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Ptolemy (Claudius). La Geografia, gia tradotta di Greco in Italiano da Giero[lamo] Ruscelli: e hora in questa nuova editione da Gio[vanni] Malombra ricorretta, e purgata d'infiniti errori, 3 parts in 1 volume, Venice: Giordano Ziletti, 1574-73-73, signatures *-**4 A-H4 (Tavola) A-Z Aa-Xx4, A-Z Aa-Dd2 +2 A-Z Aa-Oo2, alpha-eta4, A-G4 H6, 65 double-page copper-engraved maps, mounted on stubs, woodcut device to each title-page (3 in total), complete with the 3 blanks (H4 of Tavola, eta4, and final leaf, H6), numerous woodcut diagrams and vignettes in the text, including 2 of Ptolemy star-gazing, and a full-page diagram of the classical compass winds, generally light browning, stronger to a few Ptolemaic maps (Europa, 6-9), heavier browning to a few sections of text, occasional spotting, maps clean except for some show-through versos, one marginal worm-track in quires D-E of part 1, contemporary manuscript catch-title to bottom edge of text-block, contemporary limp vellum, yapp edges, slightly marked and dust-soiled, later manuscript title to spine, early inscription to rear cover, housed in a custom blue cloth solander box, 4to (22 x 16.4 cm) (Qty: 1)NOTESAdams P2236; Sabin 66506; Shirley, Britain 110-11, World 110-11. Third edition of Ruscelli's translation, the first corrected by Giovanni Malombra, and containing one additional map, 'Territori di Roma'; Ruscelli's translation first appeared in 1561. Of the 65 maps 27 are Ptolemaic and 38 are modern: the latter include two important world maps, the double-hemispherical 'Orbis Descriptio' and the rectangular 'Carta Marina', both adapted from Gastaldi's Ptolemaic atlas of 1548. Shirley remarks that the 'Orbis Descriptio is elegantly designed and engraved on copper with typical Italian taste and skill. Separate double-hemispherical maps were no innovation but this is the first time that such a representation had been used in an atlas'.

* Oxfordshire. Plot (Robert), The Map of Oxfordshire, circa 1677, hand coloured engraved map, decorative cartouche, mileage scale, table of explanation and compass rose, old folds, closed tears affecting image professionally repaired on verso, one margin extended, 500 x 480 mm (Qty: 1)NOTESCreated by the first keeper of the Ashmolean Museum of Oxford and decorated with 172 coats of arms of the county's gentry, Oxford colleges, the city and the four county towns. One of the most decorative maps of Oxfordshire ever produced.

Paraguay. Montanus ( Arnoldus ). Paraquaria vulgo Paraguay cum Adjacentibus , Amsterdam, circa 1675, hand coloured engraved map, small margins, upper margin strengthened, 285 x 365 mm, together with Jansson (Jan). Paraguay, O Prov. De Rio de la Plata cum regionibus adiacentibus Tucuman et Sta. Cruz de la Sierra, [1633], hand coloured engraved map, large strapwork cartouche and mileage scale, central compass rose, 375 x 480 mm, French text on verso (Qty: 2)

* Hampshire. Speed (John), Hantshire described and devided, Thomas Bassett & Richard Chiswell, [1676], hand coloured engraved map, inset town plan of Winchester, slight dust soiling, 380 x 505 mm, no text on verso, framed and glazed, together with Saxton (Christopher & Hole Guillaume). Northumbriae comitatus olim sedes Otadinorum [1610], hand coloured engraved map, 'open book' cartouche and large compass rose, 270 x 295 mm, mounted, framed and glazed (Qty: 2)

A ship's gimbal mounted compass, type P10, numbered 45602, diameter 18cm, presented in original pine box, a Merchant Navy red duster pennant and a copy of 'Jane's Fighting Ships' (3).

A gimbal mounted maritime compass marked 'AFT' by Henry Browne & Sons Ltd of Barking in London, a mechanical pedometer and an Avon inflatable repair kit.

Boxed brass sundial and compass marked JH Steward CONDITION REPORT: Believed to be contemporary sorry but can't be more definite

Brass Marine style pocket compass

A collection of Victorian and later spectacles to include pressed horn, gold plated and other examples, together with leather, wooden and other spectacle cases and boxed spectacle lenses, together with a 20th century telescopic pocket magnifier and a mahogany cased compass with paper dial.

