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Pair of military issue field binoculars with personalised inscription to J A Dow of Kings Liverpool Regiment, a Verniers pattern Mk VII compass, WWI W F Holmes MKVI pocket compass, WWI Princess Mary tobacco tin, etc.

J Wardale & Co of London WWI compass number 5516 dated 1918 and marked with broad crow foot arrow.

Military issue sighting compass dated 1943 mkIII number 209841 with mother of pearl dial in leather case.

WWII T G & Co. Ltd military issue sighting compass, number 273342, dated 1944, MKII, ships compass in box, a monocular scope, etc.

A 9ct two-colour rose and yellow gold fob chain, the fancy link chain with two fob clips and 9ct gold compass (compass a/f).

A 'Faithful Freddy' submarine binnacle, Admiralty pattern no. 189-N, serial no. 11435 K., with a 3.5in. (9cm.) diam. spirit damped compass, the card marked with fleur de lys pointing north above a Royal crown, the outer brass ring stamped Patt.188A, no.1276 K, mounted on a lockable gimbal in a brass and mahogany binnacle, fitted with a single window cowling and peep hole cowling to opposite, the column fitted with an adjustable light shutter from a lamp in the base and burner to upper side, electric intake tubes to side of main body, the whole on a brass locking foot ring, 18½in. (47cm.) high.* Introduced in 1909 as a portable binnacle for use in the conning tower, as an aid to navigation when running on the surface. The instrument became known as Faithful Freddy to generations of submariners.** Condition: The peephole glass missing, hinge broken, the upper burner light glass broken, no compensating balls or brackets, otherwise good condition.  

A mahogany cased boxwood and brass rolling parallel rule by W. H. Harling, London, 15in. (38cm.) long, with brass dividers and Harling card and celluloid compass; together with a cased Gary Porter Ltd. of London draughtsman's drawing set; and a boxed The Otis King Calculator. (3)

A single draw plated telescope by Ross, London, inscribed R.Carron. R.N.H.M. Coast Guard, extended length 61.5cm and a circular brass compass in a leather case, diameter 6.7cm.

A ship's brass binnacle compass, No.2266, the lower part with a plaque inscribed '1963r KT-M1m BEC 3.5', height 20cm.

A Heath & Co Ltd of New Eltham, London ship's compass No.88 gimble mounted in a wooden box, width 20.5cm.

A marine constellation gimbal compass, by Danforth/White U.S.A, impressed number CC10279, the stand impressed AFT, height 23cm, width 47cm.

A maritime creamware bowl, early 19th century, with transfer printed decoration of a compass to the centre, the exterior inscribed 'May Peace and Plenty, On our Nation smile; And Trade and Commerce, Blefs the British Isle and 'When this you see, Remember me; Tho' many League, We diftant be.', height 7.4cm, diameter 16.3cm. Condition report: Condition Report: Tiny chips and stains to foot rim and top rim.

A maritime creamware dish, early 19th century, black transfer printed decorated to the centre with a compass and floral sprays to the border, diameter 26cm.

A metal cased compass by T. Harris & Sons, London, diameter 7cm and a spirit level inscribed Stanley, New Britain, Conn, USA, length 10cm.

A brass ship's binnacle compass, early 20th century, with correcting spheres, the plaque inscribed 'B. Cooke & Son Ltd, Est 1863 instrument makers, Hull', height 29.5cm, width 43cm. Condition report: A

A brass ships compass, total diameter 26cm, height 10.5cm.

A brass and green painted ship's compass, total diameter 17cm.

A red serpentine compass fob.

A Victorian stereoscopic walnut viewer, cased set of scales, field microscope, compass, exposure meter and pocket viewers

A collection of costume jewellery and other items, including; an early 20th century gold-plated compass pendant a Swiss silver cased open face key-wind pocket watch, two early 20th century gold-plated wrist watches; a lady’s stainless steel cocktail watch; a quantity of mostly stud earrings; costume jewellery in a white jewellery case and various plated flatware.

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

A Small Collection of Silver Items. Comprises 1/ Silver Stamp Holder. Hallmark Birmingham 1914. 2/ Small Silver Hinged Pill Box with Gilt Interior. Hallmark Chester 1909. 3/ Silver Engine Turned Locket with Vacant Cartouche. Hallmark Birmingham 1907. 4/ A Ships Wheel Shaped Gold Plated Compass / Charm / Pendant. Working Order.

