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Reproduction brass cased compass t/w small collection of general stamps

Brass cased binnacle compass 18cm maximum diameter, brass ships wheel 23cm and small pocket compass

Seven Second World War Stars, comprising 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Pacific Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Burma Star and France and Germany Star, a Defence Medal, a War Medal, a London Fire Brigade bronze medal to `Sydney R. Moody 1950`, a Life Saving Society bronze medal, two school medals, a 1911 Coronation souvenir medal, a red cloth eagle shoulder badge, a quantity of medal ribbons, an Air Council forwarding slip, a pair of Boy Scouts cufflinks, contained in a medals box, two US Army badges and a compass.

Silver watch chain and Masonic fob, the watch chain with T bar and clip, attached with a Masonic compass and a vesta case, 70 grams

Regency ivory toothpick and thermometer case, V Silvani, the rectangular ivory box with compass to the lid, enclosing a tooth pick, mirror, and thermometer, 7cm long

Negretti & Zambra compass, with a brass case and silvered dial, 8cm wide

An unusual desk ornament, in the form of a brass diver’s helmet with compass, brass hour glass (AF) and 2 pen holders, on wooden base; a wooden walking cane with plated metal knob and mounted with WM KRRC badge; a third pattern FS knife; an African short sword with horn hilt; a German WWII metal container for machine gun barrel; and a quantity of German army maps of Drosendorf area (all the same). Average GC

8 cap badges: Geo VI RE, WM Tanks, Devon, Suffolk, Westminster, Hereford, Geo VI RASC and RAMC, on a webbing belt; 6 others; a prismatic compass, Mk III, d 1941; a tapered cylinder oil can, d 1917; a “Gallon” measure with handle and spout, khaki painted, with inspector’s stamp; sundry other items. Generally GC

A white metal cased map reader, a compass and a magnifying glass (3)

An oak boxed ship`s compass, stamped "Type PA no. 94199.H

A gents 18ct gold Masonic signet ring engraved with compass and set square, size U+. 8.4g approx.

Masonic compass fob set in set square

Pair of WWI British spurs and a British issue marching compass, the rear stamped 1918 E.Coe HN (glass a/f)

A Stainless Steel Automatic Centre Seconds Calendar Wristwatch, circa 2010, lever movement, black dial with luminous baton and Arabic numerals, day/date aperture, case with rotating bezel, crown at 9 to move the inner ring for points of the compass, Seiko steel bracelet with deployant clasp, 47mm wide, with Seiko boxes see illustration

A copper lustre relief moulded jug decorated with flowers, moulded mark G and compass / set square. 13cm high and a white glazed example similar (2)

"Late 19th/ early 20thC ships binnacle/compass, brass circular body, domed, lid with bayonet fitting and oval view panel, spirit lamp and housing, bears serial plaque"

"Late 19th/ early 20thC ship`s binnacle/compass, brass cylindrical body, spirit lamp housing"

"WWII German leather, canvas and fur military Jaeger patrol knapsack, stamped Gebruder Klingen, Dresden 1937, and marked Lt G.W. Glassborow, a small leather military box stamped HHS 1941 and a Bakelite compass by Enbeeco"

Colonel Bosworth`s Patent Arm mounted brass and mahogany map holder with inset compass, Steward London manufacturer, leather strap to rear, 25cm x 20.5cm

† Paddy Compass Namatbara (born circa c1890-1973) Dancing Mimis (Fertility Dance- Kunapipi Rites), circa 1948 natural earth pigments on bark 70 x 53cm

A Mk. 1 military marching Compass

A pair of cased Hanimex 10 x 50 Binoculars, an Air Band Radio, plus a Telescope 20 x 30mm, small compass, etc.

GILT METAL FOLDING OPERA GLASSES INCORPORATING COMPASS AND MIRROR ECLAIR "LA PARISIENNE"

A 19th century rosewood cased set of brass drawing instruments, a similar Victorian mahogany cased set and a quantity of similarly sized boxes containing drawing instruments, two cylindrical slide rules marked Made in England in black painted and chromium plated brass, a simple naturalist`s microscope in oxidised metal, a World War Two Astro Compass Mk II, an early Sinclair Enterprise programmable pocket computer, 1970s, another, etc

A Bois Durci inkwell with glass well, a pair of Victorian electroplated wine coasters, a mahogany beam compass, cased, native woodcarvings, and a quantity of early 20th century tin pastry moulds, glass ware and bygones

An early 20thC elongated mantel clock and a draftsman`s compass set.

A 9ct gold mounted ivory novelty pencil / penS Morden & Co, the tubular ivory section with engraved ruler and set with thermometer, the terminal set with a compass in gold mount11.5cm long

A stoneware Matchstriker, a "poor man`s friend" Paste Pot, a Compass in Swiss wooden case, a miniature Bust and cat, Rabone Tape Measure, a plated Vesta Case S.Y Midnight Sun, Mauchline Napkin Ring with photo of Swellandam and a horn Napkin Ring with thistle cartouche

A small ivory inlaid Box, Pocket Compass, Seal, Shoe Horn, Buttons, Badges, small enamel Box and two Extending Pencils

An early 20th century mahogany cased lacquered brass monocular microscope, and accompanying accessories, 33cm (13in), together with a boxed aviation Astro Compass MK11, a cased geometric drawing set and ebony straight edge

Small white metal WW1 compass by Dennison Birmingham. No. 79416, dated 1918 with arrow mark. Good condition, working.