A sterling silver watch chain and compass, pocket watch keys, gold and nephrite keys

A boxed microscope and slides, 8cm across, a pen, a compass, card case etc

Mixed Lot: hallmarked silver framed pendant compass, hallmarked Chester 1897, together with a larger white metal example, in a rope twist frame (2)

JOHN LILLEY & SON LIMITED, LONDON, BRASS CASED SHIP'S GIMBAL COMPASS, a pair of vintage bellows and a small selection of fireside brasses

A SWAN FOUNTAIN PEN, together with two trinket boxes and a compass (4)

A FIRST WORLD WAR COMPASS, 1915, with leather case and similar items

TWO 9CT GOLD CASED LADIES' WRIST WATCHES and three others, a vintage base metal pocket watch, marked to the back 'A M', watch G S 417/40, G and S Co Ltd 6E/50 and a brass cased compass

A 9ct gold masonic swivel ring, the swivel head with blue enamel masonic compass and set square to one side, and hand engraved initials to the other, to D section shank, Birmingham 1949, size T

Jack Sparrow's (Johnny Depp) stunt compass from Gore Verbinski's action-adventure sequel Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. Jack carried his compass throughout the film, hanging it from his belt when not guiding him to his next adventure. This stunt version of the compass is made of foam rubber, hand painted to resemble wood. The static prop does not open, but has intricate detailing cast into it, including a metal-coloured clasp. It has a faux-leather thong to attach it to Jack's clothing. The compass was designed to look worn and well-used, and exhibits additional wear from production use and age, including some cracking to the paint and foam rubber. Dimensions: 48 cm x 7.5 cm x 4 cm (19" x 3" x 1 1/2")£2000-3000 † Δ

A Stanley brass compass, vintage blood pressure machine and measuring instruments

Four pairs of vintage binoculars including one pair with a compass

Four pairs of vintage binoculars including one pair with a compass

A 19th century oxidised brass cased compass maker Brooks Ludgate Street London. Diameter 9.5cm.

A military compass, Type P4A, No. 7351 T, cased

A silver mounted pipe, one other pipe, both with amber stems, a clock, a Bentina anniversary clock, a Beswick foal, three wristwatches including a Toy Watch Chronograph and a compass

Large antique ship's compass in brass and bronze by John Lilley and Gillie of North Shields

Bullseye Clock Compass in Case (compass lacking hand)

A bronzed case Barometer and Compass in Mahogany box mounted on a gimbals, both well worn.

A reproduction bone effect miniature globe compass, 5cm

A quantity of miscellanea and linen including compass, pens, nibs, tins and contents, crucifix, drinks bar sign, Corgi Juniors Volkswagen etc. plus four embroidered linen cloths.

German World War Two (WWII) bakelite cased, liquid filled Kadlec AK39 Luftwaffe pilot's compass, black dial with white numerals, 6.1 cm case (d), marked verso 'Werk Nr: 1229106, Aforderz: FI 23235. Est £80 - £120

German World War Two (WWII) bakelite cased, liquid filled Kadlec AK39 Luftwaffe pilot's compass, black dial with white numerals, 6.1 cm case (d), marked verso 'Werk Nr: 75176, Anforderz: FI 23235. Est £80 - £120

A German compass in bakelite case and magnifying glass attachment and a leather cigar case

A brass compass, Stanley, London

A "SUUNTO CORE" WRIST WATCH with orange rubber strap, with built in compass, altimeter, barometer etc, together with various booklets

A SET OF THREE ENGRAVED MASONIC TUMBLERS, star motif with central beehive and working tools, together with one other TUMBLER having a more complex Masonic image with tiled floor, compass and set square, all seeing eye etc. (4)

A late 19/early 20th century continental majolica pottery leaf dish together with a military issue brass cased compass (2)

A perched bird brooch, stamped '15CT', length 4.5cm; a horseshoe stick pin, stamped '18'; an intaglio pin; a fob on mesh strap; two compass fobs; an American silver vesta-case, stamped with golfers, possibly by Gebelein Silversmiths, Boston and a Victorian silver scent-bottle, by Hilliard and Thomason, Birmingham, 1892, engraved with foliage and in fitted leather case . Bird brooch - 334 grams. Horseshoe stick pin - 5.34 grams.

A quantity of various old advertising tins, an old imperial tape measure & a brass drawing compass in a leatherette box

A 9ct gold fob as a compass, a silver vesta case and 5 silver fobs featuring a portrait of Queen Victoria, an oyster shell with pearl, a blue enamelled shield with cross keys, a Joicey Cup 1927 and an order of St. John Priory for Wales.

20th Century surveyor's brass level with sighting barrel over compass having black dial on revolving stage, together with sundry technical and drawing instruments

Set of 19th Century Prisoner-of-War work bone dominoes in drum case with screw-on cover, together with a later compass, whistle, cigarette box and Swiss Army knife (5)

A TINY GOLD COMPASS.

