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Preisdatenbank abonnierenER WATTS & SON OF LONDON; a WWII period clinometer field mkVI no.4332 with hand engraved inscription 'Cl/Lan 1 Boosey & Hawkes 68', and two 1960s military issued aviation compasses, the first inscribed 'Medium Landing Compass No.4410 H', and the second 'Type 06A No.43668 D', both with military broad arrow marks, all cased (3).Additional InformationGeneral wear and tear throughout.
An original WWII Second World War Luftwaffe German cockpit compass, by repute from a crashed Messerschmitt BF 110C-4, which was attacked by a fighter during the Battle of Britain on 6th September 1940. It is believed that the attacking plane was a Hurricane from 111 Squadron. The attack took place during a mission over Kenley. The Messerschmitt was abandoned by the crew who safely bailed out following an explosion in the aircraft which then crash landed on the golf course at Cannons Hill, Coulsdon around 9.30am - where this compass was recovered as a souvenir. Provenance supplied by vendor. The bezel marked with ' FK38 ' and ' F123233 '. Interesting piece of German aircraft history.
A collection of original related WWII Second World War Burma Campaign ' Chindit ' related items - all to the same (unknown) owner. The collection comprising; a Burma Star medal (no ribbon), a large section of a torn silk ' escape ' map of Burma / Siam, a rare pair of field sunglasses, a monocular and a miniature 'escape ' brass compass. Interesting collection of related items.
A rare WWII Second World War MI9 issued ' Special ' matchbox with concealed compass and map. The matchbox being a ' General Gordon ' matchbox, with a false bottom which opens to house a miniature compass and folded section of map showing part of Europe. Rare and unusual item. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
An original WWII Second World War MI9 issued hidden ' Swinger ' type compass, within a gramophone needle. The swinger compass (to be used in water) fits discreetly into a channel to the rear of the Swiss-made gramophone needle. Supplied within its original lined case. Rare item. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
A rare original WWII Second World War MI9 issued 'special ' compass. The compass being an unmarked British made compass of miniature form, and was found secreted behind a false bottom within the box of matches. The matches being of Italian origin ' Saffa-n No.7 '. Retains some original matches. Rare item. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
A rare original WWII Second World War MI9 issued ' hidden ' compass ring. Comprising of an early 20th century silver 975 white metal finger ring, the top with a secret opening compartment which reveals a miniature secreted compass. The compass of basic form, in brass with arrow to centre. Rare. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
An incredible WWII Second World War MI9 issued chess set. The set being a standard chess group, complete with cardboard folding board. One piece containing a secreted ' spinner ' type compass (to be used in water). Along with a related Red Cross parcel postcard to a Commander W. A. Wood of Stalag XB 31, Germany, which shows as received on 17/10/41. As purchased by the vendor's grandfather shortly after the war. A rare, if not unique piece of WWII history. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
A rare original WWII Second World War MI9 related likely RAF issue ' escape and evade ' wrist compass. The compass being a Japanese made ' Doxa ' compass, with original leather strap present. A locking pin releases the compass needle. Compasses of this nature were usually issued to allied airmen who would require them should they need to bail out of their aircraft over enemy territory. Rare item. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
An original WWII Second World War MI9 issued champagne cork with hidden compass. The cork of standard form with a cut special compartment which houses a miniature brass escape compass. As issued by the SOE during WWII for foreign agents in occupied territories / POW camps. Rare. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
An incredible original WWII Second World War MI9 issued 1945 dated British bakelite shaving brush, fitted with a hidden ' escape & evade ' compass. The brush being a ' Leng Sterilised ' brush. The end can be pulled out to reveal a miniature secreted compass. Rare item. Measures approx; 8cm long. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
An incredibly rare original WWII Second World War MI9 issued shirt collar and stud with hidden compass to top. The collar with makers stamp for Faulat Factory, Belfast and broad arrow. The stud being a miniature compass of simple form. Both appear in generally good but used condition. Rare item. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
A rare WWII Second World War MI9 issued razor, with compass razor blade. The blade made by Fleet, with broad arrow for military issue, and still present within its original tin. The blade being magnetised, and when placed in water will always point North. Supplied within its original tin box. Rare. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
A rare original WWII Second World War MI9 issued special escape dice with hidden compartment. The dice appearing to have been unopened - the compartment still sealed shut. It is entirely possible a miniature compass is still secreted within, although we are unable to verify this. The dice measuring just 1cm on all sides. Rare item. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
An incredible original WWII Second World War MI9 issued special compass uniform button. Rarer balance type. The button could be unsewn and the two sections unite to form a balance compass. As issued to allied airmen should they be shot down and find themselves in enemy territory. The compass noted by means of three painted dots. A rare piece of kit. Supplied along with two other WWII miniature escape compasses (x3 items total). From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
An original WWII Second World War US Army American OSS (Office Of Strategic Services) issued ' hidden compass ' razor set. The set being a standard US Army issue ' Khaki Set ' razor blade set. The handle with small compartment containing a ' spinner ' compass (for use in water). Appears complete. Rare piece of secret equipment. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
An original 1940's WWII Second World War MI9 related Fountain Pen with hidden compass. The pen appearing to be an unused example of a ' Majestic ' fountain pen, contains a miniature hidden compass within the screw-cap section of the lid. With its original box present. Rare item. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
An original WWII Second World War RAF Royal Air Force miniature cigarette lighter, with hidden compass to base. The lighter being a standard-issue aluminium miniature canister lighter, containing a tiny brass ' escape ' compass to base. Total height approx; 5cm. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
A good interesting collection of vintage WWII Second World War related miniature and small ' escape ' compasses. Includes; a rare green bakelite cased ' Sun Watch & Compass ', two other period compasses, a miniature escape compass of brass construction (AF) and a Roamer gentleman's watch. All from the same collection. Interesting assortment.
