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Atlantic Ocean. W. & J. Mount & T. Page (pubs.), A New and Correct Chart of the Western and Southern Oceans Shewing the Variations of the Compass according to the latest and best Observations, c.1760, uncoloured engraved map showing the eastern seaboard of North & South America and the western coastline of Africa and Europe, description for uses of the sea chart in both vertical margins which includes an acknowledgement to Dr.Halley, old folds, toned overall, some worming affecting text and image, 600 x 720mm, mounted. Published in ‘The English Pilot - The Fourth Book’. (1)

British Isles. Jansson (Jan), Britannia prout divisa suit temporibus Anglo-Saxonum praesertim durante illorum Heptarchia, [1646 but later], hand coloured engraved map, decorative cartouche, compass roses and numerous rhumb lines, fourteen decortive panels to vertical margins depicting Saxon Kings, 420 x 525mm, slight mount staining to margins, mounted. R.W.Shirley, Early Printed Maps of the British Isles, 1477-1650, no.577. (1)

* England & Wales. Speed (John), The Invasions of England and Ireland with al their Civil Wars since the Conquest, pub. John Humble, c.1646, hand coloured engraved map engraved by Cornelius Danckertz, decorative cartouche, elaborate compass rose and numerous rhumb lines, 380 x 510mm, English text on verso, mounted, framed and double glazed. (1)

Kent. Norden (John & Kip William), Cantium Quod nunc Kent, [1637], hand coloured engraved map, elaborate strapwork cartouche and mileage scale, compass rose and numerous rhumb lines, minor professional repair on verso of central fold, 285 x 380mm. Unusually with good vertical margins, so often lacking on this map. (1)

Scotland. Hole (Guillaume), Scotia Regnum, [1610], uncoloured engraved map, strapwork cartouche, ornate compass rose and rhumb lines, laid on later card, 265 x 325mm, together with, Russell (J.), Ireland divided into Provinces and Counties from the best Authorities, 1802, uncoloured engraved map, old folds, closed repaired tear affecting image, slight water staining, 430 x 330mm. (2)

Waghenaer (Lucas Janszoon). Beschrijvinge van een Deel vann Schottlandt van Bambourg tot Aberdein daer Edenburg de Princepaele Copestat in is.., 1st. state (of 4), Leiden, [1585], fine uncoloured engraved sea chart of the Firth of Forth, engraved by Johannes van Deutecum, elaborate strapwork cartouche, compass rose and rhumb lines, the sea area decorated with sailing ships and sea monsters, 330 x 530mm, Dutch text on verso, mounted. Good dark impression with broad margins. A fine example of the first state of four showing the east coast of Scotland from Dunstanborough head, Edinburgh and up to Aberdeen. Orientated to the west. Koeman, Atlantes Neerlandici, vol. IV, page 474, no. 27a. (1)

Waghenaer (Lucas Janszoon). De Zee Custen tusschen Dovere en Orfordts Ness daer Teemse de Vermaerde Rivire van Lonen, 3rd. state (of 4), Leiden, [1588], uncoloured engraved sea chart, elaborate cartouche, mileage scale and compass rose, numerous rhumb lines, the sea decorated with sailing ships and sea monsters, engraved by Johannes van Deuteaum, slight overall toning and water staining, vertical margins strengthened on verso, 330 x 500mm, Dutch text on verso. Orientated to the west, the map shows the south-east coast of England from Deal across the Thames Estuary and up to Orford Ness. Koeman, Atlantes Neerlandici, vol. IV, page 474, 23c. (1)

Westmorland. Speed (John), The Countie of Westmorland and Kendale the Chief Towne Described with the Armes of such Nobles as have bene Earles of either of them, pub. Thomas Bassett & Richard Chiswell, [1676], hand coloured engraved map, inset town plan of Kendal, slight overall toning, 385 x 515mm, English text on verso, together with, Greenwood (C & J), Map of the County of Westmorland from an Actual Survey made in the years 1822 and 1823, pub. Feb. 24th 1830, hand coloured engraved map, calligraphic title, hand coloured engraved vignette of Appleby, compass rose and table of explanation, toned overall, 590 x 710mm. (2)

A Second World War Gallantry Group of Five Medals, awarded to 1113442 L.SJT. R. RAMSDALE R.A., comprising the Military Medal (1938-48), 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star (MID), Defence and War Medals, together with framed Mentioned in Despatches Certificate (London Gazette 22 March 1945), cardboard boxes of issue, Service and Pay Book, Release Book and related ephemera including a typed Short History of `D` Troop 9th. Survey Regiment R.A. from Alyth to Disbanding at Mehle, Germany May 23rd 1943 to January 15th 1946, a Pocket Compass MK.III 1940 in webbing pouch, cloth insignia, embroidered handkerchief etc

A Masonic Ceremonial Sword, 72cm steel blade etched with cross, set square and compass, the brass cruciform hilt cast with a triangle enclosing a skull, dove, cockerel and the Holy Lamb of God, with crown pommel, with brass mounted leather scabbard.

