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Interesting and unusual five-sided pedestal cube sundial, supported upon a scratch turned baluster column and rectangular base fitted with a compass, five brass gnomon and a plum bob, 9.25" high overall

Good multi-functional brass desk piece, the cubed case fitted with a clock timepiece, barometer and temperature dials and with a calendar to the back, surmounted by a compass and supported upon an angled birds eye walnut base with four square brass feet, 4.5" high

Old compass inscribed Stanley, London no. 1825 within hinged mirrored lid opening to reveal the compass and two small spirit levels, also signed again to the base plate; also an old cockpit clock without hands, pocket barometer, interesting old movement etc

A 9ct gold and enamel Masonic ring, square top with inset compass and square enamel details, width approx 10mm, S, total gross weight approx 8.2gms in a J.W Benson of Bond street box Condition report: Good- some enamel wear and fine scratches to all, 

A NOVELTY WALKING STICK, the handle as a telescope and compass. 39ins high.

A GOOD BONE FOLDING COMPASS 3.5ins x 2.25ins

Brass compass in case

A Sestrel brass ship's compass no 6464/TMO 25cm diameter.

Box of cameras, work light, compass, ammeter etc

A box containing assorted ceramic and other collectable items including Royal Winton teapot, perspex compass, etc.

A vintage whistle with inset compass - sold with a 1913 football medallion, a silver nugget pendant, etc.

Great War Royal Naval Air Service / Royal Air Force Observers Medal & Log Book Grouping, consisting of British War and Victory medals “LIEUT F.L. MORRISON R.A.F.”, in card boxes of issue. This lot also includes numerous items of insignia, his original flying goggles and wrist compass. Selection of original documents including a Duty Ration Book, Signal card book with handwritten notes and his RNAS Pilots Flying Log Book inscribed FL MORRISON SUB LIEUT RNVR on the front cover and covering the period from 16th October 1916 to his last flight on 14th October 1918. Frank Leslie Morrison was born in Brighton on the 24th August 1892. Enlisting into the RNAS in August 1915 his service number was F7491 and his occupation was that of a Draughtsman. In October 1916 was granted a Commission as a Sub-Lieutenant in the RNVR for meteorological duties with this terminating in April 1917 when following his training he was appointed an Observer Sub-Lieutenant. Serving in Greenwich, Eastchurch, Vindex, East Fortune and Orotava he then transferred to the RAF with service in 278 and 206 Sqns before being transferred to the unemployed list on 24th March 1919. Medal entitlement confirmed as BWM and VM only. He was married in April 1922 and by 1939 he was living with his wife Alice in Woking with his occupation shown as a Public Works Contractor, he was also a volunteer A.R.P. warden. Frank Leslie Morrison died in Woking in July 1977.

Rare WW2 Kenya Independent Squadron Cap Badge, cast blackened brass with two integral lugs to the reverse. A compass pointing to the " K.I.S. " title scroll to the centre of a wreath of laurel above tri-part angular scrolls bearing the motto. To the top of the wreath is a small letter " D" in recognition of the Units founder Major J.J.Drought. It is believed less than 100 of these badges were produced for this Special Forces unit.

WW2 German Kriegsmarine Compass Guide Top, fine example of a luminous dial top for a marine compass which is marked with eagle over M Kriegsmarine acceptance stamp and “D.S TYPE 14/1”. Please note due to the material this item is made from, we are not able to offer shipping to clients outside of the UK.

British 1914 Leather Belt, dark brown leather waist belt with two piece brass snake clasp. Stamped with a makers mark (not clear) and 1914 date. Remains in generally good condition. Accompanied by a volunteer pattern belt with its universal pattern waist belt clasp; Another dark brown leather belt with brass fitting and row of leather spacers for the fitting of ammunition; Elliot Brothers Ltd large blackened brass compass in its original brown leather carry case. Generally all in good condition.

Grouping of Personal Effects of a WW1 British Soldier, consisting of a cloth kit roll with various items of personal effects including razor, fork, button cleaners etc; Royal Navy blue cloth kit roll with two pockets fitted; British army issue brush with remains of the stamps to the wood section, date unclear; 1916 metal rectangular tin; small officers compass, missing its backing plate.

3x WW1 British Officers Compass, all being blackened brass examples housed in the original brown leather carry cases. Two having 1918 dates and one dated 1915. Various conditions. (3 items)

3x WW1 British Officers Compass, all being blackened brass examples housed in original brown leather cases. Dated 1914, 1917 and 1918. Accompanied by a two piece clinometer in brown leather case. (4 items)

A WWII aircraft compass, type P10, Location

A military marching compass dated 1942 together with three pairs of binoculars and a military scope.

