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Leather Cased Military Compass, Maker Troughton & Simms Ltd

A cased WW2 era Azimuth circle pattern compass fitting with prism and magnetic pins

A Heath Marine ‘Bosun’ ships compass in original packing

A collection of interesting items including Pakistan army service medals, ACME Scout Master whistle with compass, various commemorative medallions, drinking horn, corkscrews etc.

A brass binnacle ships compass, patent 1151A serial number M683K

A trench art lighter made from Prince Alberts Own regimental buttons, a French compass and a steel sovereign case

A mixed lot of military memorabilia, military compass with broken glass, button guard by Gennenes and Co London, trench art lighter, aldershot stores whistle,

JEAN PROUVE (1901-1984)Bureau mod. 'Secrétaire', piètement 'Compas' à trois tiroirsCréation en 1953Edition Steph SimonAcier peint, Formica, métal peintH: 73cm. (28 3/4in.); L: 122cm. (48 1/16in.); P: 69;5cm. (27 3/8in.)A 'Secrétaire' desk, 'Compass' legs, with three drawers, in painted steel, Formica and painted metal by Jean Prouvé designed in 1953 and edited by Steph Simon.Footnotes:Bibliographie :P. Sulzer, Jean Prouvé. Oeuvre complète/Complete Works. Volume 3 : 1944-1954, Ed Birkäuser, Basel, 2005, p. 266, 267, n. 1242.2.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Mixed collectables lot to include a bakelite compass and whistle, penknife etc.

SPEED, John. Cornwall A hand coloured engraved map from Speed's 'The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain', with inset view of Launceston, large strapwork cartouche and compass rose, Latin text to the verso titled 'Cornwallia sive Cornubia', framed and glazed, 41cm x 53cm, John Sudbury and George Humble, London, 1616.As this map lacks Irish or Virgivian Sea below the cartouche of Launceston and the fact there is Latin text to the rear, it indicates that this plate was published pre 1623 and was therefore published in 1616 (Quixley and Quixley. 'Antique Maps of Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly,' p.35). A vibrant example in vg condition. Very good overall condition, no rips or tears, colours are strong throughout. Sporadically, there are small incidences of singular spots. Although only seen close up and generally to the margins. I would suggest this map would want reframing, as the paper is slightly crumpled, with some fold marks visible. Coincidentally, whilst examining the map, it appears this was previously sold from 'The Old Master Galleries' in Oxford Street, London. This map has not been examined out of its frame.

John Speed Cornwall, circa 1680 Corrected and Sold by Christopher Brown at the Globe near the West End of St Paul's Church, London, published by Speed. Uncoloured engraved map, inset view of Launceston, large strapwork cartouche and compass rose, slight staining and spotting, some toning to the central fold. Plate size, 38cm x 51cm

A 1941 British army Mk III prismatic marching compass

A 1939 British army Mk III prismatic marching compass

A late 19th / early 20th Century French brass pocket magnetic compass, 64 mm

VICTORIAN SILVER MASONIC POCKET WATCH, the pocket watch face with Roman numeral dials, the inside section at the back of the pocket watch engraved with masonic compass and square motif and text reading: Presented To Bro Arch Graham, Treasurer Of Lodge St, Johns, Kirkintilloch, Kilwinning No 28 By The Brethren April 1874'

A matt black anglepoise lamp, purportedly a military aircraft navigator's lamp (possibly from an AVRO Lancaster?), stamped serial number reading 'SCX 4856', together with a mahogany-cased Sestral hand bearing compass, by Captain OM Watts Ltd of London, the case 30 cm high.

Carpenters Improved Compound Microscope, English, 2/4 19th century, engraved along the foot in copperplate script 'CARPENTERS Improved Compound Microscope for Opake & transparent Objects 24 regent St London' the microscope on a large flat folding tripod base, with squat turned brass pillar supporting the body on a compass type joint, plano-concave mirror on a 'S' shaped support, large square stage with condenser lens, sprung support for large slides, with Bonnani-type stage above, with large compound body tube incorporating an early achromatic objective with compound eyepiece, body tube with internal sleave with rack and pinion focusing, with adjustable support between the foot and top of the body tube, height (inclined) 45cm Footnote:Philip Carpenter moved to Regent street in 1826, after his death in 1833 his sister continued to trade from the same address. the name changed in 1837 to Carpenter & Westly