An early 20th century brass cased ship`s binnacle compass on oak base.

A modern pocket compass.

Quantity of Shrek, Lord of the Rings, The Golden Compass and Narnia action figures and toys by Toy Biz and others. Includes Disney Narnia book ends. Mostly VG+ and all boxed/bubble-packed. (17)

Mixed lot, includes: First Edition `The Welcome Stamp Album`, G. F. Rapkin, containing a selection of European stamps; Haji (Japan) tinplate clockwork mule; Triang Minic Aveling-Barford; Spirit of St Louis Field Compass (VG) etc. Overall F.

Astronomical Nautical Compass, c. 1860 Manufactured by: "Lilley & Son, London", brass, lithographed compass rose, graduation 4 x 90°, arc divided 0-150/150-0, circle divided 80-0-80, with embossed brass plaque "By her Majesty`s Royal Letters Patent, E. D. Ashe. R. N., Patentee", height 12 1/2 in. - Probably made for the Royal Society. Astronomisch nautischer Kompaß, um 1860 Hersteller: "Lilley & Son, London", Messing, lithographierte Windrose, Teilung 4 x 90 Grad, Winkelteilungen 0-150/150-0, Kreisteilung, 80-0-80, mit geprägter Plakette "By her Majesty`s Royal Letters Patent, E. D. Ashe. R. N., Patentee", Höhe: 32 cm. Eventuell hergestellt für die Royal Society. Condition: (2-3/3) Starting Price: €500

Nuremberg Compass Sundial, c. 1780 Unidentified maker`s mark, brass hour ring, windrose on colored copper plate, in boxwood case with lid, Ø 2 1/4 in. Taschen-Sonnenuhr, Nürnberg, um 1780 Unidentifizierte Meistermarke, in der Art von David Behringer. Messing-Zifferblatt und Polus, feiner kolorierter Windrosen-Kupferstich, in Buchsbaum-Fassung (mit Deckel), Ø 5,8 cm. Condition: (3/2) Starting Price: €160

Geomantic Compass, 19th Century China, wood, finely inscribed on both sides, embedded compass with silver scale, Ø 3 2/3 in. Geomantischer Kompaß, 19. Jh. China, beidseitig beschriftet, eingelassener Kompaß mit Silberskala, Ø 9,5 cm. Condition: (3+/-) Starting Price: €120

Artillery Compass, End of the 19th Century Germany or Austria, possibly by Voigtländer, lacquered brass, silvered compass scales, size 4 3/4 x 4 3/4 x 4 in. Artillerie-Kompaß, Ende 19. Jh. Deutschland oder Österreich, eventuell Voigtländer, zaponiertes Messing, Skalen im Kompaß versilbert, Maße 12 x 12 x 10 cm. Condition: (2-3/2) Starting Price: €180

COLLECT - TWO MAUCHLINE ITEMS, a needle case, "View at Llandudno", and a compass, "Dryburgh Abbey"

"*Brass circular compass by Stanley of London, 6cm dia, in case, and brass pen wipe in the form of a pig with bristles, 11cm (2) (Lot subject to VAT)"

Fifteen Boxed Wooden Model Kits of Aircraft, manufactured by Penguin, Airyda, Authentic Models, Silverwing, Veron, Keelbuild and Compass Models, together with ten Airfix and other plastic model kits, in two boxes

A 9 carat gold Albert watch chain with T bar, together with a compass in gold coloured mount with chalcedony seal back and a black hardstone and gold colour mounted locket of oval form, chain weighs approx 44.5 gm (ILLUSTRATED)

A miniature beech compass rebate plane 2 1/2" x 7/8" with steel sole forward of the iron and brass wedge G+

An unusual rosewood compass plane with adjustable steel sole G+

11 moulders and a compass rebate G

A plated brass compass

J.G. Graves silver lever pocket watch (no glass); also a boxed compass (a.f) (2)

French brass timepiece/aneroid barometer desk compendium, the twin dials either side of a thermometer, surmounted by an inset compass and baluster carrying handle, 7.5" high

Small brass replica marine pocket compass, the 2.75" 360 degree chapter ring enclosing a pointer and two small spirit levels, inscribed to the base Nauticalia, no. 96140

Circular brass sundial signed W. Watkins, Bristol and J Coley, Somerset, with gnomon and engraved Roman numerals with compass rose, 9.75" diameter

James Wellsworth Ltd, composition terrestrial globe, approx 32cm diameter on plated metal and turned wood stand with inset compass, 54cm high

Sunderland lustre jug with sailing ship, compass and text decoration, 19cm high

A carved coquille nut, two pairs of opera glasses and a travelling Oriental compass etc.

