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Vintage brass sextant & clinometer , brass cased sextant by stanley london and clinometer compass in leather case by j.h.steward ltd strand london

A Collection of Rules and Gauges etc, including a cased Sandhurst protractor by Elliott Bros with clinometer, a cased set of architects plan stencils, Rabone boxwood 4-fold2-foot rule, folding boxwood 5-foot rule, Chesterman steel tape, opisometer and other items

A Surveying Compass and Compass Clinometer, surveying compass American, an early example by Keuffel and Esser, c.1885, serial number 267, silvered compass divided to one degree, signed 'Keuffel & Esser Co Makers New York', two bubble levels (one empty), dark lacquered brass finish, folding sights, mounting socket with ball joint, in fitted mahogany case; With a Barker's patent type Military sighting compass/clinometer, second half 20th century, in black-painted brass, prismatic compass reading to half a degree, metric clinometer

A GROUP OF MARITIME RELATED INSTRUMENTS (11)An English black lacquered metal sextant by Lilley & Reynolds, a 'Sestrel' compass by Henry Browne & Son Ltd, a brass cased clinometer by Kelvin Hughes, 22cm, a mark IIB aneroid barometer with met office logo, 13cm, a brass station pointer, a brass gyro azimuth circle, 25cm, a brass roller rule, 45cm, a telescope, a telegraph key and a small compass (11)

A TRAY CONTAINING VINTAGE SURVEYING EQUIPMENT including a Stanley and Site square Levels, a Watkins Clinometer etc (4)

British-New Zealand Mk. IV Clinometer Artillery Sight made by Palmer and would be fitted to Quick-Firing 25 pounder Gun. Made by 'Palmer' and dated 1945 with serial O.S.330G.A. No. 22200. The sight retains some of its original Olive Green paint. Good to complete a 25Pr QF sighting system.

C. Lewert no. 4650 brass clinometer in case, Germany ca. 1900, 4 cm high, 19 cm wide and 11 cm deep

A Clinometer patt 1534, E.R.Watts & Son Ltd, London 1943, No29111, boxed.

A mid 20th Century painted brass and steel bubble type clinometer, 0º-90º, E R Watts & Sons Ltd, London, No.39669, the rounded grey painted case with screw adjusting dial and spirit level, together with a fitted box, width 15cm

Two Clinometers,A good Sandhurst Protractor by Stanley, c.1900, in boxwood, incorporating fitted lead weight clinometer, 13.5cm long, in leather case, with a small Abney Level by Stanley in fitted leather case

A Stanley Protractor Level,heavy brass-bound 12" two-fold boxwood rule, c.1900, with protractor hinge and twin levels, can be used as a simple clinometer, compass inset to one arm, tables for proportional rise by degree, and inches per yard by degree, cased

A Collection of Surveyors Equipment,comprising of a cross staff engraved Stanley London, in a wooden case with a label to the inside of the lid for STANLEY, with provenance linking the item to Vernon Shoe of Dover, an architect, estate agent and auctioneer; a French cross in a case missing glass and needle; a military pattern clinometer in a leather case stamped with the arrow mark and 'F.LTD MK.VI'

Collection of Surveying Equipment,comprising of a simple pocket sextant in a leather case with owners details inked to the inside 'The Property of H. B. Brookes, Burton On Trent'; 'Bruntons Pocket Transit' type instrument combining a compass, clinometer and heliograph by E. R. Watts & Co London in a leather case; and a pocket clinometer by 'Stanley London' in a leather case;a brass lacquered DeLisle Pendant Clinometer, in a leather case with strap, x4

A Mort Cross Section Clinometer By Stanley, London,English, c.1920, signed to the face of the instrument, THE MORT CROSS SECTION CLINOMETER, STANLEY,LONDON MAKER' with original instructions, in original mahogany case with key. case width 27cm

Collection of Surveying Instruments,comprising three trough compasses with two in mahogany cases and one in a bakelite case, a Philips pocket surveyor in case with instructions, a WWI magnapole compass with case, a clinometer stamped J. H. Steward, 406 Strand, London, in a leather case stamped G. A. F. G. and a pocket Heliograph, a Lot

STANLEY LEATHER CASED ABNEY LEVEL CLINOMETER, c. 1900-1914, patinated brass, stamped 'Stanley, Great Turnstile, Holborn, London', 12cms long Comments: Consists of a small telescope eyesight and an adjustable tubular spirit level, which is connected to a semi circular protractor scale and vernier, marked in both slope and degrees up to ±60°. The Abney (hand spirit) Level or Clinometer, allows the object to be sighted and the level bubble can then be seen simultaneously, so that the index can be set accurately.