A Collection Drawing Instruments with important New Zealand Provenance, comprising of a 9in rolling rule in German Silver engraved 'ELLIOT PROS LONDON' to the top then engraved below 'N. Z. R. H. P. H.' - New Zealand Railway, Harry Pasley Higginson and impressed on the lid of the polished wooden case 'H. P. HIGGINSON N.Z.R.' and a part set of boxwood scale rules each stamped 'TROUGHTON & SIMMS, LONDON, with one inscribed in pencil to the rear R. B. Higginson, possibly his father, another rule stamped NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA LONDON and H.P.HIGGINSON, although not marked with his name are 2 other instruments from the same family, a Compass Clinometer by Casella, English, c.1890, in oxidised and bright lacquered brass, signed 'L Casella London, with telescope, in fitted leather case, and an earlier French clinometer signed L'ing ChavallierOpticien, Paris (a lot) Harry Pasley Higginson (1838–1900) was a British and New Zealand civil engineer known for his significant contributions, including the construction of the Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company (WMR) line from Wellington to the Manawatu during the 1880s. The WMR was a privately-funded project since the government opted not to undertake its construction. Additionally, Higginson played a key role in the discovery of Dodo bones on the island of Mauritius in 1865. Higginson was born in Thormanby, North Yorkshire, England, in 1838, and received his education at the Collegiate School in Leicester. In his engineering career, he completed an apprenticeship under Sir William Fairbairn in Manchester, followed by railway, canal, and waterworks projects in Russia (1860–1861), Mauritius (1862–1866), England, and India. While in India in 1868, he became an associate member of the Institute of Civil Engineers, later attaining full membership in 1871. In 1872, Higginson was appointed as the superintending engineer for railways and public works in the South Island. In 1878, he transitioned to private practice in Dunedin and gained recognition for his work on the Kawarau Gorge Suspension Bridge, earning the Telford Premium from the Institute of Civil Engineers. This iconic bridge was finished in the late 1880s, serving as a vital access route to the Central Otago goldfields during that era. However, in 1963, traffic was rerouted to a new highway bridge on State Highway 6. The significance of the suspension bridge is underscored by its classification as a Category I historic place by the New Zealand Historic Places Trust. Today, it stands as a popular tourist attraction, offering commercialized ziplines and bungee jumping experiences for visitors seeking adventure amid its historic and scenic surroundings In 1882, he was contracted as the chief engineer to complete the Wellington to Manawatu Railway, which he accomplished nine months ahead of schedule. He was awarded his promised bonus four years later. Higginson's final appointment was as the engineer-manager of the Wellington Gas Works. Regarding the discovery of Dodo bones, in 1865, while working for the Government Staff of the Mauritius Railways, Higginson encountered workers extracting bones from a swampy area called the 'Mare aux Songes.' He recognized the significance of these bones, suspected to belong to the Dodo bird, which was thought to be extinct. Higginson's discovery led to further investigations and the dispatch of a substantial quantity of bones to institutions such as the British Museum, Liverpool, York, and Leeds Museums. These bones contributed to the understanding of the Dodo bird and are still held by World Museum Liverpool, The Yorkshire Museum, and Leeds Museums and Galleries. Harry Pasley Higginson passed away in Wellington on February 26, 1900, at the age of 63, and he was laid to rest in the Karori Cemetery. His memory is honored with a stained glass window at the Wellington Cathedral of St. Paul, featuring depictions of the Kawarau Gorge Suspension Bridge and a Dodo.

Tunbridge Ware Combination Thermometer & Compass, English, c.1880, the thermometer scale engraved 'H HOLLAMBY, TUNBRIDGE WELLS' the octagonal body with thermometer to the front, compass with paper below glass, height 13cmFootnote: This lot contains ivory and has been registered in accordance with the Ivory Act (Section 10), Ref.GR782LYJFlints Auctions CANNOT ship this item out of the UK. Please arrange your own courier or contact Oxford Pack & Send to see if they can offer shipping.Prospective purchasers are advised that several countries prohibit the importation of property containing materials from endangered species, including but not limited to ivory and tortoiseshell. Accordingly, prospective purchasers should familiarize themselves with relevant customs regulations prior to bidding if they intend to import this lot into another country.

Pocket Sighting Compass, English, c.1840, engraved across the crossbar 'Marrat, London' the compass with printed green floating card with locking lever, fold-up sight with reading prism and fold-out viewing slit in a clam-shaped case covered in Moroccan leather and lined in cotton-velvet, compass diameter 10cm Footnote: according to Clifton John Symonds Marrat is recorded as working in London between 1832 and 1875

Custom Officers Folding Yard Measure, English, date stamped 1910, engraved along the length 'COUNTY OF LANCASTER' and 'DE GRAVE & CO LTD, MAKERS LONDON', with exchequer stamps, the scale engraved in inches, with compass type joint to the centre, in mahogany case, with engraved plaque to the lid which reads' 'LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL WARRINGTON DIVISION and 'DE GRAVE & CO LTD, MAKERS LONDON', the case 53cm wide

An old brass mounted compass together with a dagger. Est. £20 - £30.

A Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta camera together with mixed accessories, a leather cased compass and other itemsLocation:

A type P.11 compass, with box, marked March 6th 1953, the compass marked No. 109928 B.C.

A Sea chart map of Guinea from Cape Verde to Cape de Bona Espransa by John Seller,1677 Shows the coast of Africa from Senegal, Cape Verde, along the West African coast to the Gulf of Guinea, across the coasts of Angola and Namibia to the Cape of Good Hope. East is shown on top. Top left a title cartouche, in the seas two compass roses surrounded by loxodromes.

A sea chart of the River Thames by Gerard Van Keulen , Afteekening van de Rivier van London of River Thames [on sheet with] Afteekening van dIarmouthse Banken geleegen voor Iarmouth Aan de Oost Kust van Engeland in de Noord Zee, pub. Amsterdam, c.1734, two coloured engraved charts on one sheet (as published), orientated to the east, compass rose and numerous rhumb lines, 51.5 cm x 59.5 cm (1).

Blaeu (Johannes), De zeecusten van Engelandt tuschen Aelborgh en Crammer, published Amsterdam, circa 1623,Sea chart orientated to the south east, compass roses and numerous rhumb lines, framed in a contemporary frame 49.2cm x 40.2cm 

3 x vintage original Masonic , RAOB items comprising a 1938 Royal Masonic Institute For Boys Stewards medal , jewel, the reverse with silver hallmarks and is stamped with the makers name Spencer London, blue , red , white , black enamel with original ribbon and suspension bar with pin fitting, no damage to enamel, measures approx 75mm high, a Masonic sterling silver set square and compass pendant the reverse with silver hallmarks, measures approx 28mm high and a vintage ROAB (Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes) Roll of Honor sash with Queen Elizabeth Lodge No. 7081 embroidered in bullion wire and a ROAB enamel badge attached. These vintage items show some very light signs of age otherwise are in very good condition (see photographs)Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

MILITARY, WWII Air Ministry hand bearing compass with internal illumination, in original box - type O6A

VINTAGE AVIATION AIR MINISTRY, cased 6 inch compass for Lancaster Bombers

MILITARY, cased Spitfire compass type PS, also single draw telescope by Reynolds & Branston of Leeds

MILITARY, leather cased monocular, 8 x 26; also military compass case and aeroplane altimeter

MILITARY, cased astro compass mark MK11

SUNDERLAND LUSTRE, replica Compass and Sailor's Farewell twin handled mug

A 9CT GOLD CHARM BRACELET hung with a loose mounted 1912 sovereign, a double sided pietra dura oblong charm (Palio flags?), 9ct gold cased compass, three 9ct gold stone set swivel fobs, a large unmarked facet cut clear glass swivel fob, shield and locket (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Shield and locket unmarked, 101.9g gross, generally good, chain probably an albert chain

A Second World War Period military compass, marked G.E.C. no. B2328566, later leather case, and another military compass, marked B & S (1932) Ltd, and numbered B249845

A vintage brass Binnacle Gimballe Compass. C. Plath Hamburg.

PHEASANT PAPERWEIGHT AND CASED COMPASS

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SOLID MAHOGANY HALL CHAIRSCIRCA 1750 Each of sgabello form, with escutcheon shaped backs, circular panelled seat and front legs, joined by a stretcher each 99cm high, 42cm wide, 55cm deep overall An nearly identical set of four was sold Christies Important English Furniture, London, 4th July 2002, Lot 27 (£15,535). Inspired by Italian Renaissance 'sgabello' forms, this model of 'back-stool' enjoyed enduring popularity during the 18th Century, no doubt in part as a result of their multi-purpose function, being used both in the garden and as occasional seating in the family chapel, alongside their more traditional role as Hall Chairs. Perhaps the earliest examples of this basic form of chair in England are the celebrated chairs at Petworth and from Holland House introduced in the early 17th Century by Francois Cleyn, as well as those made for the 1st Duke of Buckingham in 1625 (G. Jackson-Stopps ed. 'The Treasure Houses of Britain', Exhibition Catalogue, 1985, pp.134-135, and S. Jervis, 'Furniture for the 1st Duke of Buckingham', Furniture History, 1995, pp. 52-53, figs. 1-3). Although this basic pattern of Hall chair was already in existence by 1730, such as the set of eighteen in oak supplied by George Nix to Ham House (P. Thornton and M. Tomlin, 'The Furnishing and Decoration of Ham House', Furniture History, 1980, fig.152), the evolution from a flat to a compass-fronted seat does not predate the 1750s. It is particularly interesting to note, therefore, that a set of twelve oak Hall chairs of apparently identical profile was supplied by William Masters of Coventry Street, Piccadilly to the 2nd Duke of Atholl (d.1764) for Blair Castle, Perthshire in 1751 (A. Coleridge, 'William Masters and some early 18th Century Furniture at Blair Castle, Scotland', The Connoisseur, October 1963, p.79, fig.5). Conclusive attribution , however, is untenable, as this same model was supplied by Alexander Peter to Dumfries House in 1759. Condition Report: Overall there are some scratches, marks, knocks, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.There are some losses, restorations and observations including:As is often the case with sgabello chairs there are some cracks along the grain of timber and some heavier scratching including to area where scuffed by feet. There are some butterfly inset repairs to some of these cracks.The chairs have some later dark staining, and for some reason for which I can't account the underside of some of the chairs have been sanded back to bare fresh wood.Some of the shaped stretchers could be later replacements and there are signs of glue to some joints.As a result of running repairs the chairs are robust for use.Please see the additional condition report photographs through the link on the condition report email as a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

