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Los 1359
An 18ct gold cased open face centre seconds crown wind chronograph, the circular white enamel dial set with Roman numerals, the movement stamped W Batty & Sons, no.15091, suspended by a 9ct bi-colour gold chain with T-bar and 9ct gold mounted compass fob, weight of chain and fob, approx 41g, in fitted box stamped for W Batty & Sons.
Los 184
A SURVEYOR’S COMPASS LEVEL AND TRIPOD, CIRCA 1740, unsigned, 4¼in. printed compass dial with steel needle and marbled edges, contained within hinged mahogany sighting level with fixed focus, 24in. brass telescope, hinged by the eyepiece with elevation screw and mounted on tripod stand with threaded wooden legs -- 54in. (137cm.) high
Los 185
A LATE 18TH-CENTURY SURVEYING COMPASS AND LEVEL BY W. & S. JONES, LONDON, constructed in lacquered brass, with 4¼in. silvered dial signed W. & S. Jones, 30 Holborn, London, with needle clamp, liquid-filled level mounted on Y-frame over with 24¾in. telescope with rack and pinion fine focus, the whole mounted on socket for tripod assembly and contained within original fitted mahogany box -- 6½ x 26in. (16.5 x 66cm.); together with a circular protractor by the same maker contained in fitted box with trade label for Husbands of Melbourne and period owner’s inscription underneath inscribed…Blond, (2)
Los 186
AN EARLY 19TH-CENTURY SURVEYOR’S COMPASS AND LEVEL BY TROUGHTON, LONDON, constructed in lacquered brass with silvered compass mounted on support bar, signed as per title with level and telescope over and threaded tripod mountings for tripod stand; together with a boxed set of six ivorine rules by Troughton & Simms, London; a proportional divider by C. Baker with government mark; a prismatic drawing instrument by Troughton & Simms in lacquered brass; a small circumferentor, probably by Stanley but unsigned; a trade catalogue for Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd issued 1928; and a trade catalogue for Buck & Hickman Ltd circa 1930, the level -- 6½ x 26 x 6in. (16.5 x 66 x 15cm.), (a lot)
Los 204
A FINE UNIVERSAL COMPASS SUNDIAL BY TROUGHTON & SIMMS, LONDON, with 3in. silvered dial engraved with compass rose, two spirit levels and needle with clamp, hinged chapter ring signed as per title, with folding gnomon and latitude arm, supported on three threaded feet and contained within original blue plush-line sharkskin case with maker’s instruction sheet folded within -- 6in. (15cm.) diameter
Los 208
A BRASS SUNDIAL BY J. GILBERT, LONDON, 1776, finely engraved with subdivided chapter ring divided in Roman numerals IV-XII-VIII, signed and dated J. GILBERT, TOWER HILL, LONDON, 1776, foliate compass rose and substantial gnomon, the underside with wooden peg feet -- 14in. (35.5cm.) diameter, John Gilbert (w.1751-91) was the second of three ‘John Gilberts’ in this famous family firm operating from premises in Tower Hill. It was unusual for them to date their instruments. Amongst their many apprentices was Peter Dollond.
Los 209
A BRONZE ARMORIAL SUNDIAL BY HEATH & WING, LONDON, CIRCA 1770, signed as per title by ‘north’, compass rose to centre, chapter ring divided III-XII-VIII, armorial device at south and original gnomon -- 11¾in. (30cm.) diameter, The armorial device is believed to be that of the Rouse-Boughton family, the ninth baronet was Sir Charles William Rouse-Boughton (1747-1821), an administrator in the East India Company, and latterly an MP in Pitt the Younger’s administration.
Los 210
A FINE MARINE SIGHTING COMPASS BY LANGFORD, BRISTOL, CIRCA 1850, the 6in. card, signed on paper label LANGFORD CHRONOMETER AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER 53, QUAY, BRISTOL., countersigned by ‘south’ for printers Lavars & Ackland, Lithog, Bristol, contained within a lacquered-brass bowl with card lock, detachable sights and glazed top with cross-hairs, gimbal-mounted within original wooden box with detachable lid and securing hooks -- 9 x 12 x 12in. (22.8 x 30.5 x 30.5cm.)
Los 211
AN EARLY 19TH-CENTURY POCKET COMPASS ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN GILBERT, unsigned, the 1¾in. printed compass card on jewelled pivot, contained within nickel-plated drum with domed glass and card locks to underside and tapering pivot, contained within a turned fruitwood case with reversible usage cuff and pin mount and threaded lid -- 2 x 2½in. (5 x 6.5cm.)
Los 213
A ‘HUSON’ STAR GLOBE BY HENRY HUGHES & SON LTD, LONDON, 1920, the 7in. paper-covered wooden globe signed THE HUSON STAR GLOBE / H. HUGHES & SON LTD / LONDON / 1920 mounted in brass meridian and horizon rings counter stamped and numbered ‘3066’, removable axis rings and sliding indicators, contained within teak box with inset top handle and instructions pasted inside lid, approximately -- 10½in. (27cm.) square, Provenance: John Howard, Chief Experimental Officer, Admiralty Compass Observatory, Ditton Park.
