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19th Century turned yew wood pocket compass, the dome top enclosing a glazed dome top and paper compass, 60mm diameter

1930s Compass camera no. 2266 made by T.A. Cubitt and Son 22 Daventry St. London including original accessories, case and booklet Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Two jeweller's loops, a snuff box, a compass and a Disney collectable

World War I ( WWI ) Full Hunter Pocket Compass, the case stamped Mk VII, B.W.C 495 and with a crows foot

A 19th century brass compass, in a fitted leather case, by Cary of London

An American Lensatic Compass, in a fitted leather case

A cased Halden's drawing set, along with one other, a compass and a gavel

GROUP OF SMALL COLLECTORS' ITEMSincluding pocket knives, snuff boxes, pocket compass etc

*Field Gear. Three 1907 pattern Enfield bayonets, each with scabbard, a New Zealand Regiment "Lemon Squeezer" hat with brass cap badge, a Lucas entrenching tool dated 1915, Ross, London field glasses, Officer's compass dated 1918, silver plated bugle, brass button cleaners, cutlery, shaving equipment, etc. (a carton)

*Maritime collectables. A collection of shipping items, including a Ship's wall telegraph dial, the circular white enamel dial by Mechan & Sons Limited, Glasgow in a brass case with mahogany backboard and label inscribed 'from Commodore Bulduc, wrecked of Blackpool', 34cm diameter, a eight-spoke brass ships wheel with teak handles, 62cm diameter, plus a brass porthole, ships compass, etc (8)

An 18ct gold cased watch fob compass with inset bloodstone.

A 9ct gold charm bracelet with assorted gold and coloured charms; fobs, a compass, a half sovereign,a full sovereign, a Georgian gold token and Maltese cross in green jade

A 15ct gold swivel fob set with cornelian and bloodstone with fox finial, a spherical compass pendant etc

Is. Tirion, World Map dated 1753, later colouring, 32cm x 36cm, and another Oriental Hemisphere World map by Andre, with compass tondo and hand colouring 24cm x 35cm, both in Hogarth frames (2)

A Chinese electrotype double skinned jug, circa 1880, the body embossed with a Chinese hunting scene, dragon handle and seated Chinaman finial, numbered 2 315, height 16.5 cm and an electroplated novelty whistle/compass/vesta case with wild boar motif (2).

*Ship's Compass. A brass ship's compass, circa 1900, by Dent & Co & Johnson Ltd, stamped 'Pilot B, No 106', with black and white directional ring, brass case with mirror, 17 cm diameter (1)

A boxed military issue marching compass MK1 by T.G.Co Ltd, B181157.

A World War Two Mk.III prismatic compass

A prismatic style compass by Gregory & Seeley Ltd, Strand, London; a Swiza musical mantel clock

A prismatic compass by Thos Armstrong & Co; an Agfa folding camera; a Minolta camera; a camcorder and 3 pairs of binoculars

A military Verner's pattern pocket compass,a Moko compass and another, (3).

A carved ivory etui,compass, locket, gramophone needle tins, etc.

A gold compass watch fob,with bloodstone back.

A brass gimballed ship's compass, width 19cm

A Negretti and Zambra marching compass in leather pouch

A Maritime bulkhead compass marked Sestrel.

A T G Co Ltd military compass, Mk III 1942, No B177613, boxed.

WWII Royal Air Force Lancaster Bomber P.10 navigation compass, box, date stamp 1945

Carmarthenshire. Speed (John), Caermarden both Shyre and Towne described, 1st edition, published John Sudbury and George Humble, [1611], hand coloured engraved map, inset town plan of Carmarthen, large strapwork cartouche, compass rose and mileage scale, slight creasing, 390 x 515 mm, English text on verso, together with Greenwood (C. & J.),Map of the South West Circuit of the Principality of Wales, comprising the Counties of Cardigan, Pembroke and Caermarthen, from actual survey made in the years 1832 and 1833, published 1834, large engraved map with contemporary hand colouring, uncoloured engraved vignette of St. David's Cathedral, 615 x 775 mm (2)

*Estate Plan. An estate plan near the River Test, 18th century, ink and watercolour on vellum, compass rose, mileage scale and title cartouche (cartouche mostly lacking), dust soiled and stained, cracked, frayed and torn with loss, crudely repaired, 490 x 1490 mm, framed and glazed (1)

A CHANDLER'S PROMOTIONAL MODEL BINNACLE FOR A STANDARD COMPASS, complete with liquid compass in gimbal rings, brass hood, magnetic deviation balls, mahogany trunk with hinged door, and deck securing studs -- 22in. (56cm.) high,