One Sheet Film Posters / Cut Down UK Quad Posters, approximately one hundred film posters comprising approximately sixty mainly UK One Sheet Posters including Spiderman, Lost In Space, Sweeney Todd, Master and Commander, The Full Monty, Slumdog Millionaire, Tarzan, Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Clash of the Titans, United 93, Constant Gardener, Vera Drake, Golden Compass, Deep Impact, Prince Caspian, The Avengers, The Ritual, Seed of Chucky, Nanny McPhee, Sliding Doors, The Borrowers, Alexander, Stardust, Arthur Christmas, Thor and more - a few duplicates - various conditions - mainly all measure 27" by 40" and approximately forty UK Quad posters, mainly all cut down from 30" to 27" in height (length staying at 40") with titles including The Importance of Being Earnest, The Queen, Anthropid, Last of England, On The Black Hill, Lucky, Captain Corelli's Mandolin, Funny Man, We Think The World Of You, I Close My Eyes and more - sold together with three larger size posters for The Queen, King Arthur and The Commuter plus a few other sized posters

T G Co Ltd 'London' military compass, 1945 MKIII, no.340457, in brown leather case, stamped 'F Limited 1944' 

Brass-cased illuminating ship's compass with gimbal movement by Newman & Field Ltd (Birmingham), no.B6247, the cylindrical case labelled 'Of The Maritime', on stepped circular ebonised base, 27cm high 

A Reproduction Combination Compass and Sundial in Circular Brass Case with Glazed Screw Off Lid Inscribed Made for Royal Navy London 1941, 6.5cms Diameter

A Small Brass Circular Pocket Combination Compass and Sundial as Made by Stanley in 1846, Inner Lid Having Instructions as to Use, 4.5cms Diameter

A Reproduction Circular Brass Cased Compass, Lid Incorporating a 100 Year Calendar 1957-2056, 7.5cms Diameter

Railway interest speed dial, 30 hour luminous mark V watch, wood clamps, cast metal plates, Kelvin and Hughes London 1917 boxed compass etc.

Boxed L & Bro WWII mask, military helmet, general purpose recording camera, Airguide USA compass, metal German sign, I.C.A.N. Calibration parts etc.

Second World War Aircraft compass in wooden case, the compass with brass air ministry plaque.

Group of vintage and later wristwatches, contemporary pocket watches, plated watch chain with compass fob and other bijouterie

First World War Officers' private purchase Verners type compass, by Elliot Bros, London, the case engraved A. E. Davidson, in a brown leather case, also stamped 'A.E.D' together with a Second World War Magnetic Marching Compass Mark 1 (2).

Second World War aircraft compass with brass Air Ministry plaque, together with a Second World War Astro Compass MKII and a black out cycle light.

Early bus conductor's ticket machine, together with a quantity of early bus tickets and a clip-on Marble Arms compass

20th Century 34cm globe set semi precious stones, on a gilt brass stand with compass

NAUTICA WATCH WITH COMPASS

Military interest, WW1 British Lensatic Compass dated 1917 Watts and Son A.F, and a pathfinder map measure

Four 9ct Gold oddments. To include 'M' pendant, compass and coin mounts. Total weight: 12g.

A cased brass compass impressed PATT 029P, 24cm in diameter

VARIOUS MILITARY MEMORABILIA, TRENCH ART CUP, OLD HELMETS, WATER CANTEEN, COMPASS ETC

A mixed collection to include vintage wooden mantle clocks, Grillby Massing brass compass, Taylor humidiguide , wooden plaque, glass balloon etc (1 Tray)

A Compensated Pocket Book Barometer No.10042, by J. Hicks, maker, London, with 1.87ins engraved and silvered dial with plain silver case, London, another by Short and Mason Ltd, in leather case, one by Negretti & Zambra, cased, and a pocket compass in alloy case