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A Service Pattern Clinometer and Magnetic Green Card Compass, each with bronzed brass casing, in a stitched leather carrying case; a Silver ARP Badge, with fixing for a lapel, hallmarks for London 1938 (2).

Brass handheld Geological Surveying Brunton Compassthe hinged mirror lid revealing compass and adjustments for altitude, plumb, a hand-level, clinometer, sighting compass, prismatic compass and for obtaining horizontal and vertical angles, for preliminary surface surveying, topography, geological field work .The Back has an engraved plaque with A Natural Sine Index. The Pocket Transit was Commonly Used In Geologic Mapping, Surveying And Claim

A vintage wooden boxed clinometer by Markers Mechanism Ltd, Croydon. Together with a boxed Cable Tensiometer Type S.M.E. Mk V 1944 with war dept arrow to box.

WWI era binoculars in leather case stamped with broad OA together with artillery clinometer stamped F.B.P. in leather case

A Brass Abney level and clinometer by Cooke & Sons, London and York, length 12cm, leather case, together with two further cased Abney levels (3).From the collection of the late Ron Hooper M.V.O., A.C.S.M, C.Eng., F.I.M.M., formerly Senior Lecturer in Surveying at Camborne School of Mines.

A WW2 solid brass clino mortar Mk 4 clinometer with aiming level

A COLLECTION OF FIRST WORLD WAR AND LATER ITEMS TO INCLUDE COMPASS AND TORCH. A cased compass and Clinometer, the compass with green disk marked 'Sandhurst' and numbered 141, the Clinometer 'Watkins Clinometer Patent 217 J. Hicks Make Hatton Gardens' numbered 575. The case marked 'B.L. Anley A Company Room 89'. A torch in leather case 'The Orilux J.H. Steward 406 Strand, London. Two brown leather sword frogs, webbing belts with water bottle cage and another belt.

A FIRST WORLD WAR COMPASS AND CLINOMETER. A First World War Verner's Pattern compass, with Government arrow, 1915 and number 29877, B-L, Switzerland. With a Short and Mason Clinometer No. 5648, 1910. (2)

Scientific Instrument - an Abney Level clinometer, by Stanley, London, for the rapid calculation of object height, c. 1940 (A/F)

Various Instruments including TG Co Sighting Compass and AK & S Clinometer Sight Mk1 both with Broadarrow marks, Fowler's Textile Calculator (cased with instructions) a reproduction sundial; Stanley parallel, a Thornton Drawing set and assorted others

A quantity of miscellanea including surveying items, barometer with nautical compass, angle measuring units, brass aneroid barometer, Barigo Clinometer etc.

A ER WATTS CLINOMETER IN A MAHOGANY CASE.

A french clinometer Marked Lerebours et Lecretan, a Paris and a clinometer marked Troughton & Simms London 1906 No. 2991

WW2 WRP Mk.5 pocket artillery clinometer No.7006, in original calf leather pouch L12cm; The McCarthy Fabrolique Pan Endoscope by American Cystoscope Makers Inc, boxed; part set of undertaker's brass stencils; Victorian brass whist marker with registration kite mark etcClick here to view further images, condition reports, sale times & delivery costs for this lot.

A little used ivory clinometer by J. FENN Newgate St. London unusually with 4" thermometer in one arm (not working) and the level vial empty, also with aperture for a missing compass, in orig leather case G+

F.Barker & Son clinometer, Elliott Brothers micrometer and an Elliott Brothers surveyor's pocket level, all in original boxes

AN OLD EBONISED AND BRASS CASED POCKET ALTIMETER/BAROMETER, the silvered dial engraved 'Paul Weiss, Denver', 8cm diameter, five further similar instruments, two leather cases, a Goliath pocket watch, cased; a WWI Field Clinometer Mark IV by Taylor, Taylor & Hobson No. 8332; and a Sestrel marine compass No. 3925, cased (11)

Wooden clinometer, patt 5292, 56cm by 14cm.

Small quantity of four military items belonging to WWI Lt R Fitton, A59 Royal Field Artillery to include 1915 dated MKIV field clinometer by Taylor.Taylor + Hobson, leather Webley service revolver holster, Lee Enfield oil bottle and 1915 dated Prismatic Compass by E D Koehn, Geneva, Switzerland No 21057 in leather 1916 dated case by R Stafford (4)

A CASED WATTS 90 DEGREE CLINOMETER, grey metal clinometer, signed E. R. Watts & Son Ltd, London No 31918, together with wooden box

A Second World War British army 2-inch mortar clinometer sight No 3 Mk II

A German Third Reich Wehrmacht artillery clinometer, bearing a Waffenamt stamp and dated 1934

Barker & Sons of London clinometer in fitted leather case

An Abney Level with Compass An Abney Level with Compass, by T & H Doublet, 30 Moorgate St, London, the level (clinometer) reading to 10 arc-minutes by vernier, the prismatic green-card compass divided to one degree, length 12.2cm

A Small Collection of Surveying Instruments, A Small Collection of Surveying Instruments, a green card prismatic compass/clinometer by J Hicks (clinometer faulty), an Abney level in leather case, by E R Watts, retailed by E Esdale, Sydney, a cased dip needle by W s Darley & Co (one glass cracked) and a brass protractor with vernier, protractor diameter 20.3cm

Captain Burnier-Type Combined Compass and Clinometer, French, c.1860, unsigned, with fold-up sights, compass disk and clinometer plate enclosed in a brass case, with staff mount to underside.