A Collection of Ten Silver and Thirteen Base Metal Masonic Jewels including two Hallstone Member`s jewels, two Duke of Sussex Charity jewels, Royal Ark Mariner`s Members miniature jewel, Lodge Centenary jewels, Red Cross of Constantine jewels, Knights Templar star badge, a Past Master`s Collar and jewel set with brilliants etc; other pieces of regalia including commemorative trowels, compass, silver gilt miniature Tyler`s Sword etc.

A First World War Verner`s Pattern VIII Pocket Compass by Samson Morden & Co., numbered 97665 and dated 1918, with mother of pearl register, in an associated stitched leather case stamped R. STAFFORD 1917, with strap.

A German "Anschutz-Kiel" Ship`s Compass by Anschutz & Co., with white plastic inner dial under glass and brass outer dial, set with maker`s label numbered S1170 and Nr.21836, in a grey painted brass gimbal on a wood stand, 46cm wide.

A Second World War German Officer`s "Bezard" Pocket Compass, in a white metal and black enamelled folding case of arched rectangular form, the outer case stamped DIRECTION run through with a right facing arrow over a calibrated scale, the base with raised lettering "Bezard-Kompass", enclosing a hinged light reflecting disc covering the dial.

A George VI 1821 Pattern Artillery Officer`s Sword, the 86cm fullered steel blade etched with royal cypher and Royal Artillery badge, chromed steel three bar hilt, wire bound fish skin grip, leather sword knot and scabbard; a Pair of Brass Rowel Spurs, with brown leather straps; a First World War Verner`s Pattern Pocket Compass, the back stamped F-L No.146565 1918, in stitched leather case. (4)

A small Thermometer in a Black Forest wooden case, 3 1/4in, together with a Compass contained in a Mauchline case, 2 1/2in D, bearing printed picture of `Monument Hill from foot, Bloemfontein` (2)

A hand-held ‘Sestrel’ ships compass, signed ‘HENRY BROWNE & SON LTD, BARKING & LONDON’, with sighting prism above spirit filled compass, and wooden handle containing battery compartment for the compass backlight, in original glazed wood box, 31cm high excluding handle

Collection of Commemorative Medals; Marching Compass in a leather case; Metropolitan Patent Whistle and other Sundries; a Cigar Box.

A reproduction brass travelling compass View on www.staceyauction.com

A ships compass set within a gimbal - maker F Smith & Son Southampton (damaged) View on www.staceyauction.com

WWII BRITISH NAVAL SHIP`S COMPASS Type P.8. No.79817.D.

1914-18 BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS named to `Lieut.J.H.Lee`, and a WWI military compass by `Short & Mason Ltd. London, No.43114 1916`

CONTINENTAL NINETEENTH CENTURY GILT FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCK the seated classically dressed female figure holding a compass supported on terrestrial globe, the lower section with astrological characters, 45.5cm high, with key, pendulum, wooden plinth and glazed case

A large ship`s gimble compass, by F. Smith & Son, Southampton, mounted in Kelvin White, Boston bronze gimble frame.

A rare and little used beech compass plane by HATHERSICH with both boxwood mouth adjustment and front nose adjustment G++

A beech compass plane by J.MILLER with boxwood mouth adjuster G

An unused boxwood and brass combination inclinometer with folding sights, compass, 2 level vials, protractor hinge and Rise and Fall tables in orig lined box N

An unusual and fine quality square section brass compass with double hinge and adjustable steel points 7" o/a G++

A brass clinometer and prismatic compass by STANLEY London with two base levels G++

A single drawing compass by STANLEY London with pen, pencil and spanner in orig case G++

A rolling brass beam compass by ASTON & MANDER No 2352 dated 1917 on 28" mahogany and boxwood bar in orig fitted mahogany box G++

A 14" wing compass by W & C WYNN with decorative heart shaped finial and thumb screw G+

A prismatic compass by J CASARTELLI Manchester on ball joint tripod, some gilding losses o/w G+

A combined clinometer and prismatic compass by HALDEN Manchester in orig leather case F

