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A First World War Verner`s Pattern VII Brass Pocket Compass, numbered 92258 and dated 1917, in a stitched leather case; another similar compass, numbered 76715, lacks case; a pair of military issue binoculars, by E.Leger, Paris, in leather case; a British Pattern 1888 MkII "Lee-Metford" Bayonet, with steel mounted leather scabbard; two small photographs and a small wooden casket (7)
A French Silver Butterfield Compass Dial, inscribed Butterfield, Paris, circa 1700, the octagonal plate with four hour scales around a compass, the pivoted burred engraved adjustable gnomen calibrated 40-60, the underside engraved with the latitudes of thirty European cities and with engraved spring plate for the folding gnomen, 8cms long See illustration
British Isles. Porcacchi (Tommaso), Descrittione Dell Isola D"Inghilterra, Venice, [1572 or later], uncoloured eng. map orientated to the east, tablet cartouche supported by two mermaids, heavily stippled sea area decorated with a compass rose and sea monsters, map size 110 x 150 mm, Italian text below and on verso of map, together with Descrittione Dell Isola Di Scotia,uncoloured eng. map orientated to the east, tablet cartouche supported by putti, heavily stippled sea area decorated with a compass rose, sea monsters and sailing galleys, map size 105 x 145 mm, Italian text below and on verso of map. R.W Shirley, Early Printed Maps of the British Isles 1477-1650, no.97. (2)
A Late Victorian Silver and Enamel Whistle, Pen and Compass Compendium, maker`s mark WH, J C Vickery, 179-181-3 Regent Street, London, 1898, of arched rectangular form, ring for suspension over a small glazed circular compass dial, on one side with an up-hinged flat whistle (engraved with initials AHP), on the reverse with three propelling pencils indicated on the push-buttons by black, red and blue enamel spots, 8.8cm long See illustration
A cased lacquered-brass set of pocket pedometer, aneroid barometer and compass, Ross, London, late 19th century, each with silvered circular dial signed ROSS, the barometer with outer altimeter scale adjusted via the knurled crown to the sispension loop above, each 4.2cm diameter, in a leather covered common case.. Provenance: The Estate of the late Mrs Olive Pearson. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
A French silver Butterfield dial, Michael Butterfield, Paris, circa 1700, the elongated octagonal plate with four hour scales 52 -4-12-8, 49 -IIII-XII-VIII, 46 -4-12-8 and 43 -IIII-XII-VIII, around a compass with scale divided into sixteen sectors, pivoted bird engraved adjustable gnomen calibrated 40-60, and signature Butterfield A Paris, the rear engraved with the latitudes of 36 European cities around a foliate engraved spring plate for the folding gnomen, 8cm long, in original green velvet lined case.. Provenance: The Estate of the late Professor Rupert Hall and Mrs Hall. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Plan of Estates Purchased for Gt Exhibition marking in various coloured boundaries the 4 estates of Gore House, Villars, Harrington and Smith`s Charity, to form the Commissioners` Estate lying between Hyde Park and Old Brompton Road, title, key and compass rose to the left, lithographed plan with original hand-colouring, 240 x 330mm., two vertical folds, slight browning and offsetting, slight surface abrasion upper left, affecting first few letters of title, framed and glazed, [1850] § Fairburn (J.) Publisher. Building for the Great Industrial Exhibition, 1851, original hand-coloured engraving, 205 x 310mm., framed and glazed, 1851(2)
Bodenehr (G.) Londen, Westmunster u. Soudwark plan of London with title banderoles above, 2 compass roses in the Thames, a column of descriptive text, in Dutch, to either side, and 9 columns of the key to the right, engraved map on three sheets, joined, the map fully hand-coloured, 160 x 715mm., overall, [Howgego 57], Augsburg, c.1710.
A French Walnut Shell, hinged and opening to reveal a thermometer and a compass, with gilt metal mounts backed by crimson velvet; a Black Enamelled Brass Apomecometer, in stitched leather case; a Similar Instrument; a Military Compass, in stitched leather case (af); three other pocket compasses
A 19th Century Rosewood Walking Cane/Telescope, of tapering cylindrical form with steel ferrule, the gilt metal pommel with foliate cast and chased edge, unscrewing to reveal a compass which further unscrews to reveal a 3/4inch reflecting telescope, length of telescope 33cm, overall length 88cm

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