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Los 216
A 18TH-CENTURY THEODOLITE BY GEORGE ADAMS, LONDON, the 8½in. telescope with bubble under, mounted on silvered arc with rack-and-pinion adjustment, 2½in. silvered compass, secondary levelling tube, signed near edge G. Adams London mounted on two stage platform with threaded adjustment, now on later ebonised base -- 11in. (28cm.) high
Los 219
A LACQUERED BRASS GRAPHOMETER BY PIERRE GOURDIN, PARIS, 1779, of typical form with arc signed and inscribed Gourdin au Paris, Quart Cercle, á Paris 1779, with 3½in. silvered compass with blued steel needle and foliate engraved supports -- 12in. (30.5cm.) diam, mounted on later wooden stand, Working between 1775 and 1800 Gourdin was twice rejected as an Ingénieur du Roi possibly because of professional protectionism from Charles-Joseph Meurand (see lot 220) who made very similar instruments. His luck partially changed in 1794 when he was chosen to value mathematical instruments seized during the Revolution.,
Los 220
A LACQUERED BRASS GRAPHOMETER ANTOINE JOSEPH MEURAND, PARIS CIRCA 1780, of typical form, signed above the arc Meurand á Paris, foliate engraved sighting arm and support frame, 2¼in. silvered compass dial with blued steel needle and hinged socle support under -- 10in. (25.5cm.), Meurand was active between 1750 and 1805 from several address in Paris and specialised in graphometers, panotgraphs and sundials.
Los 221
A FINE 'CAPTAIN KATER' PATTERN SIGHTING COMPASS BY THOMAS JONES, LONDON, CIRCA 1815, the 5in. mica card with arsenic green scale, signed in manuscript Thomas Jones No. 62 Charing Cross, steel needle, removable inclined lens assembly (later) and folding sight with lens -- 5¼in. (13.3cm.) wide, This pattern was invented by Captain Kater in 1811. A small inclined mirror and lens eyepiece assembly allows simultaneous viewing of the scale and the distant object via the opposite vertical folding sight. Kater's design pre-dates Schmalcalder's use of a prism but was not patented and became superseded by it., Literature: Scientific Instrument Society, Bulletin No. 127 (December 2015) p.36.
Los 274
A GROUP OF INSTRUMENTS, comprising a pocket aneroid barometer signed F. Cooke & Sons, London, in fitted leather case, the lid with compass and curved bar thermometer inside; a pocket barometer by R. & J. Beck, in leather case; a pocket barometer by Pillischer, in shaped leather case; a drum sextant by Stanley, London, in lacquered brass case; a bearing compass by Negretti & Zambra, in lacquered brass case, and a small compass sundial, unsigned, in turned lignum vitæ case, (6)
Los 282
AN EARLY 19TH-CENTURY POCKET DRAWING SET, unsigned, of typical form, with instruments including dividers, compass, brass protractor, parallel rule, square etc., in fitted shagreen covered pocket case -- 7in. (17.8cm.) high; together with three cased proportional dividers; and an ivorine sector by Gardner & Co., Glasgow, (5)
Los 1168
A 9ct gold photo pendant - Hallmarked Chester - Length 5.3cms - Suspended from a 9ct gold fancy-link chain - Hallmarked Birmingham - Length 58cms - Together with a 9ct gold compass pendant - Hallmarked Birmingham - Length 3cms - Suspended from a curb-link chain - Hallmark unclear - Length 54cms - Total weight approx 22.7gms Condition Report: Good to fair - With general signs of wear
Los 244
A box containing an assortment of various sundry items to include a cast iron figure of a whippet AFTER MENE, a jade carved panel depicting a crane in a landscape, a jade lidded box, a leaded dish with Japanese figures and central compass, etc CONDITION REPORTS Jade lidded box - break and repair to foot, various small cracks and splits especially to the carved foot and throughout, small chips and cracks throughout - please see images for further details. The plaque - some chips mainly to the edges, some light scratches, general wear and tear. Tray with compass - various scratches, nibbles, chips some knocks, dents etc throughout, split to the top where rim meets side, general wear and tear. Cavalry soap box - lid very tight, wear to base, some rust, loss of paint. Small treen box - lid missing one of the sides with splits and cracks to top, interior is missing one of the sides and one of the interior compartments missing, various splits, chips, nibbles etc throughout. Greyhound - is off its base, various wear and tear. Larger treen box - one hinge missing, one hinge badly damaged, various chips and losses throughout, general wear and tear. Cat tin - some wear and tear Fourteen plates - generally good, some light scratches, some brown stains, general wear and tear. All items with wear and tear.
Los 16
AN UNUSUAL MASONIC FOB in the form of an orb surmounted by a star and compass, opening to reveal four fold out and drop down Masonic emblems, to the other half is a Star stamped '9ct' and Reg No 691741, which equates to 1922, 1.7cm diameter, 7.4g gross; with a 9 carat gold set square and compass fob, 3.5g gross
Los 48
GRAHAM CARRICKFERGUS, SILVER CASED OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH, key wind movement, roman dial with seconds dial (lacks crystal and hands), A SILVER CASED OPEN FACE FOB WATCH, key wind with foliate enamel dial and engraved case, A SILVER POCKET WATCH CASE, Chester 1899 (af) A SECTION OF SILVER WATCH CASE AND A SMALL SILVER CASED COMPASS
Los 347
Historically Interesting and Poignant WW2 Grouping of Gladys Pollaris, being an official printed certificate awarded to Gladys by the British Government for helping Sailors, Soldiers and Airmen escape or evade capture in occupied Europe. Accompanying the document is a 1930’s period small compass on chain which was said to have been given by Gladys to a RAF pilot who she helped escape and who returned the item to her after the war.
Los 491
British Officers Equipment Belonging to Captain A B Falvey Royal Signals, the grouping consists of Captain Falvey’s 1944 dated combat boots with gaiter tops, short type brown leather boots, officers sam browne belt with cross strap and his Mark I marching compass. First pair of boots suffer with dry leather to the interior. (4 items) Captain Anthony Bernard Falvey, Royal Signals. Born in Dublin in 1919. He joined the Territorial Army (Middlesex Yeomanry) whilst still at school and was called up at the outbreak of war in 1939. He saw service in France, Libya, Tunisia, Palestine and Egypt. He served in the Royal Signals, part of the 7th Armoured Division (Desert Rats) and was commissioned as an officer just before the Battle of El Alamein. Subsequently he landed at Sicily, then on to Salerno and Naples. As a Captain, he landed at Normandy and his troop fought across France, Belgium, Holland and into Germany as far as the Danish border. He spent a year in Berlin after the war and worked with Retten Die Kinder to evacuate children away from the horrors of post-war Germany.
Los 636
A 19th century maritime brass gimballed compass in wooden case, the dial inscribed 'Kelvin, Bottomley & Baird Ltd., Captain Chetwynd's Patent No.25965/06, Glasgow and London', the ring stamped 'Patt.24.0., No.144', and the outer gimballed ring inscribed 'Dent's Patent' with military markings, diameter of gimballed bracket 24cm, width of case 26cm, the case set with leather carrying strap.
Los 57
John Speed (1552-1629), Map of the Kingdome of Great Britaine and Ireland, inset plans of the capital cities of London and Edinburgh, surmounted with the royal crest and decorated with sea monsters, sailing ships and an elaborate compass rose, sold by Thomas Bassett in Fleet Street & Richard Chiswell in St. Paul's Churchyard, 1676, with later hand colouring, English text on verso, engraving, 40 x 53cm.; 15.75 x 21in.
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