A PLANE TABLE SURVEYING COMPASS BY GEORGE ADAMS SENIOR, CIRCA 1740, with 4½in. compass card signed around pictorial depiction of the sun MADE BY G. ADAMS IN FLEET-STREET LONDON, blued steel needle with gilt 'N/S', stepped brass degree ring, mounted in wooden hexagon with wooden lip at West for table insertion -- 8¾in. (22cm.) overall,

A MILITARY-PATTERN POCKET COMPASS BY GEORGE ADAM SENIOR, CIRCA 1760, the 4¼in. silvered dial signed G. ADAMS / LONDON, blued steel needle with gilt 'N/S' and retainer arm on pivot, steeped degree ring, glazed within square mahogany case with hinged lid and securing hook -- 6in. (15cm.) square,

A DRY CARD COMPASS BY THOMAS STOKER, NORTH SHIELDS, NORTHUMBERLAND, CIRCA 1840, the 6in. card signed and inscribed Stoker, Old Fish Market, North Shields, Brazier Hardware Man, with brass pivot, sealing wax balancing contained within turned wooden bowl, white painted interior and glass aperture retained with putty -- 4 x 8in. (10 x 20cm.), Thomas Stoker is recorded as working from 21 Clyde Street, North Shields between 1834 and 1848.

A DRY CARD COMPASS AND BINNACLE BY MRS JANET TAYLOR, LONDON, CIRCA 1855, the 5½in. painted mica card signed and inscribed Mrs Janet Taylor Taylor & Co. 104 Minories London, contained in gimballed brass bowl with glazed base, suspended within a carved mahogany binnacle with glazed conical lantern and side rings (old wear to card, missing inner lamp and cover) -- 21in. (53.5cm.) high,

A MID-19TH CENTURY DRY CARD DECK-HEAD COMPASS BY HOOPER & SON, PORTSMOUTH, the 5½in. compass card signed as per title and inscribed Compass Makers, Broadstreet, mounted on silvered pin to top glass within brass gimbal-mounted case for deck-head attachment -- bracket 10in. (25.5cm.) wide

A GOOD POCKET COMPASS BY SPENCER & CO. LONDON, CIRCA 1817, the 1¾in. compass card signed Spencer & Co. No. 66 Wapping with jewelled pivot, contained in lacquered brass case with card clamps under, set on mounting pin with removable fruitwood damper under and threaded lid inscribed JM to centre -- 2¼in. (5.5cm.) high,

A 12IN. CELESTIAL GLOBE PUBLISHED BY G.F. CRUTCHLEY, LONDON, CIRCA 1850, hand-painted gores signed as per title and inscribed Crutchley's Late Cary's New Celestial Globe ... mounted through the Colurus Aequinoctium line with calibrated brass meridian on turned wood stand with tripod foot -- 18in. (45.5cm.) high; together with a late 19th-century 12in. terrestrial globe by John Haywood, Manchester, London, mounted on turned stand with inset compass to base, -2,

A RARE 20½IN. BRASS SUNDIAL BY THOMAS JONES, LONDON, CIRCA 1830, with finely engraved compass rose around gnomon and foliate divisions between chapter rings, signed and inscribed at south Thomas Jones, 62 Charring Cross London, latitude 54.15 -- 10¼in. (27cm.) high

A 12IN. SUNDIAL BY BERGE, LONDON, CIRCA 1810, cast in brass, signed as per title and inscribed Sine Sole Sileo, with later owner's mark C A de S / 1844 above south, chapter ring with outer minute division and compass rose around gnomon (patination and wear overall) -- 6½in. (16.5cm.) high,

A PORTABLE COMPASS SUNDIAL BY A.C. FRASER & SON, LONDON, CIRCA 1850, the 2¼in. dial with steel needle and retainer, silvered chapter ring with sprung gnomon, oxidised brass bedplate with folding latitude arm, bubble levels and threaded feet, stamped underside with Govt. broad arrow mark, contained within plush lined wooden box of issue with securing hooks -- 5½in. (14cm.) wide,

A SMALL NOON DAY CANNON DIAL, PROBABLY FRENCH LATE 19TH CENTURY, unsigned, the brass platform with inset bubble levels, compass, folding adjustable gnomon, lens assembly and oxidised brass cannon barrel, swivel mounted on threaded pin feet (lacking lens) -- 3½in. (9cm.) diameter,

AN 18TH-CENTURY VOGLER-TYPE COMPASS SUNDIAL, unsigned, of usual form with decorative gilt brass edge, and contained in fitted plush-lined shagreen case -- 2¾in. (7cm.) diameter,

