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A World War I wooden box, World War II 1944 dated clinometer, and associated equipment.

A Sestrel prismatic compass 24503E with case and a Watts clinometer with case.

A contemporary brass sextant within a wooden case together with a compass and clinometer.

J. Hicks military prismatic marching compass and clinometer with leather case (c.WW1)

A Model 29 Beck Ltd microscope, possibly Army use; together with a World War II military compass by TG & Co Ltd, in a leather case; a clinometer by Casella; a drawing instrument set; a parallel rule; Magic Lantern slides of trees; and an instrument case (qty) All in used condition.

Various vintage tools to include Clinometer, slide rule, Otis Kings calculator, ink bottle etc.

A COMPASS CLINOMETER BY CASELLA, CIRCA 1890 in oxidised and bright lacquered brass, signed 'L Casella makers to the Admiralty Ordnance London', with telescope, in leather case; together with a brass table weather-forecasting calculator by Negretti & Zambra. (2) First 14cm long

A Leather Cased Watkin Mirror Clinometer by Stanley of London, No 7834

A Leather Cased Abney Level Clinometer, C.1900-1914, Patinated Brass Stamped Stanley, London, 12cms Long

A Siemens Bros & Co Clinometer, dated 1898, No.211, engraved H.O.C Logstoun, together with original leather carry case, stamped S.Colebrook 1898 (2)

A WWI Wooden Cased Francis Barker Artillery Compass/ Clinometer, No 1493, Inscribed Best Vivod LLangollen, Patent 1926

A Cased Victorian Surveyor's Compass and Clinometer, 7.5cms Diameter

A Military Prismatic Compass and Clinometer by Ross, Cased Inscribed for L.T O'Shea, 1st W.Y.RE Vols

A German Third Reich army artillery clinometer by Franz Kuhlman, dated 1934 and Waffenamt marked

A WWII brass cased Brunton Style military compass by Stanley stamped Made for Royal Navy, Stanley London MK1 1941, opening up to reveal hinged lid with mirror, and compass and adjustments for altitude, plumb, a hand-level clinometer, sighting compass for horizontal and vertical anglesdiameter 7.3/4cmCondition: With general wear and tear but appears to be in original condition.

A French E Deranzi of Paris Clinometer with fitted case

POCKET WATCH, MILITARY COMPASS SILVER PLATED POCKET WATCH, MILITARY COMPASS, CLINOMETER 1915

Various Instruments, Negretti and Zambra lacquered brass Surveying Aneroid, with silvered dial, in leather case, 80mm diam.; Dallmeyer three draw Telescope, 210mm long retracted; Swiss Coradi Amsler Planimeter, in fitted case, 1924; 19th Century Dutch brass Prismatic Surveying Compass, in fitted mahogany case; European Abney Clinometer with sighting tube and wooden handle, in wooden case, 200mm wide; iron dividers; and incomplete opthalmoscope; (a lot)

A group of surveying and scientific instruments, early 20th century, Including dual cased Watkins clinometer and compass, a cased Short & Mason black enamelled and gilt brass pocket Verschoyle Transit, two compasses by Matheson & and Sons Ltd Edinburgh and Elliot Brothers, cased Watkins mirror clinometer etc.

A group of surveying and scientific instruments, early 20th century, including and Elliot brothers London pocket sextant A in the Negretti and Zambra London compass, 80 Cook and Sons York and London level, military issue Taylor, Taylor & Hobson clinometer dated 1915, W H Harling boxwood plotting rule dated 1916, angle of site instrument HA, mark 1, dated 1916, an Air Ministry beam compass dated 1942, and a tripod etc,

A box containing ornamental eggs, Wedgwood jasperware dish; a Poole pottery dish; a glass paperweight in the form of a vintage motor car and a reproduction brass Clinometer

An original WWI First World War British Military Field Clinometer MKVI. Made by Taylor & Hobson and dated 1918 along with broad arrow government mark. Clinometer vials are still intact and with liquid, the scale arch easily articulated. Housed within a WWII Second World War 1943 dated leather case.

A Stanley London clinometer, cased

A collection of early 20th century to mid 20th century to include an engineers G. Wright of London clinometer alongside various draughtsman's tools.

TAYLOR, TAYLOR & HOBSON; a World War I field clinometer, mark V, dated 1917, in wooden box.

Collection of possibly Militaria or scientific instruments, gauges, tripod, scope/ telescope, Military clinometer etc

Novelty mahogany miniature longcase clock with Elkington eight day pocket watch movement, 18.5" high and another novelty miniature ebonised longcase clock, small brass cathedral cased clock, nickel folding cased pocket watch, 'The Chronostamp' time recording watch, Horstmann Gear night/day watch within a cylindrical case, ships two train wall clock within a rope twist oak case, small oak cased wall/thermometer and a cased Clinometer field Mark III instrument used for setting up field guns (9)

Wooden cased British Military Makers Mechanism Ltd Croydon Inclinometer / Clinometer, with crow feet mark

Clinometer 1945 Sight (Mark 4) C.T & S, 8mm, home movie reels including Charlie Chaplin.

A WWII era lacquered brass Watkin Clinometer Pitkin London. No 464 1942, in mahogany case.

A WWII era gunners Clinometer Field Mark VI. In oak case.