A rare original WWI First World War RFC Royal Flying Corps pilot's leg map / chart holder board. Stamped with makers marks for Houghton-Butcher of London and dated 1915. The wooden chart with inset gauge and compass to top. The bottom edge designated as a rule, and the rear with leather strap for use around a leg. Rare piece of RFC equipment. Measures approx; 25cm tall.
NO RESERVE Galgemair (Georg) Organon logikon, fine woodcut title, 4 folding engraved plates, one with short tear, woodcut illustrations, one with folding flap on C4, 2 leaves working loose, some foxing, browning and light water-staining, late 17th century ownership inscription on front free endpaper, later marbled boards, worn, folding cloth drop-back box, [Tomash & Williams R72], 4to, Frankfurt, Johann Weh, 1654.⁂ On the construction and use of three different instruments, a proportional compass, and two types of sector.Provenance: Johan Wilhelm ?Vigniltzon, 1699 (signature on front free endpaper).
NO RESERVE Bramer (Benjamin) Beschreibunge und Underricht wie allerley Theylungen zu den Mathematischen Instrumenten zu verfertigen: neben dem Gebrauch eines newen Proportional Instruments in zweyen Theylen verfasset, first edition, title within decorative woodcut border, woodcut initials, head- and tail-pieces and diagrams, 2 folding woodcut plates (both with short tears), browning, heavy in places, modern calf-backed boards, [Tomash & Williams Add 9; VD17 39:121571A], small 4to, Marburg, Paul Egenolff, 1615.⁂ Rare first edition of Bramer's important treatise on the construction and usage of a sector or proportional compass in which he cites Galileo (who had published his Le operazioni del compasso geometrico in 1606) , we can trace only 1 other copy at auction.
A Small Astronomical Quadrant, Scottish, c.1790, engraved 'P Hill EDIN'r', instrument supported on a compass-type joint to underside of baseplate with bubble, second compass type joint supporting the body of the instrument with two adjusting screws, horizon sight, long bubble, inverted 2-3/4” ) radius openwork quadrant with 0° - 90°- 120° scale with one-arcminute vernier, and pinion with external rack, telescope with push/pull focus and non-erect image, on later turned stand, instrument height 22.5cm
An Expedition Plane Table Alidade by C L Berger, American, c.1920, in oxidised and bright lacquered brass, signed 'C L Berger & Sons Boston U.S.A 2091', with telescope, vertical arc with vernier, bubble level, trough compass, rule base graduated both sides, original carrying case, with fitted wooden interior clad in stitched leather
A First World War Artillary Director, English, dated 1917, in oxidised brass with bright lacqued brass fittings, upright image telescope with lens hood, mounted on vertical scale 50-0-50 degrees, on horizontal graduated circle 180-0-180 degrees, trough compass, instrument marked 'Director No 5 Mk1/E R Watts & Son/1917/ No 4536', in original fitted mahogany case, instrument length 38cm
Freemasonry - a rare Liverpool creamware baluster ale jug, transfer-printed in black with vignettes of Masons and Masonic devices flanked by columns and architectural devices, centred by armorial bearings, within scrolling Chippendale frames and surmounted by the Masonic toast: A Heart that Conceals/And the Tongue that Never Reveals, the spout above a ribbon-tied Square and Compass enclosing the letter G, loop handle, 18.5cm high, c.1770
A George III oval open pendant with clasped hands above date Sept 30 1800 within a pink and black border with gilt lettering Freindship and Harmony Grand Loyal Lodge of Odd Fellows No 10 to one side and various symbols to included The Pillars of Solomon, set square and compass to a blue ground top the other, all terminating in pendant loop and gilt metal frame, length 9cm, cased. S/D.
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