by E Koehn, Geneva, dated 1917, diameter 5.5cm, in leather case, together with two other brass marching compasses (3).

A WWI marching compass, by F Barker & Son, London, dated 1918, in a Wolfsky & Co leather case, another, by J. Hicks, London, dated 1913, in a J.B.Brooks & Co case and a Short & Mason compass dated 1912 (3).

A WWI brass and lacquered marching compass, by Short & Mason Ltd, London, diameter 5.5cm, leather case dated 1917, together with another, Barker's patent, J H StewardLtd, Strand London, leather case (2).

A Surveyor's black lacquered sighting compass, with green card dial, leather cased, overall height 11.5cm, together with a Verners nickel cased marching compass, stamped number 176 (2).

A lacquered brass military handheld compass, early 20th century, in a leather case, height 9cm, together with a black lacquered Brunton compass (2).

A dry card travelling gimbal compass, circa 1900, brass cased in wooden travel box, the compass diameter 6.5cm, the case width 10.5cm, together with a Thornton boxwood parallel rule, two plotting compasses and a Steward instrument, marked in degrees, cased (5)

A 19th brass marching compass, 'The Skeleton', retailed by Dixey, New Bond Street, in leather case, together with another similar compass (2).

A brass cased compass with screw top lid featuring the Titanic. Picture and writing detail inside and out of lid. Approx. 7.75cm diameter.

3 metal cased compasses. A large brass cased compass with screw top lid featuring a perpetual calendar (approx. 8cm diameter); a copper & brass compass with glass panelled lid marked 'Made for Royal Navy' (approx. 7cm diameter) and a small folding sundial compass in the form of a pocket watch with glazed interior panel (approx. 4.5cm diameter).

Masonic and Friendly Society Interest - a 19th century brass and steel trivet, the adjustable plateau pierced with square and compass, wheels, and inscribed Forget Me Not, turned handle, 34cm long, c.1860

An early 20th century pocket compass, in chrome hunter case with hanger, front engraved "C Haseler Birmingham VI 7812 1918"

A 9ct rose gold graduated curb link albert, (broken), together with a pair of 9ct gold cufflinks, total weight approx 47g, together with a gold plated swivel compass fobCondition report: Albert- wear to links overall and one broken, some rubbing to the '375' stamps on the links, general wearCufflinks- hallmarks clear, general wear but no significant visible damageCompass- size approx 18mm diameter, some general wear but no significant visible damageRefer to images

Two boxes/drawers of various planes including a Record No. 020 compass plane, a Stanley No. 220 plane, four various jack planes, plough plane, nine various moulding planes, wooden spoke shave, various clamps, bradawls etc

A SUNDIAL COMPASS

German Third Reich Nord Hamburg Deutches Youth / Hitler Youth Bann 188 shirt. Good scarce small boys size brown shirt with single black epaulet embroidered 188 in blue and with supporting pebble button bearing 2. The left sleeve with golden yellow on black Nord Hamburg trianlge over a red disc embroidered with single white rune. Turn back cuffs and pleated pockets with composite buttons. Left breast pocket, central pleat bearing small silvered NSDAP National Youths Sports Badge swastika stickpin, has black Bakelite pea whistle with compass one side. Inside of collar with black stamped H 880 6/9501 31. Service wear.

WW1 RFC RNAS Aircraft Compass. A good example of the Air Compass Type 5/17. Made by Dent & Johnson Ltd. GC Clean condition.

A WWI Verner's compass dated 1915 with leather case.

A Citizen Eco-Drive wristwatch together with two Digital Video Watches and a reproduction compass style 'Voyager Clock".

A Victorian gold coloured metal watch key; a gold plated Albert with fob; a compass; a bosun's whistle; 9ct gold dress ring, two others, 12.7g gross

WW1 and WW2 British cap badges to include: Army Cyclist Corps, WW1 Brass KOSB, Notts & Derbys, Officers Bronze Notts & Derbys, Argyll& Sutherland Highlanders, RA, Loyal North Lancs, Leicesters, RUR, Welsh Guards, Borders, Northamponshires, RE, The Welsh, RWF, Glousters, ATS, Camerons, RAOC, RTR, RAPC, West Yorks, The Buffs, Derby School JTC, Middlesex Regt, Devons a/f, Army Denist Corps, collar dogs, ARP silver lapel badge, buttons, Sweetheart brooches, plus a compass set, spectacles, etc.

WW2 British mixed militaria: Union Flag, multipart construction, size 86cm x 175cm, no markings: two large sections of olive drab US Parachute silk, no markings: British Alldis Signaling Lamp with Morse Key: RAF Air Ministry marked P8 Spitfire Compass, glass broken but still liquid filled: Wireless headset: pair of binoculars a/f and case: 4 draw Telescope by Silberrad, London, optics cloudy: Unmarked 4 draw telescope, optics cloudy: National Service 1950's paperwork collection, including a safe conduct pass from Malaya.

