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BOX CONTAINING COMPASS, TORCH, CAP GUN

A cased Tasco 28TZB spotting scope with tripod together with a cased Saura HB-65 Hand Bearing Compass, Zenith binoculars and a pair of Miranda binoculars.

A vintage possible 19th century brass cased thermometer in the manner of Negretti & Zambra  possibly a soil thermometer, Measures 29cm long. A  vintage 20th century J Rabone and Sons Birmingham level No 1627 along with a cylindrical cased maths compass set Measures: 23cm long and a silver pocket watch af marked for Myers Westminster bridge london

Four military related items, including a Morse tapper and compass.

An Astro Compass Mk2

A Negretti & Zambra military compass, inscribed J F Brady RFA, 7.5cm over loop, brown leather case

A 19th century Harvey Reynolds & Co brass pocket barometer compass, 2 1/2" dia

A large wooden model of the record breaking Tea Clipper "Fiery Cross", fully rigged, with black and red hull, mounted on a custom-built stand, complete with all deck details, three lifeboats, hatches, anchors, capstan wheel, compass binnacle, hand rails etc, scale 3:16" to 1 foot, length 49inch, width 19inch and height 33inch.

A HALLMARKED SILVER POCKET WATCH A/F TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER PLUS A VINTAGE COMPASS

AN ANTIQUE COMPASS, GUN METAL GREY CASE

Steiff Teddy Bear Nando with reddish brown tipped mohair, compass pendant and jointed limbs, limited edition 1348/1500, 30cm tall, with box and certificate of authenticity

A brass military compass marked Brinton Compass, Thos Evans and Son London

A late 19thC compass top walking stick, the ivory and faux tortoiseshell knop inset with a compass, with a foliate engraved silver ferule, on an ebony shaft, Chester 1898, 94.5cm long.

A 9ct gold cable link charm bracelet, set with nine charms, as fitted, including three fobs, a compass and a US Liberty head gold dollar 1857, on a heart shaped padlock clasp with safety chain, 40.7g.

A silver curb link Albert chain, on a snap clasp, with T bar, as fitted, Victorian fancy link chain with photo locket, and a curb link Albert chain with compass fob, Victorian silver mustard spoon, further mustard and salt spoon and a fork, 4.87oz.

Second World War medals and a military compass.

A brass compass by T Cook, London and a copper desk stand.

Miniature Stanhope binoculars, a compass, cigarette case, French figures, etc.

Artist's equipment, a compass, shooting sticks, thermos, etc.

A Gimballed ships compass.

Victorian brass burner, compass, etc

Tortoiseshell silver pique work snuff box, fountain pen, pocket compass and other interesting items.

Miniature teddybear, tins, compass, Girl Guide figure, etc.

Outdoor mini hammock cutlery set two aluminum arrows set compass string loaded plastic gun and vintage folding picnic tables etc

Two vintage compass sets AF

A Brass Cased Pocket Compass, 5cm Diameter

Cased brass map reader and compass

War Department issue landing compass, with crows foot, cased

A 19th century travelling shagreen cased drawing set, with brass and steel compass, with two further interchangeable attachments, small compass, and ivory ruler, box 7 by 13.5cm, together with an Edwardian ivory travelling chess set, peg pieces 2cm, 3.5 by 12.5 by 17.5cm. (2)

A collection of silver items including a cigarette case, the curved body foliate engraved, the lid with shield cartouche engraved W Hall from BCG, Birmingham 1924, indistinct maker's mark, 6.5 by 8.5cm, a salt cellar with Bristol blue glass liner, Chester 1917, Robert Pringle & Sons, a condiment spoon, a cut glass scent bottle with associated stopper and silver plated collar, and a white metal wooden mounted compass, Dalvey, Scotland, in original box, 2.55toz silver weight. (5)

1939 three gas masks and a collection of militaria A 1939, Siebe Gorman, General Civilian Respirator, in leatherette carrying case, named to Mrs Vera Murphy, 35 Seafield Ave., Clontarf, Dublin, 'Eira' (sic.); and two unnamed examples; together with two brown leather revolver holsters; a 1917 military lensatic compass by F. Barker and Son, London, in leather case; an Irish Army brass button polishing guard; a rifle pull-through; and a Lee-Enfield fore-sight protector.