A 19th CENTURY FRENCH BRASS TRAVELLING EQUINOCTIAL COMPASS SUNDIAL with hinged Roman chapter ring and two bubble levels on a brass frame engraved with 'Londres 54, Paris 49, St. Petersburg 59, and Vienna 48, surrounding a glazed silvered compass dial 10.5cm wide

ANGELUS A 1950's SWISS GILT BRASS PORTABLE DESK CLOCK/WEATHER STATION the revolving cube body with inset compass to the top above an 8 day timepiece spring driven movement with alarm, thermometer, barometer and hygrometer all on silvered dials and a circular pedestal base 10cm high 8cm square

A LATE 18th CENTURY GERMAN AUGSBURG TRAVELLING EQUINOCTIAL COMPASS SUNDIAL, with hinged Roman chapter ring and enclosed glazed compass, the reverse inscribed 'Eleva Pol, Augsburg, Paris, 48 Craeau 50 Leipzig 51 Schreteger. 6cm wide

Engineer lensatic compass, reproduction brass compass in hardwood box, brass cased travel compass, set Boxson (4x20) sights and a pair of Binoprism No.5 MK.4 binoculars We are unable to do condition reports on our Interiors Sale

A Sunderland lustre Crimea period 'May they Ever be United' and Farmers Arms jug circa 1854-6 with verse, 18 cm high, together with another with Mariner's compass and verse, 14 cm high (damaged), and two smaller jugs, 10 and 7 cm high, small chips (4)

BOXED BRASS GIMBAL COMPASS

A BRASS COMPASS

A Small Mixed Lot of Collectables to include an Irish shillelagh, die cast motorbikes, marching compass, hinged box, vesta case in the form of Ammonite, tins, lighters and a Murano 13millefiori paperweight etc

A BONE AND BAMBOO MAHJONG SET IN EBONISED CASE WITH RULE BOOKS AND POINTS OF THE COMPASS MARKED WALLS.

Plated and glass hors-d'oeuvre dish, plated half pint tankard and misc. plateware, compass etc.

Magpie lot incl. paperwieghts, low GB QE II coinage, Mission to Seaman Collection box, miniature framed prints, adjustable ruler, compass, copy of religious tablet etc.

Assorted 9ct jewellery to include a curb bracelet (lacking clasp); necklet with cross and compass pendants, also a bracelet, 27.1gm

A SMALL COLLECTION OF OBJETS, comprising a Palais Royale gilt metal and mother of pearl small brush, a Wedgwood blue jasper oval plaque, 6cm, a compass in gilt metal circular case, a bone small brush, two engraved brass rectangular plaques, and a 19th Century Continental rectangular box, painted with cavorting figures, masks and scrolling foliage, 18cm wide (7)

AN ART DECO GERMAN 13 INCH GLOBE by Paul Oestergaard, Berlin, showing zeppelin and flying boat routes, the cherry wood and aluminium base inset with a compass, 52cm high

A 19TH CENTURY BRASS POCKET SUNDIAL, with compass by W Watkins, Bristol, in mahogany case, 7.6cm wide

BROOKS, LUDGATE STREET, LONDON A VICTORIAN PATINATED BRASS SURVEYOR'S COMPASS, 54" silvered dial, 5 3/4cm diameter

A Second World War US Entrenching Tool, painted green, the blade stamped US/WOOD/1944, with green canvas case stencil marked J.A.SHOE/1944; a US Army Combat Helmet, with fibreglass liner and webbing chin strap; a Second World War Bomber Crew Hand Held Compass Type 06A, numbered 46941H, in original wood case; ; a Second World War RAF Aeronautical Map of England, North East, second edition, 55cm by 73cm, in a glazed frame (4)

Two 19th Century Constabulary Sidearms (possibly to Peterborough Police), with 61cm and 62cm single edge fullered steel blades, each double edged for the last 21.5cm, etched with anthemion and maker's name Parker Field & Sons, 233 Holborn, London, the brass stirrup hilt with ribbed fishskin grip, push-button release and stepped oval pommel, with brass mounted leather scabbard and frog, 75.5cm and 77.5cm; Militaria, comprising a German Third Reich miniature parade dagger and scabbard; a pair of Second World War binoculars; an 'Enbeco' pocket compass in leather case; a Cabinet Card of Lord Charles Beresford and a printed portrait of Sir Herbert Macpherson (7). Sidearms have minor black patching to the blades and scuffing to the leather scabbards. The miniature parade dagger has rust pitting to the ricasso of the blade and rust pitting to the scabbard. Binoculars have small internal spots to the lenses and wear to the enamel on the extremities.