WW1 British Scrap book of Newspaper cuttings from The Times dating from 1914 through to 1918 along with a brass button stick marked "Patent No.116972/17" and a WD marked brass compass mounted on a wooden pointer marked "G" and "D". (3)

WW1 British compass maker marked and dated "Cruchon & Emons, London 1915". Good original finish but glass to face broken. Complete with original borwn leather carrying case and strap which is additionally maker marked and dated "T. French & Son Ltd. London 1917". Faint ink unit markings to case. Original owner military Chaplain of the Royal Army Chaplains Dept.

WW2 British RAF Form F Combat Report dated 11/11/40 detailing a probable kill by P/O Edward P Wells of B Flight, 41 Sqn RAF flying a Spitfire and destroying a Heinkel Hs.126 over Cape Gris Nez. Two sheets giving details of the action along with an Escape and Evasion Compass.

A 9ct gold watch chain, with attached stirrup shaped fob, inset with a compass, total approx. weight 19gms

A REPRODUCTION BRINTON MILITARY COMPASS CONTAINED IN A TINTIN TIN

A George IV silver gilt child's rattle with whistle terminal, embossed with foliate scrolls and hung with two bells, Birmingham 1822 by John Bettridge, length 8.6cm (lacking coral teether and four bells), together with a pair of George III bright cut engraved silver tongs, maker's mark of Thomas Tookey, total weight 54g, a frosted glass French bulldog head pendant with plated collar mount and a brass mounted compass fob pendant.Buyer’s Premium 24.5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price.

Small bronze propeller, together with a cast iron ship's anchor and a gimballed compass marked 'Simpson Lawrence'. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Queen Elizabeth tin box, the interior revealing; cap badges, chrome plated compass marked US, 1939-45 unnamed War and Star medals. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Bunhart plated metal stopwatch with leather belt mount, together with a British First World War period Short & Mason Army marching compass dated 1910. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

A GEM-SET AND CULTURED PEARL 'CARDAN' NECKLACE, BY MARINA BSet with polished pink sapphires (possibly synthetic) and citrine beads, alternating with cultured pearls, mounted in 18K gold, signed Marina B, maker's mark, numbered, Italian assay mark, length 81cm As the name suggests, Marina Bulgari is the granddaughter of Bulgari's founding father, Sotirio Bulgari. Her father, Constantino was Bulgari's eldest son and held a central role in the family firm. As a young woman though, Marina had other interests, amongst them aspirations of becoming a mathematician as well as a keen interest in sailing. It was inevitable that she would succumb to pressures to join the family firm and, by 1973, she had become co-CEO with her cousin Gianni.Fuelled by an entrepreneurial spirit and an independent mind, Marina eventually left Bulgari in 1976 and struck out on her own. In 1978, she founded Marina B. For the next number of years, she travelled extensively and eventually opened stores in Geneva, London, Milan, Monte Carlo, Paris and New York. Creative Director and Chairman of Marina B today, Guy Bedarida describes her as a woman designing for women. She was hugely successful in the venture and has been highly acclaimed for her easy-to-wear structured and architectural designs in unusual colour tones and clever compositions.In the case of this Cardan necklace from the late 1980s, instead of stringing or threading the gemstones, Marina took inspiration from the joints of a gimbal compass used on her yacht so that the rounded link or joint wraps around the gemstone in an alternating pattern. Variations of this method and the very distinctive look it created were used in other collections such as the Pneu earrings and the Fusilli parure of the early 90s.Marina retired to Monte Carlo in the late 1990s and sold her firm. Today it is run by Guy Bedarida who has rejuvenated the brand while maintaining its original spirit and image.Condition Report: Pink stones: possibly pink sapphires and possibly synthetic, it is not unusual that Marina B used synthetic stones for the Cadran necklaces... all well matched in colour and sizeCitrine: of goldy-yellow hue, overall well matched in colour and sizePearls: of white tint, good lustre with pink and silver overtones, overall well matched in colour and sizeNormal signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 148.9g

Mixed Lot: Masonic signet ring with a compass and ruler motif, unmarked, tests 9ct gold, a signet ring engraved with the letter 'H', tests 9ct gold, g/w (2) 9.6gms, a yellow metal signet ring with monogram to panel, tests 18ct, 5.7gms, together with a 9ct stamped garnet dress ring, (4)

Mixed Lot: 9ct gold Masonic ring of open work design with compass and ruler motif, size M, a 9ct gold and garnet flowerhead cluster ring, size M/N (2)

‡John Bellany CBE, RA (Scottish 1942-2013) The Gambler Signed BELLANY (lower right) Watercolour 56.5 x 38.2cm Provenance: Fischer Fine Art Ltd, London; Compass Gallery, Glasgow, where purchased by the present private collector, May 1990