Los 215
A FULLER CALCULATOR MODEL 1 BY W.F. STANLEY & CO LTD, LONDON, CIRCA 1950, of typical construction, with inner and outer cylinders mounted to a mahogany handle with calibrated brass readers, contained in fitted box with brass mounting bracket, maker’s label and instruction leaflets - 18in. (46cm.) diameter, Provenance: John Howard, Chief Experimental Officer, Admiralty Compass Observatory, Ditton Park.
Los 217
A QUANTITY OF INSTRUMENTS, including twelve assorted hand compasses; a Morse key; two surveyors’ needles; levels; a distance meter by Hughes; and two late 19th-Century dip needle instruments by Bamberg, (a lot), Provenance: John Howard, Chief Experimental Officer, Admiralty Compass Observatory, Ditton Park
Los 255
A 1:48 SCALE ADMIRALTY DOCKYARD OR NAVY BOARD MODEL FOR AN UNIDENTIFIED TWO-MASTED 8-GUN VESSEL OF CIRCA 1720, constructed in boxwood with exposed frames below ebonised wales and scored planking with trenails over, tapering rudder, chain plates with deadeyes, Venetian Red gun port lids, swivel gun mounts, finely carved figurehead in the form of Neptune, delicately painted eggshell blue scrollwork bulwarks and catheads with sheaths, carved quarter badges and stern, semi-open decks with fittings including belaying rail with pins, windlass, capstan, covered hatches, cleats, bilge pumps, poop rail and companionways, great cabin with compass rose parquetry floor, and keel with mast steps etc., mounted on two wooden balustrades with tapered steel side supports within late 19th-Century glazed display case with mirrored back and side panels (missing taffrail, part of the head and head rails, loose companionway and knee within, dust and wear; cases back mirror broken). Model overall -- 6 x 22in. (15 x 56); Case -- 11 x 26 x 7½in. (28 x 66 x 19cm.), Provenance: English private owners from the first half 19th-Century and thence by descent. This model enjoys several distinctive features which suggest it is probably a unique example. Apparently unlisted and of a hybrid design, it is possible that it was built as a private commission for an important official, either as a proposal or one that was intended for private use. The most immediately distinctive feature is the delicately-carved figurehead of Neptune - all the known “Neptunes” are large ships of the line and not small craft. It is thought that the Admiralty were beginning to experiment with character heads on small 5th and 6th Rates around 1720 so it is not impossible to extend that to an 8-gun vessel; alternatively, were this a proposal model it would seem probable that a simple billet head, or perhaps the usual Lion, would be used, that it’s a character head on such a small craft is rare. It is possible that this hybrid design might have been considered for a small class -- an early “Neptune” class perhaps, but which remained a proposal (latterly there was a “Neptune” class of 1st Rates built from 1790); alternatively, if it represents a one-off commission for a wealthy naval dignitary, it may incorporate part of his Grant of Arms. The distribution of the gun ports is also unusual - six in the stern and two forwards providing for a very long deck with shallow bulwarks (often associated with bomb ketches) and, most unusually, a capstan and windlass almost side-by-side. The mast distribution suggests it may have been rigged as a snow and, with a comparatively shallow draft carrying a large sail area, it should have been a fast sailer - ideal for ferrying the new Hanoverian monarchs’ officials over the English Channel and North Sea perhaps? The loss of the taffrail carvings in the late 19th-Century is a great shame as these may have held additional clues, and it is thought that after suffering this accident it was placed in the overly-tight case.
Los 369
A Victorian silver crown, 1891; others, 1893, 1895; an Edwardian silver napkin collar hook, chased with the Three Legs of Isle of Man, Birmingham 1905; another, hallmarked silver; miniature compass; an early 20th Japanese bakelite and white metal novelty bracelet, set with masks of native characters and deities, picked out in colour
Los 61
Ansonia Clock Co. (USA) Sunwatch Pocket Sundial lacquered tin with gold finish and white backed compass inset, with Tables of Latitudes inside lid and `C H Ellis` scratched onto front and back, an unmarked three draw telescope with 1.25``, 3cm lens 19.5``, 50cm; and a Spectroscope (cased) (3) All originally belonging to C Hamilton Ellis the railway author and painter
Los 62
A framed group of five WW1 French medals awarded to Charles Pivert of 2e Groupe Cycliste (Cycle Company), certificate and photograph, copy of the regimental history with mentions of Pivert and his binoculars with compass, War Cross (Croix de Guerre) with two star citations, Great War Commemorative Medal (Médaille Commemorative de la Grand Guerre), Combatant`s Cross (Croix du Combattant Victory Medal (Médaille Inter-Alliee de la Victoire), insignia for the military wounded (Médailles des Blesses Militaires).
Los 8
Three RAF black albums with over 100 covers inc 19 Bomber command most pilot signed with couple of specials worth £10each, 32 flown JS 50th ann WW2 covers inc Operation Chastise, Crusader, Biting, Compass, Dunkirk, Taranto, Battle of Crete, Battle of Britain, and El Alamein. 40+ coordinated series flown covers & Air displays and other assorted covers. Albums are well used but with some new Hagner leaves would be fine to fill.
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