A MASONIC BLOODSTONE SIGNET RING AND A MASONIC MEDAL, the ring with an oval bloodstone panel inlaid with compass and set square, 9ct gold mounted, the silver-gilt medal with enamel decoration and inscription 'Lodge 2546, Rahere', on ribbon suspension, hallmarked for London 1928, in case signed H T Lamb & Co, Masonic Jewellers, 81 St John's Square, Clerkenwell, London, E.C., ring size S (2)

A SILVER OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH AND ALBERT CHAIN, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary dial, signed The "Express" English Lever, J. G. Graves, Sheffield, to case hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, (glass deficient), suspending a silver Albert chain, with compass fob and T-bar, watch case diameter 5.3cm (2)

GERMANY, THIRD REICH, PROPAGANDA. AN UNUSUAL COMMEMORATIVE ALBUM OF THE FICTITIOUS SS "ARGO" oblong 4to, illustrated, text printed in red and black, numbered 4 of 100 printed and signed by the publisher Heinrich Holk, original and light brown pigskin, tooled in blind with swastika, compass rose and AR/GO, Berlin nd (1936/7?), very scarce

A VICTORIAN GILT BRASS POCKET BAROMETER BY NEGRETTI AND ZAMBRA, LONDON, 4.5CM D, A VICTORIAN LACQUERED BRASS POCKET COMPASS AND A BRITISH WORLD WAR TWO BLACK PAINTED BRASS TRIGOMETRICAL COMPASS, DATED 1939

Aviation - an American aircraft compass, by Pioneer, Division of Bendix Aviation Corporation, serial no. 1829-2-A H-31958, 20cm long

The Elbco Sextant, cased, Caig Industry Co Ltd Japanese compass, two Hohner harmonicas, one in a slip case and a Roman lighter

A 19thC portable brass compass and sundial, stamped W Pinder & Sons, Old Dock, Northside, Hull, 5.5cm dia.

A ship's compass, made by Heath of London, titled 'The Sou'wester', in plastic and outer travelling case, 24cm wide

Gold Pocket watch Albert chain, with T-bar, swivel clasp, hallmarked 15 ct, measuring approximately 38cm, attached 15 ct gold medal, fob and compass in 18 ct yellow gold, watch key and gold blood stone fob, testing as 9 ct. Weight of chain only approx. 41 grams Weight including all fobs 72.8 grams grossMaltese cross fob has inscription on reverseCondition, generally good, all items showing some signs of age

A MID 19TH CENTURY METAMORPHIC WALKING STICK, horn mounted cover fitted with a compass over a two drawer telescope with shagreen cover which unscrews from the malacca shaft, with brass collar inscribed 'Patent' and plaited woven collar, metal ferrule, length approximately 87.5cm, (Condition: horn cover split and thread worn, compass looks to have been glued in place and the glass is cracked, the shagreen cover is loose, the drawers of the telescope are stiff but do function, the glass lenses are not in working order, the shaft of the stick is pierced with brass inset cord hole)

ATTRIBUTED TO PAUL BRADDON (BRITISH 1864-1938), 'Corner of Inge St and Hurst St 1893, The Compass Inn, the site is now occupied by Tivoli', a pencil sketch initialled PB lower left, approximately 18.5cm x 25.5cm, together with a Paul Braddon watercolour of an 18th Century red brick mansion titled to the top edge of mount and verso 'From Office Row, Temple, The Birthplace of Charles Lamb born Feb 10 1775', initialled PB lower left and signed verso, watercolour, approximately 19cm x 27.5cm (2)

A Sunderland Pink Lustre Bowl with Gardener's Arms, Farmer's Arms, Mason's Arms depicted to interior, The Mariner's Compass, Farmers Arms and Gardener's Arms on outside of bowl, 9 1/2 in D and a Mug of Mariner's Arms and Sailor's Fairwell, 5in H

An ivory desk thermometer, mid to late 19th century, the top with gadrooned and beaded step rims above a pentagonal column housing a thermometer graded from freezing to fever heat, all on a raised circular base. Height 10.7 cm. (The now vacant top section would have housed either a compass or small sundial.)