AN OVERSIZED VICTORIAN SILVER HUNTER CASED "RAILWAY TIMEKEEPER" POCKET WATCH by WM Beazley, London, white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds, the case engraved with masonic compass and square motif, London 1855, 6.5cm diameter.

A QUEEN VICTORIA 1900 "SOUTH AFRICA TIN, A MINIATURE FIELDINGS JERRY NO1" NAZI CHAMBER POT, a 1914-18 Great War MEDAL awarded to Lieut E.T GRIMETT, RNVR, a "Suffolk" Regt BADGE, a circular COMPASS in a paper pill box, a National Fire Brigade Association BADGE and four other ITEMS. (8)

Brass Time Clock presented to Captain R. H. Boyle by the members of the Sergent's Mess 16th QL on his Retirement on 25th March 1889 along with a Brass Compass

THREE WOODEN BOXES AND A COMPASS SET

A Late Victorian Masonic brass vesta case decorated with the square and compass and scrolls with a Laurel wreath

Suunto Stinger Divers Computer wristwatch, 48mm (box with outer box, instruction manual, receipt dated 31/8/11, spare bracelet, Suunto Diving brochure); together with a Suunto Diving Compass, with wrist strap, 65mm (box, instructions); Casio G-Shock gentleman's wristwatch, quartz, 42mm; Casio Edifice gentleman's wristwatch, quartz, 46mm (box with outer sleeve, tag, warranty, instructions); Rotary wristwatch, quartz, 35mm (box, guarantee, spare link); Stentor World Time gentleman's wristwatch, 35mm; Roneor wristwatch, 31mm and a further mid-size wristwatch, 30mm (8)

A WWI Military Issue War Department pocket compass stamped W F Holmes, Birmingham VI, 43948, 1918, together with a pair of cased binoculars A/F, WWI 'The King's Badge' in original box, 'Active Service' Testament 1914-15, a British Red Cross Society 'For War Service 1914-1918' Medal, 'Trench Art' Ypres Somme Arras 1916-17 matchbox metal case, a brass tray depicting three WWI soldiers shaking hands, together with a miniature 'Album Souvenir' locket containing fold-out pictures of Ypres during the Great War, and a Swiss Army knife

Royal Mint - 'The Official China Commemorative Coin Collection' part set of 13 silver proof Chinese 5 and 10 Yuan coins to include the 1989-1991 and 1993 China Silver Panda coins, 'The First Kites', 'The First Compass', 'Maritime Discovery' and others

A brass Inclinometer: with square and compass frame and calibrated arc, mounted on a wooden base, 27cm wide..

A lacquered brass miner's level by Troughton & Simms:, the 11 inch main tube signed as per title with cased spirit levels and rack and pinion focus, over a 3 1/2 inch silvered compass, on a four screw adjustment base, in a fitted case with Vickers Instrument Northern Repair Depot label to interior, together with a mahogany tripod.

A late 18th century surveying level and compass by W & S Jones, London: constructed in lacquered brass with 20 inch rack and pinion adjust telescope over spirit bubble on a 'Y' shaped frame, with 3 1/2 inch silvered compass signed as per title, raised on a baluster tripod mount, in a fitted wooden case stamped with retailer's mark for 'B R Force & Son , Exeter'.

An 18th century steel spectacle case: engraved 'F Line , 1726' over Masonic compass and square, together with a pair of steel framed spectacles with dark glass lenses and mesh side shades. (2)

A Victorian brass binnacle from the Barnstaple Ketch 'Emma Louise': fitted 3 inch dry card compass by H Hughes, London, the interior of the binnacle case inscribed 'Emma Louise, 1880' , with large oval observation window and double lamp holders with later turned wooden covers, raised on a teak wooden stand, 109cm high, together with an octagonal walnut veneered bulkhead clock from the same vessel (2) *Notes- The Emma Louise was built in Barnstaple by William Westacott and was the last wooden vessel to be built by them. Her first owners were Francis Drake and Samuel Berry. A reference is made to the ship in 'Somerset Harbours' Farr, G , 1954 pages 150-151 in which he relates a conversation with Captain Philip Rale of the Emma Louise regarding her condition. Later on in 1954 the Emma Louise was taken from Minehead to Appledore and broken up.