A Victorian 1895 pattern British Army Elliott Brothers of London made military clinometer instrument. Brass construction, with original spirit level. War Department stamp, with broad arrow. Housed within its original leather case marked to top ' Case - Large Clinometer Mark I - Jabez Cliff & Co, 1918 '. Maker's marks to top. Instrument measures approx; 17cm long. Such instruments continued to be used in the First World War. 

A cased Sheaffer pen set, with a textured body, 16cm wide, book ball (Robert) The Story Of The Heavens and Kershaw boxed bygone clinometer with metal case. (3)

A PORTUGUESE BRASS MILITARY CLINOMETER SIGHT, BY F.B.P, in a leather case; A 12 1/4" BOXWOOD ALIDADE, BY J.HICKS, 8.9 & 10 HATTON GARDEN, LONDON, in leather case; and A BRASS MOUNTED SPIRIT LEVEL, BY JOHN RABONE & SONS, BIRMINGHAM, length 23cm; together with A QUANTITY OF BOXWOOD MEASURES including A BOXWOOD SHOE STICK, BY GEORGE BARNSLEY, SHEFFIELD; A THREE PIECE FLUID MEASURE; A ROPE GAUGE, BY HALL'S BARTON ROPERY CO. LTD; AN OPTICAL RULE; TWO OTHER BOXWOOD MEASURING TOOLS; and AN IVORY AND BRASS MOUNTED ARCHITECTS ROLLING RULER, BY STANLEY OF LONDON. (10)

A WW I Taylor, Taylor and Hobson brass reflecting clinometer, with War Department mark, numbered 242 and dated 1915, 19cm (including suspension ring.)

A brass gunners clinometer marked Clino Mortar Mk IV No.11077, by Palmer 1943

WW2 British & Commonwealth Clinometer. Maker marked "WHP NZ" and dated 1942. Complete in original leather case marked "Vickers .303 Machine Gun Clinometer MarkII" along with Department of Defence stamps and dated 1943.

A rare Brass Col C.P Evelyns Patt Ships Clinometer made by H Hughes & Son LtdWidth 58cm

A Collection of Compasses and other instruments, A Collection of Compasses and other instruments,including a sighting compass with a green card compass and cover , a Verner's Pattern compass in a leather cases dated 1915, two military compasses marked 1939 and 1942, a box sextant by heath and co, dated 1915, with cover and a clinometer in a leather case by F Barber & Son London, x7

An Edwardian lacquered brass clinometer by J.Hicks London, of London, engraved to the top and bottom 'W.J.Johnson', and engraved to the underside ‘No 2627,  Watkins Clinometer patent 217, J.Hicks Maker 8 Hatton Garden London’, in leather case with initials (2).PROVENANCE: The Raymond Rush Collection. Mr Rush was an engineer, farmer and lay preacher who lived at Golden Cross Farm in Siddington, Cheshire. He was also a historian, broadcaster, author and speaker who regularly gave talks on local history, agricultural history and historic curios. In addition, he was also an accomplished maker of corn dollies.Additional InformationGeneral wear to the surface throughout. Case with expected rubbing and wear.

An Edwardian 1903 pattern British Army T. Cooke & Sons Ltd made military ' Clinometer Lance No.1 Mk1 ' instrument. Brass construction, with original spirit level. War Department broad arrow to top. Housed within its original leather case, with strap stamped ' Case - Large Clinometer Mark I - Jabez Cliff & Co, 1918 '. Maker's marks to top. Instrument measures approx; 17cm long. Such instruments continued to be used in the First World War.

A cased Watts & Son London clinometer 1943, No. 26486

A WWI 1915 dated Royal Artillery gunner's clinometer

Military 1944 Mk IV .O.S.330 GA Brass and Steel Clinometer Sight, no 31422

3x WW1 British Officers Compass, all being blackened brass examples housed in original brown leather cases. Dated 1914, 1917 and 1918. Accompanied by a two piece clinometer in brown leather case. (4 items)

A JAPANNED AND LACQUERED BRASS INCLINOMETERE. R. Watts and Son, London, dated 1941With pierced triangular frame enclosing spirit bubble scale with spring-loaded pivot at the open end, engaging with the underside of the brass fine-screw helical drum scale divided into tenths of a degree for reading against a pointer applied to the top plate of the tall end, the scale end plate engraved CLINOMETER, LARGE, E.R. WATTS & SON, LONDON, 1941, No. 23071, in original shaped mahogany box stamped with repeat makers mark, serial number and date to lid.The box 28cm (11ins) long, 20cm (8ins) wide, 8cm (3.125ins) high. The London based firm of E.R. Watts and Son specialised in surveying instruments and was founded in 1856 by Edwin Watts. The business was incorporated in 1922 and merged with Adam Hilger to become Hilger and Watts in 1948. 