A collection of assorted cut-throat razors, two antler handled corkscrews, a similar folding tool, a compass, and a vintage cast iron can opener.

Title Pages ([Leo Belgicus] Verduytscht door Guilliam van Aelst Den. I. Druck), Strada, ca. 1645. 3.5 x 5”. (HC) Among the most interesting decorative works of cartography is a series of arresting maps showing The Netherlands and Belgium in the shape of a lion. This wonderful, miniature version of the Leo Belgicus is based on the original 1538 Aitsinger form with the lion standing facing right with the right paw raised and holding a shield. This version is beautifully engraved with a stippled sea filled with a ship, a sea monster and a compass rose. The De Bello Belgico, written by Famianus Strada, a Jesuit and teacher at the Collegium Romanum in Rome, was a pro-Spanish and pro-Catholic book on the Dutch war of independence. Ref: Tooley (MCC-7) no.21. Backed with tissue to repair small tears, chips and worm holes, several of which just enter image at left and right. Marginal soiling. (B)

World (Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis Geographica ac Hydrographica Tabula), Blaeu, Amsterdam, ca. 1635. 21.3 x 16.3”. (HC) A magnificent map featuring a carte-a-figures border with allegorical representations of the sun, the moon, the five known planets, the four elements and the four seasons. Along the bottom are vignettes showing the seven wonders of the world: the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Colossus straddling the harbor at Rhodes, the Pyramids, the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus at Cairo, the Temple of Diana, the Statue of Jupiter and the lighthouse at Alexandria. Josua van Ende engraved this map, reducing it from Blaeu`s 1605 wall map for inclusion in atlases. Petrus Plancius` world map of 1592 was the main source of geographical information. The map is shown on Mercator`s projection with a massive Southern Continent attached to New Guinea, with the coastal names of Beach and Psittacorum regio noted from Marco Polo`s travel memoirs. North America has the westward bulge characteristic of the time, with the Strait of Anian noted. Korea is shown as an island and Japan is in a kite-like shape. The map itself is richly decorated with cartouches, sea battles, monsters and compass roses. Fourth state with Tierra del Fuego shown as an island and the date omitted from the lower cartouche on the right. French text on verso. Ref: Goss (Blaeu) no.1; Shirley no.255. Lovely color with slightly uneven toning and two small, insignificant spots in blank areas of map image. (+B)

World (An Essay of a New and Compact Map, Containing the Known Parts of the Terrestrial Globe), Bellin, Paris, 1750. 27 x 20”. (HC) Bellin`s popular world map is presented on Mercator`s projection with two fine compass roses orienting the chart. North America is shown with a very pronounced River of the West connecting through a series of rivers and lakes from Lake Superior to the Pacific - representing the elusive Northwest Passage. A portion of the Asian coastline is depicted a short distance from the supposed western coast. The Russian discoveries in the North Pacific are not yet shown, although there is a note about the voyages of 1743. Able Tasman`s new discoveries in New Zealand and Australia are shown. Australia is labeled Hollandia Nova with Nova Guinea linked to the mainland by the Carpentier coastline. Terre de Diemen, also labeled I. Tasman, is connected to the mainland by conjectural dotted lines. A large, decorative title cartouche completes the composition. Published by Peter de Hondt with titles in French and Dutch in lower margin. Issued folding, now pressed with wide margins and slight printer`s ink residue. A few small fold separations, as well as a long tear in upper-right corner, have been professionally repaired. (+B)

Ancient World (Geografische Kaarte van de Oude Weereld Volgens de Verdeeling der Kinderen van Noach…), Calmet, Paris, ca. 1725. 17.5 x 12.8”. (HC) This classic map of the ancient world depicts Europe, Asia, and northern Africa with ancient place names. The prominent rococo-style cartouche and a large compass rose with fleur-de-lis adorn the elegant sheet. Watermarked paper with faint toning along centerfold at top. (A)

Western Hemisphere ([A Correct Sea Chart of the Whole World, According to Wright`s Commonly Called Mercator`s Projection]), Halley, Atlas Maritimus & Commercialis, London, [1728]. 27 x 23.5”. (HC) This sea chart depicts the Western Hemisphere of the four-sheet world map A Correct Sea Chart of the Whole World..., for which the title cartouche resides on the Eastern Hemisphere sheet. The chart depicts the Island of California, with the northwest coast of North America indented before trailing off. The interiors of North and South America are not delineated, with place names focused on the coasts. The Falkland Islands are only partially delineated, and the eastern coast of New Zealand is shown in the south Pacific. Published by J. & J. Knapton and John Senex. The sheet stands well on its own and is decorated with three compass roses. On two sheets, joined. Ref: McLaughlin no.207; Shirley (BL Atlases) no.M.HALL-1a, no.1; Wagner, H. (NW) no.532. Issued folding, now pressed, with light soiling. There is a short fold separation and two 1" tears west of South America that have been professionally repaired. There is a minute hole near the Galapagos Islands, only visible when held to light. (+B)