19th century Irish sundial, by Mason, Dublin. An early 19th century brass octagonal sundial, the scrolled gnomon centred on a finely engraved compass rose within a chapter ring with Roman numerals, signed 'Mason, Dublin'. Set on a polished black limestone columnar plinth. 42 by 13in. (106.7 by 33cm) In 1787 Seacome Mason established an optician business at 7 Arran Quay selling 'telescopes, glasses, microscopes, concave and opera glasses, celestial and terrestrial globes of all sizes, electrical machines with apparatus . . . goggles for protecting the eyes from dust or wind, ditto for children with the squint . . .' In the early 19th century the firm branched into scientific instruments, including sundials but most successfully the Mason's Hygrometer, the old name for the Wet & Dry Bulb Thermometer invented by Apjohn, one time professor of anatomy at the Royal College of Surgeons. The firm still thrives today, rebranded Masons Technology, they sell scientific and diagnostic equipment.

SHIPS BINNACLE COMPASS KOBENHAVEN DENNMARK

A late 19th century carved ivory desk thermometer and compass, the compass within a beadwork and foliate frame, on a tapering column and circular base. 16cm

A six sectional fitting rod in a fitted bag, the 'Fly Tiers Manual by Mike Dawes', together with 'Fly Patterns An International Guide' hardback book, a fly making vice and a boxed compass (a large lot)

A Vintage cutty Sark brass wall hanging bell, 2 anchor candle holders & compass

A Knudo Anniversary Clock, opera glasses, three piece EPNS condiment, inkwell, compass, Mansfield Ales ashtray, etc:- (Tray included)

Natural Sine compass, brass telescope etc Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A collection of assorted 19th century and later treen to include a Mordan & Co rosewood item, probably a travelling inkwell (cover stuck); Chinese compass; needle cases; pear shaped box; knitting sheaths etc

A silver sovereign holder; an amber cheroot holder in a silver case; two silver napkin rings; a silver key and a combined ''Girl Guide'' whistle and compass; a hardstone set locket pendant; a Masonic locket; two other lockets; an 18 carat gold signet ring; and two 9 carat gold rings

A silver open faced pocket watch, nickel plated pocket watch, military compass, and a Miles ''Suprex'' pedometer, (4)

A Collection Of Vintage Masonic Items From Blair Hoyle Lodge Sterling No. 792 Purpose made wood case, lined in blue leather. Contains a vintage pass masters apron in white kid leather, blue grosgrain ribbon and gilt ribbon trim with metallic embroidery to top flap. Embroidered label to interior ' George Kenning & Son, Ltd' . Also includes symbolic penny, gold tone medal on green grosgrain ribbon, safe driving medal, spare rosettes etc. Also includes silver plated compass medal with gold tone thistle detail. Engraved to verso 'Presented to Bro. Clifford Ashton, 1961-62. Also, a hardback copy of the 'Standard' Ritual Of Scottish Freemasonry' with inscription to inner cover dated 1921, lifetime membership certificate of Clifford Ashton and hardback copy of Installing Masters Guide. Along with various postcards and programme relating to Blair Hoyle Lodge. Please see accompanying image.

Small Selection of Official Weapons Parts Catalogues including LIIAI Automatic Pistol (Browning) 1979 ... L2A3 Submachine Gun 1978 ... No 4 MKI Pistol Pyrotechnic 1977 ... MK7/MK8 2in Mortar 1976 ... L14A1 84 mm Anti Tank Gun 1973 ... M3 Compass ... No 5 Binoculars. 7 items.

J. GRAVES SHEFFIELD, A SILVER OPEN FACED POCKET WATCH on a chain; J.B. Yabsley, a silver open faced pocket watch; a Cross & Son, Tiverton, silver open faced pocket watch; a gun metal lady's fob watch; and a brass cased pocket compass

ASSORTED COLLECTABLES comprising a set of Aeolian Pitchpipes by T. Walker, in a leather case; a set of postal scales; a glass paperweight with a printed paper view of The Belvedere, Victoria Terrace, Weymouth; a British Second World War service issue compass, dated 1942; and other items.

A Volunteers scrap book by the author of ' A Cambridge scrap book 1860'; various drawing implements; a 19th century brass and steel geometry compass ; etc

An American aluminium Brunton's patent compass, by Dietzgen, Chicago and New York, no.13510; a Royal Engineers Reconnaisance Pocket Book, c.1944, ownership inscription for Lt. J V Eplett R.E (2)

An 18th Century Irish Log Book and Guide to NavigationManuscript: Paper-bound Volume compiled in 1764 by William Farrell, Commander of the ship William of Dublin. Headed: Navigation. Teaches to guide any Ship or Vessle from one Harbour to another, the Chief Instrument of which is the Mariners Compass,," of which a coloured sketch follows. As a m/ss., w.a.f. Most of the volume consists of case studies of navigational problems, copiously illustrated with diagrams. The remainder comprises details of a series of voyages - to Nantes, Bordeaux, Bilbao, Cadiz, Bermuda, Barbados, Charlestown..., some from Tuskar Rock.