War Department Brass Clinometer Sight, No. 12839, Mark One, made by A. K. & S. Limited 1916. 9" in length. Together with two Second World War Medals in box, GS and Defence Medal.

Clinometer showing inclination in inches per foot on brass scale, with level on arm in rectangular frame impressed 'Niveau de Pente Parlant Brevet D'Invention 15 Ans SGDG' and ' Clitographe Lefesvre' 13'', 33cm high (cased)

Casartelli Level grey finish and a heavy brass Spirit level both in mahogany cases; J Cooke (York) Level in origianl case with paper label to inside of lid a Davis Clinometer and a tripod (5)

PARALLEL RULES ETC. Two ebonised & brass parallel rules, a clinometer rule by Stanley (compass missing), a triangular rule & a brass protractor. Length of largest parallel rule 38cm.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.

Pair of Carl Zeiss Zena Detrintem 8 x 30 binoculars, pocket Clinometer and a Celestion radio

Vintage brass and steel clinometer, marks to reverse C.J.G. Ltd, 69 and bearing military crows foot symbol, 11cm long, in a leather travel case

Selection of technical drawing apparatus, including cased set of various compass, two architects rolling rules, cased J. Hicks compass/clinometer, further compass in case and turned ebonised pot containing three watch/clock winding keys; also set of four small papier mache trays and small treen pots etc

A WW2 1944 Clinometer sight (Mk4)

An Early 20th Century Clinometer by Lawrence & Mayo Ltd. London within leather case together with various military badges and buttons and related items

A collection of WWII Second World War RAF Royal Air Force and Army calculation instruments, to include; an Air Ministry ' Douglas Combined Protractor & Parallel Rule ', still housed in its original cardboard sleeve, a ICAN Aircraft Navigation Computer 6B/250 Mk III, and a 1942 dated ' Clino Mortar Mk IV ' Mortar clinometer in brass. 

WW2 British Clinometer Vickers .303in MG MKII dated 1944 and a brass 12 Bore Shotgun primer removal tool, no makers mark, only marked "12" for cartridge size. (2)

MILLITARY WWII F.TOUGH 1043 CLINOMETER SIGHT MK II IN LEATHER CASE FOR MACHINE GUN

A folding fan shaped fire screen, with cast detailing throughout, height 60.1cm, together with a brass fire extinguisher, a sun dial, and a 1941 EWRW Watts & Son Mk VI clinometer, no. 43321 (4).Additional InformationAll with general age wear, tarnishing and discolouration throughout, the fan shaped fire screen with some misshaping here and there, the clinometer with general wear to the black lacquered finish throughout.

Various gauges and a Clinometer (4)

A World War Two Mk IV Clinometer Sight C. 3617-C COS.330G.A., Dated 1943 And Marked With The Broad Arrow.

A British Military Issued MK.IV Pocket Clinometer By Siemens Bros & Co Of London, No.301, Dated 1898 And Marked With The British Broad Arrow And Complete With Brown Leather Case Together With A Cased Marching Compass By Elliott Bros Of London.

Hilger & Watts Ltd surveyors pocket level clinometer, 12cm long housed in a leather case  

Watkin Clinometer, 1901, No 922, made by J. Hicks & Son Ltd London

A WWI De Lisle Clinometer by R J Hopgood & Co ,London 1916: in a G Battle & Co brown leather case also dated 1916, together with a pair of Ross Prism Binoculars in brown leather inset compass to top and a pair of cased French field glasses (3)

Abney Level clinometer, by 'Stanley London', housed in a wooden box

A Clinometer, box of keyhole door plates et cetera

WWII 1944 dated Mk II Vickers machine gun clinometer in a 1945 dated leather case

A British World War Two 'Helio Mk V F Ltd' Heliograph, black crackle finish, in hide case, and original tripod stamped 'PS&S Ltd, 1944', with two reproduction mirrors, and Cooke Troughton and Simms Clinometer Sight Mark IV, on tripod, G

A Short and Mason Ltd Boer War clinometer dated 1903 No1821, with original leather caseLocation: Porter

Fletcher & Sinclairs Level & Angle Indicator,English, c.1860, Fletcher & Sinclair, Liverpool, clinometer reading to one degree, with printed sundial, compass with needle behind glass, sight hole in base, in mahogany with brass fittings and instructions to lid, 26cm wide

Collection Of Instruments,including a pair of Carl Zeiss Deltrinem 8x30 binoculars in a case, four slide rules in cases and a cased Monger Clinometer, a lot

A 1917 British army artillery Mk V field clinometer

A cased set of chisels together with a clinometer etc. Est. £20 - £30.

A boxed military Mark IV clinometer. The box 18 cm wide.