A square brass binnacle from the motor fishing vessel 'Jose' of Penzance: the 4 inch liquid filled compass in a gimballed mount with a square case with lift up glazed windows and rectangular lamp box to one side, 32 x 25 x 20cm, with attached brown label inscribed ' This brass binnacle and compass was on the motor fishing vessel 'Jose' from Penzance. The vessel was in service at the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940 and then used as a fire float on the Thames in London for the duration of the war'

A cased Marine Distance meter: together with a WWII brass MkII vernier compass in leather case, a Bakelite MK I magnetic marching compass, a cased steel polar planimeter, a Woodhouse & Rawson voltmeter and a part Japanese hand held compass by Saura in case.(6)

A WWI period 'Faithful Freddie' pattern submarine binnacle by Kelvin Bottomley & Baird Ltd, Glasgow: binnacle number '1134', with 3 1/2 inch liquid filled compass in a gimballed mount under a domed cover with handle and observation windows, the body with flinders bars and red/green compensation balls, maker's plaque as per title to front over sliding brass access door, 45cm high

A 'Faithful Freddie' submarine compass: 3 inch liquid filled compass in gimballed mount numbered '2408' the mount stamped en suite, domed brass cover with double observation windows, brass flinders bars with black compensation balls, the case stamped 'No 1048K', on a teak body with sliding brass access door , electrical connector and black painted base, 47cm high

A Victorian brass and oak binnacle: the 5 inch compass card by Cooke, Hull in a Husun 'Dead- Beat' case numbered '10052' on a gimballed mount under a circular cover with oval observation window and circular lamp wells to either side, mounted on an oak octagonal stand, 55cm high.

A Continental silver open face sailing chronometer: unsigned with presentation inscription to back for Sidmouth Sailing Club dated 1913, together with two silver plated open face 'Yachting Timers' one with presentation inscription to case, a 19th century mahogany compass case, fitted with calibrated brass quadrant, spirit bubble and folding sights (incomplete, case damaged) (4)

A Sowester 4 inch liquid filled 'Bosun' Compass in original box:

MEDALLIONS, BADGES, PENKNIVES & OTHER COLLECTABLES - a mixed group to include Leyton & District Eisteddfod medallions awarded to A Roberts for Elecution 1925 and '27, National Life Saving Award, two Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing same recipient, Northamptonshire Regiment Gibraltar Castle with Talavera scrolls in carved mother of pearl badges, copper snuff box, Suprex vintage pedometer, German pocket compass, six various vintage pocket knives and other interesting collectables

MIXED COLLECTABLES to include vintage compass, small quantity of coinage, railway uniform buttons and badges and a quantity of other similar items

A Reproduction Circular Brass Compass Inscribed for Deutsche Reichsbahn, 5.5cm Diameter

A Reproduction Brass Circular Pocket Compass/Sundial, 5cm Diameter

A Reproduction Chromed Sine Compass as Made by Stanley of London

Nikon and Other Accessories, a Nikon MC-20 multi-function wired release, a Nikon MC-30 remote wired release, a Nikon SU-4 wireless slave flash controller, some cased Hoya round filters, a number of cased Cokin square filters, two Teleplus N-AF teleconverters, a Dubois Sun Position compass, a green 3m x 2m backdrop in packaging and other items

A Gebruder Wichmann surveyor's compass, in wooden case, 10cm x 16cm.

A mid-19th Century brass Abraham & Dancer Improved Compound Monocular Microscope, with eyepiece, objective, rack and pinion stage focusing, with mechanical stage of similar stage but, apparently, no means of attachment to pillar limb, mirror, compass joint to base and flat tripod, signed 'Abraham & Dancer, Manchester', with objective, in can, lieberkuhn, two Abraham and Dancer slides and wheel of stops, in fitted case, circa 1843, 230mm wide, F, case F, lacks cartouche

WW1 Verners Pattern military compass, by E.R. Watts & Son, London, 1914, in case.

Black japanned brass military compass by Henry Browne & Son, together with a cased pair of binoculars

20th Century steel cased compass with silvered dial, inscribed Whittnauer, the outer case stamped U.S

Small Middle Eastern brass and leather purse, a brass cased pocket compass, cigarette lighter, plated trophy cup and a pair of cased reproduction balance scales

World War I brass cased pocket compass, marked Verner's Pattern VIII, together with a Continental nickel plate pedometer (at fault)

Ships floating compass on brass gimbal base

Early WW2 German Bezard Compass.

Boer War period J.W.Stewart Verners Sergeants Compass circa late 1880's early 1900's.

A Solingen hunting knife inset with a compass together with a folding rig knife (2).

A Box of Miscellaneous. To include Two Brass Desk Cannons, A Compass Set, A Group of Cigarette Cards and a Small Collection of EPNS.

Stanley of London Brass Antique Surveying Compass.

Unusual walking stick, handle made out of a smoker pipe with compass