A 19th Century eight drawer white metal and ivory bound pocket telescope by "Davies Brothers, 33 New Bond Street, London, Opticians to HRH Prince Albert", initialled and dated 12 August 1841, the removable cover with inset compass, contained within original Morocco leather case with blue velvet lined interior with further exterior carrying holdall in tanned leather with strap (ILLUSTRATED)

Vintage travel compass in miniature hinged box, 2.75" square

(John Stuart Earl of)] The Tabular Distribution o (John Stuart Earl of)] The Tabular Distribution of British Plants. Part I containing the Genera pp. 11(12) folding leaf `General plan of the tables` tables I-XXVII (VIII omitted as it contains no British plant) mostly folding 11 leaves of index contemporary half russia spine lettered “Genera” perhaps lacking a second part of species bought from Maggs with their partial description inserted oblong 8vo printed by J. Davies 1787. *** The preface is unsigned but is clearly by Lord Bute “The following distribution is the same followed in the former edition without any abridgment though reduced into a small compass...for the convenience of those who have the work in quarto and who may wish to carry it with them into the field...”. By “the former edition” is meant Bute`s celebrated Botanical tables 9 vol. 1785 printed in 12 or possibly 14 copies and a well known botanical rarity; Henrey 1398 collates the first volume of this and comments “Table VIII is omitted as it contains no British plant” just as here. Henrey 1419 records Bute`s A tabular distribution of Biritsh plants 1780 from a single copy in NHM and this is all that is found on ESTC. However Cambridge and Kew have copies of our edition perhaps with a second part though the collations do not make this clear (the Cambridge copy is mis-attributed to Sir John Hill). We have been able to trace no other copies anywhere. If as Bute`s introduction suggests our book was intended to accompany copies of the Botanical tables then its exteme rarity is explained.

A travelling beaker, the case set a compass to the cover, a pocket watch and a watch movement

A boxed Second World War compass.

A gold cased seal, with a cornelian seal engraved tablet, and a gold cased compass in the form of a ships wheel (2)

A relief panorama of the river Rhine, (text D R G M), with associated compass, together with a 19th century therapeutic amulet `London Galvanic Generator Composition`, Pall Mall Electrict Association (3)

A vintage mah-jong set in leather case and a brass compass on gimble frame

Schatz Royal Mariner Ships Bell Clock, R.A.F. Compass, Six Metal Tots in Teak Box

A reproduction eastern hardwood cased compass, height 6cms

A reproduction brass compass, height 4cms

An Azimuth Circle No. 4 Marine compass, cased, height 18cms

A Sestrel compass by Henry Browne & Sons Ltd., Barking & London, cased, height 27cms

A brass ships compass by Sharman D.Neill Ltd, height 24cms

A compass J Lizars Glasgow with case

Military Brass Compass by Stanley of London , numbered 6605-99-537-9034

A reproduction brass compass marked Stanley London in a hinged wooden box.

JOHN SPEED (1556-1629), Yorkshire, hand coloured map with title and signature cartouche, Royal Coat of Arms, compass rose and scale, text verso, 15 3/4" x 20 1/2", Hogarth frame

A WROUGHT IRON WEATHER VANE, the cut metal cockerel finial on turned stem issuing the four points of the compass on scrolled brackets, similar brackets to base, 75" high, 54" wide, together with a copper lightning rod with spike finial, 91" high (2)

A small Pocket Compass in square mahogany case by J Wardale & Co, London.

A Ship`s Binnacle Compass by Lilley & Reynolds, London in a brass case.

A Mixed Lot comprising: a short Gate link Fob Watch Chain with “T” Bar and Compass Fob; together with a further Compass Fob (A/F), various dates and makers, (2)

A Mixed Lot comprising: two various Silver shield-shaped Chain Fobs; together with a further Coin Fob and Glazed Compass Fob (compass A/F), various dates and makers (4)

A 20th Century Brass cased and gimballed Ship’s Compass, the polished brass case with carry handle and side mounted paraffin light with glazed panel and vented flue, to a circular flange with screw holes, and containing a grey painted gimballed compass with fluid filled reservoir and rotating black and white disc (bearing a paper label “Troop Ship Nevasa, UK Singapore, National Service”), height 9”

A modern gimballed Marine Compass, Sestrel No 5573/P, Henry Browne & Son of Essex, the black painted and gimballed frame, to a Perspex dial with rotating and magnified black and white disc, width 7 ¼”

A 20th Century plastic cased and gimballed Marine Compass, Plastimo “Offshore 105”, of spherical form within a bracket mount and with hinged cover, to a magnified spherical ball containing a black and white signed disc and yellow indicator arm, width 7”