A George III pocket compass, by Robert Bancks, the plated body with enamel dial inscribed "Bancks, No. 440 Strand, London", housed in a red Morocco leather case with green velvet interior. Diameter 4 cm. NOTE - Robert Bancks is noted as working from this address between 1795 and 1804 (see illustration).

Five Stormbreaker figures in sealed packaging, including 31002- Alex Rider, seven Indiana Jones figures, five The Golden Compass figures, and a Santa Shrek figure from Shrek 2

A GENTLEMAN'S BREITLING "J CLASS" AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH, the white enamel dial with applied gilt metal luminous batons enclosing centre seconds hand and date aperture, the outer chapter ring with Arabic seconds and compass points, the black enamel tuning bezel with seconds/minutes in a brushed stainless steel case, numbered 80250, on a stitched leather strap with Breitling strap (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)

A CASED COMPASS TOGETHER WITH A WHITE METAL HORN

A tray containing a boxed camera, a boxed pocket compass, together with a quantity of commemorative ware including pin badges, Queen Elizabeth II coronation souvenir book with pen, tea china etc

SET OF THREE GEOMANTIC COMPASSES, LUOPANLATE QING DYNASTY, REPUBLIC PERIOD the first with inset compass with painted scales surrounding it, with two adjustable vertical sundials with hinged gnomons, signed Fang Xiushui from Xin An Xiu Yi to the underside; the second of rectangular form, signed Wu Luheng from Xin An Xiu Yi to the underside; the third of simple cylindrical form, unsigned (3)largest 15.2cm longProvenance:Contents of a Scottish Country House, for more information, please see lot 1.

A substantial gold charm bracelet, a 9 carat rose gold two row solid graduated curb link bracelet (originally a watch albert), having a large bolt ring fastener, twenty-five charms attached, including a cornelion/bloodstone watch key and similar stone set swivel fob, two 9 carat gold horses, compass, citrine seal, large crystal fob, gross weight including all stones 145gms,

A Pair of Mother Pearl Mounted Opera Glasses, Miniature Blue John Handled Knife and a Blue John Compass

A Reproduction Brass Sailor's Compass, 17cm high

An Edwardian 9ct gold synthetic goldstone fob, with white hardstone circular centre engraved with symbols, and an Edwardian gold compass fob with ball border, tested as approximately 9ct goldfob 5.43gcompass 4.60g

A.G. THORNTON, MANCHESTER COMPASS, SET IN FITTED BOX

A box of militaria to include a brass shell, a compass and stop-watch, a pair of binoculars, post-cards etc.

Good quality mahogany cased compass with hinged lid and circular paper dial (glass a/f), 21cms square

Late 18th/early 19th century Sunderland pink lustre and black transferred jug, with verse, compass and view of the Ironbridge (1793), 18cms tall, chip and crack to side at top

A quantity of wooden items to include boxed compass

WW1 British medal group 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal to 37079 Sjt S.E Morgan, RFA. Complete with original ribbons and spare original ribbons and a photograph of Sjt Morgan in uniform seated in a car. Along with a WW2 British 1939 dated Mark IX marching compass maker marked "F Barker & Sons (1932) Ltd London, and an RASC cap badge.

WW1 British Compass marked "Cavalry School Compass" and "Pat.No.110002/16" with much original black finish remaining complete in leather belt pouch along with a leather powder flask dispenser

WW2 British MKIII compass dated 1940 with good original finish in a 1937 pattern pistol ammo pouch with a Daily Telegraph War Map (2)

Brass compass and time reader

Brass boxed sundial compass marked Dolland of London

Miscellany inc. novelty coffee grinder tape measure, compass, snuff box, East Yorkshire swagger stick etc.

A box of miscellaneous and collectables including trinket boxes, glasses cases, compass etc.

A box of collectables including brass cased compass by Stanley London, Ronson table lighter, Roll razor blade case etc.

A boxed sundial compass

A late 19th/early 20th century lacquered brass surveyors compass and level, raised on a tri-pod stand and a further brass cased compass signed 'Pattingham Baddely' along with two ground thermometers (5) (at fault)