A FINELY RIGGED CARVED BONE AND HORN PRISONER-OF-WAR STYLE MODEL OF THE 74-GUN SHIP SCEPTRE, the planked and pinned hull with horn main and secondary wales, open gun ports with retractable gun and Venetian red lids, chain plates with deadeyes, warrior figurehead with carved head rails, quarter lights, stern with broadside cords, metal anchors with bound bone stocks; planked deck with fittings including belaying rails, capstan, gratings, belfry, well deck, water casks, seat, deck lights etc.; bound masts with yards, s'tun'sl booms, standing and running rigging with two launches rigged port and starboard and other details, mounted on a fine ebony and bone marquetry base with compass rose to middle. Overall measurements -- 17½ x 25in. (44.5 x 63.5cm.)

AN HISTORICALLY INTERESTING LIFEBOAT COMPASS FROM THE HOSPITAL SHIP DOVER CASTLE, TORPEDOED 1917, of standard form, with liquid-filled compass signed John Lilley & Sons, London mounted in gimbal, brass housing with glazed port and lamp window (lamp missing) -- 11½in. (29cm.) high; with letter of provenance, Provenance: Robert Sweetlove (salvaged from lifeboat no.7), to his stepson Ulric von Nesselrode, gifted to Mr & Mrs Arthur, vendor. Built for Union Castle in 1905, Dover Castle was first employed as a troopship in WWI, but was later converted to a hospital ship. At 7pm on 26th May 1917 whilst steaming 50 miles north of Bona in company the hospital ship Karapara, she was struck by a single torpedo fired by UC-67. Escorting destroyers put out a smoke screen and took wounded off. The captain hoped to save his ship when, an hour later, the submarine fired a second torpedo sending Dover Castle to the bottom within three minutes. Seven stokers were killed by the explosion, but everyone else survived in lifeboats.

A Mordan & Co. brass-fronted and metal compass no.5791, dated 1918, 5.5cm diameter and a plated Boatswain's whistle, (2).

An Air Ministry World War II period Astro compass Mk IISeries number 6A/1174, complete with original painted wooden box.

A Negretti & Zambra anemometerInset in brown leather outer case, diameter 15cm, together with a J.H. Steward brass cased pocket compass, fitted in original leather carrying case

A pair of Continental silver chamber sticks, both with 800 purity mark and maker's mark of GDBoth mounted with oars, anchor and pennant, the handles rope worked with compass thumbpiece, standing on ship's wheel bases. 8 cm high. (2) CONDITION REPORTS: Both generally in good condition, expected wear, some mounts a little loose, some minor dints and bruises, approximately 196 grammes all in.

Great War military compass with leather case `Shaw Motor Access Co 1915, Birmingham`

NAUTICAL SUNDIAL COMPASS. Nautical hardwood cased sundial compass

A German WWII AK 39 Wrist Compass, Luftwaffe pilots compass numbered to back AK 39 FI 23235-1 and stamped number under the clear plastic dial 30273126, face 6cm and overall length 27cm along with a Ministry of Defence WWII stopwatch 161 1\10 sec VC\2534, 5cm in diameter. (2)

A Japanese mixed-metal vase decorated with a pair of geese beside the moon, two kanji inscription, 21 cm high; together with a circular Chinese Necromancer's Compass for Feng Shui, 25cm diameter (2)

A brass pocket compass by Elliot Bros of London, 7cm diameter, in fitted leather case, also with another brass pocket compass by Stanley London, and brass spirit level by Stanley London dated 1872, in fitted wood box with brass mounts (3)

Boxed RAF Wellington Bomber compass - Full details with lot

A BRASS MILITARY TYPE MARCHING COMPASS, together with a Halden calculex in pouch (2)

A WRIST ESCAPE COMPASS MARKED 6B/2593 ON ORIGINAL CANVAS STRAP (THE TYPE USED BY RAF AIR CREW), together with an RAF dinghy knife, marked 27C/2125 by Joseph Rodgers with original orange painted grip (2)

Grp Capt. Brian Kingcome DSO DFC signed 50th ann Operation Compass Wesert Desert cover JS50408 Good condition. All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

A brass mounted compass having fitted leather case, sewing case, a miniature kukri, penknife and two miniature medals; King's South Africa with 1901 and 1902 bars and a Queen's South Africa with 'Orange Free State', 'Transvaal' and 'Laings Nek' bars, together with later soldier's record book No names to edge of miniature medals, service record for John William Gambell 22607413 App. Electrician

Four boxes, to include to papier mache boxes, a Chinese enamel box and a compass case containing the compass, (5)