An RAF astro compass MKII, cased

A nauticalia HMS Victory model with victory oak plinth, Vice Admiral Edition, Edition No.051/821 and a glazed Mary Rose display picture No.95850 one of a series produced by Details 2000 Limited, 33cm wide, and a cased copy of the Mary Rose compass (3)

An 18ct gold fine link chain and an 18ct gold pendant in the form of a compass, approx 6.5g.

A QUANTITY OF COLLECTABLES TO INCLUDE COMPASS, PEN KNIFE, ETC

FRANK VINING SMITH (AMERICAN, 1879-1967), R.M.S. ~Titanic~ depicted in profile with Southampton at her stern and New York with the Statue of Liberty before her bow, Signed ~Frank Vining Smith~ (lower right), Watercolour on board, 12 x 19in. (30.5 x 48.2cm.), This interesting view of Titanic was presumably completed to commemorate her successful maiden voyage. The bow is faintly inscribed |S.S. Titanic| although the covered walkway, which distinguishes her from her sister Olympic, and the limited number of lifeboats on view confirm the attribution. It is possibly a study intended for a larger exhibition format, but is still very detailed with the compass platform etc. clearly seen.

A FINE AND DECORATIVE BRASS BINNACLE COMPASS, POSSIBLY MADE FOR THE CLAN LINE, CIRCA 1880, the 9in. Lord Kelvin-type compass card gimbal mounted within bowl with bulbous hood and twin burners, secured to fluted tapering pillar on fretted hexagonal base with ~Lion Rampant and Thistle~ device within each section and lion~s paw feet with holes for deck securing -- 59in. (150cm.) high, Clan Line presents a possible match for the device seen in the base - the family crest uses lions facing in both directions with crowns about their necks - no right-facing lion has been identified for any company; Gow, Harrison & Co. also use a similar lion, however they were founded in 1895 principally for tankers and this highly ornate object would likely be intended for the few passengers Clan Line carried.

A MAGNIFICENT GENTLEMAN'S TRAVELLING COMPENDIUM BY ASPREY, LONDON, CIRCA 1870 , apparently unused, the black morocco case with gilt tooling and Asprey patent inset spring handle to lid opening to reveal an opulently worked interior with engraved gilt brass fretwork, complete set of accessories including compass, barometer, Sampson Morden drawing set, spring stationery racks with inkwells and vesta with fish-skin strike and bearing London hallmarks for 1871, scissors, ivory ruler, seal, knife, quill cutter and nib cleaner, etc., morocco bound gilt edged books for cash, addresses and journal, the inside lid with writing slopes, calendar, thermometer, postal rates to India, accessory tray lifting to reveal inner compartment, concealed jewellery and sovereign compartments, secret tray, engraved lock plates with Bramah locks and much other fine detail -- 9¬ x 21¬ x 40¬in. (23 x 54 x 37cm.)

A MID 18TH-CENTURY FRUITWOOD POCKET SUNDIAL, unsigned, the inner surfaces both engraved and stamped with hour divisions and markers, the top with inset plummet, the base with glazed compass, string gnomon and securing hooks -- 3in. (7.6cm.) high, open; together with a 19th century Chinese wooden compass -- 4.5in. (11.5cm.) high (2)

A LATE 18TH-CENTURY PORTABLE COMPASS SUNDIAL, unsigned, with engraved brass plate, fixed latitude folding gnomon, printed paper dial with hand-painted rose, steel needle blued at ~north~, set in square ebony base and contained within period box with sliding lid -- 3in. (7.5cm.) diameter

AN 18TH CENTURY VOGLER-TYPE DIAL, constructed in decorated brass with blued compass needle with gilt pivot, folding latitude arm, and chapter ring with black wax filled numerals and swivelling gnomon, engraved with the latitudes for six European locations, contained within original plush-lined leather case (lid detached) -- 2«in. (7cm.) wide case

A CONTINENTAL IVORY POCKET COMPASS SUNDIAL, CIRCA 1850, unsigned, with silvered chapter and degree rings, with folding bird gnomon, copper base plate with demi-blued steel needle, within turned ivory case -- 2«in. (6cm.) diam

A 19TH CENTURY DRY CARD COMPASS BY T. SQUIRE, LONDON, the 5«in. card signed and inscribed T. Squire, 173 High Street Shadwell, London, and with sealing wax balancing, jewelled brass pivot, contained within a white painted gimball-mounted bowl in fitted box with sliding lid -- 5 x 9 x 9in. (13 x 23 x 23cm.)