A Lucas crimping tool kit. Together with other vintage crimping tools and a tangent Clinometer.

A Military Issue Clinometer, stamped R.S.A, with serial B6283 and broad arrow, complete with matching number carry case, together with a silver ARP badge, an AFS badge, a trench art lighter, a miner's lamp, a selection of smoking related tins and more (parcel)

A Second World War clinometer.

An early 20th-century compass and mirror clinometer by J. Hicks, 8 Hatton Garden London, registered design 14th March 1901, in leather case, together with a pair of marine binoculars in leather case.Provenance: Compass/Clinometer - Captain Donald Bremner RA (1864-1935). Engraved 'D Bremner' to both sides and further inscribed in ink to the case.Marine Binoculars - Flt Lt Francis Donald Holden Bremner RNAS (1893-1983). The leather case bears impressed initials F.D.H.B.Offered by direct descent.

Various Instruments including Topcon AT-F6 theodolite, Stanley clinometer with Vernier scale, Cowley Automatic level and three Planometers

A LEATHER HOLSTER, LEATHER CARTRIDGE POUCHES AND A CLINOMETER CASE (3)

WWI British Artillery Clinometer for calculating trajectory, dated 1908. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A Second World War clinometer.

A military gimballed brass compass, plate bearing GA/893, and a clinometer sight (Mk III), by A Kershaw & Son Ltd, dated 1919, no. 8807 with military cipher (2)

Suunto clinometer in leather case

Military marked pocket Level Clinometer Sextant - total length 18cm & has original military marked leather case

Clinometer incomplete, Military 1939 MKII compass by T G Co Limited, London 66454

A lacquered brass clinometer, in leather case, 25cms long.

An original WWII Second World War British Military Field Clinometer MKVI. Made by Mechanism Ltd. Croydon, England the Clinometer vials are still intact and with liquid, the scale arch easily articulated. Marked to the base Clinometer Field Mark VI No. 10339 C. Housed within original box with makers plaque to the lid.

Cooke Troughton & Simms grey painted brass dumpy level in carrying case; and WW2 British .303 Vickers Machine Gun brass Clinometer, stamped 'V.E. 0067' serial No. 2370, dated 1944 unboxed (2)Condition Report:Level very grubby from use and storage but optics look to be clean.Clinometer - some losses of colouring to painted parts. Spirit level not working.

WWI British Mk.V Field Gun Clinometer by Taylor Taylor & Hobson, dated 1917, stamped with war department arrow and serial No 5830, in W Jenkinson & Co fitted leather case marked Field Clinometer, No3, Marks III, IV, V, dated 1916; a brass bugle, no markings; plus three sets of vintage brown leather boxing gloves.

A WW II brass cased Brunton style military compass the hinged mirrored lid revealing compass and adjustments for altitude, plumb, a hand-level, clinometer, sighting compass, prismatic compass and for obtaining horizontal and vertical angles, the case stamped Made For Royal Navy, Stanley London Mk I 1941, 8.5cm.

An early 20th century private purchase clinometer, stamped Short & Mason Ltd, London, 1901 V, named to the opposing side Joseph Benskin, housed in a stitched brown leather case, together with a Webley Mk 6 brown leather holster and a pair of cloth puttees. (4)Probably Captain Jospeh Benskin, 58th F Company Royal Engineers 14th Division.

Clinometer incomplete, Military 1939 MKII compass by T G Co Limited, London 66454

Collection of cameras and binoculars including Celestron Skymaster, Minox C, three miniature cameras, assorted photographic equipment, Clinometer Vickers 1944 MKII, miniature trains, track etc.

A small group of collectables to include a leather cased Stanley clinometer and a wooden cased brass rolling ruler.

* Military Compasses. A WWI officer's marching compass, the brass and gunmetal case with war department arrow and numbered 55196, additionally scratched with initials RDE, in a brown leather case stamped 'Pulley & Powell 1916' and inscribed RDE, together with another WWI compass stamped with patent numbers and engraved with initials J.S.V.M., in brown leather case, a WWI officer's wrist compass, in a nickel plated case, 45 mm diameter plus 6 later compasses and a 1920s clinometer by Watkins and compass by Hicks, in brown leather case QTY: (10)

A Great War Houghton and Butcher London War Department, Map Board with Clinometer and Compass dated 1915, as used by the Royal Flying Corps and Cavalry

A Watkin clinometer by T. Cooke & Sons Ltd London & York. Dated 1903, numbered 1877, and with broad arrow mark, width 17.5cm.

An E. R. Watts and Sons clinometer, lin brass dated 1942, serial number 26313, 17cm wide.

A Clinometer Field Mark VI No 12289 1941 in leather case, a selection of draftsmen equipment etc

The Improved ‘Pioneer’ Precision Watchmakers Lathe, in fitted stained wood case; together with a collection of watch making tools including a set of Hamilton watchmakers scales; folding sighting clinometer by TB Winter Newcastle-on-Tyne, in case; and other items.

A Watkins clinometer by J Hicks, Hatton Garden, London, No 1439 in original case

A World War II Canadian military brass and steel clinometer sight, for use on Vickers machine guns and field guns, marked '1944, 4962-C, COS.330 G.A, R.E.L Canada Clinometer Sight C MK IV', 14.cm.