A CLINOMETER WITH MILIITARY MARKINGS IN LEATHER CASE, a brass level and a button cleaning stick

A fruitwood cased pocket compass, 20th century, width 8cm, together with a De Lisles pattern Reflecting Clinometer, stamped 'Palmer' and a reproduction brass Universal Equinoctial Ring Dial (3).

WW1 clinometer dated 1917, a field artillery telescope stand also dated 1917 & a U.S Maritime Commission compass course corrector.

A WWII cased clinometer.

A chrome plated ships bulkhead timepiece, signed Smith, 26cm diameter, together with a clinometer, 57cm 23.02.21 Clock and clinometer are not working.

Optical and Photographic Instruments and Parts, including an A.G.I. Camera Focusing Tool in a wooden case, a Lowne Airspeed Meter in leather case, a Zett 150 miniature slide projector with Voigtländer lens, a 1944 Admiralty Inspectors Clinometer in wooden case, a small 4-drawer brass telescope with damaged eyepiece, a Cooke Process Prism with Wray Lustrar 12in f/10 lens, an SEI Photometer in case, several compasses and other items, A/F

A World War Two inclinometer or clinometer, stamped F.B & S (1932) Ltd and with broad arrow mark, length 11cm, in a leather case stamped P.I.C Mk V 1944, together with a black lacquered brass anemometer with brass suspension loop, not labelled, diameter 10cm, a small box of five Swiss glass cine-fade daylight filters, width 6.5cm, and a bosun's whistle stamped with broad arrow or crow's foot mark. (4)

A 19th century William Wilton mahogany cased mining dial, a combined level, clinometer and compass dial. The dial being more sophisticated than earlier ones as the compass has east and west transposed, with laminated information regarding instrument. CONDITION REPORT Some marks to dial Brass case marked, minor dents and scratches, looks as though some adjustment device is missing , bubble is intactcannot confirm lock mechanism worksDial 7.2cm diametercase 8cm diameter

* WWI. An archive relating to Major Charles Hodgkinson Smith (1877-1952), comprising: a typescript history of the family written by the Major entitled 'A "Gunner" Family', ff.30, with genealogy frontispiece, bound in a spring back cloth binder, slim folio, with author's original manuscript and notes loosely inserted; a 3pp. typescript curriculum vitae and letters of recommendation (including a typescript letter signed from General Sir George F. Milne); a printed bifolium certificate completed in manuscript awarding the Order of the British Empire, dated 1919, with circular embossed seal, and signature of George V, folio; a printed paper commission document completed in black ink, appointing Charles Hodgkinson Smith Second Lieutenant in the Land Forces, dated 1900, with most of wax seal lacking, signed by Edward VII 'Edward R&I' to upper margin, vertical folds as issued, toned, 30 x 40 cm (12 x 15.75 ins); a printed paper commission document completed in black ink, appointing the same to rank of Lieutenant in the Land Forces, dated 1914, embossed blue paper seal to left margin, vertical folds as issued, 30.5 x 40.5 cm (12 x 16 ins), and another commission document similar, stamped in red 'Temporary', appointing the same to rank of Captain in the Royal Air Force, dated 1918; a printed copy of Seniority and Distribution Lists of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, No. 548, Woolwich, November 1900, folded into printed blue paper wrappers; and various newspaper cuttings, army papers, personal family correspondence, certificates (including 3 framed certificates pertaining to gallant and distinguished services during WWI), and other ephemera, together with: A cavalry sketching board, London: Houghton-Butcher, 1915, wooden sketching board with compass, integrated clinometer and swivelling leather arm strap with buckle to reverse, original squared paper roll still attached to side rollers bearing a pencilled diagram and annotations, 25 x 18.5 cm (10 x 7.25 ins)Qty: (-)NOTESMajor Charles Hodgkinson Smith was the eldest son of Major General Charles Hodgkinson Smith (1826-1897) and the last of six successive generations of the same family to serve in the Royal Artillery, five of which were documented by him. The Major's military career commenced in 1899 when he joined the yeoman cavalry at the start of the Boer War, receiving a commission in the Royal Artillery the following year and serving until 1904, when he retired in favour of agricultural pursuits. During the Boer War Charles saw action at Sand River, Wittebergen, Slaapkrantz, and Bothaville, and was involved in the operations in the Transvaal and Orange River Colony. In his history of the family he describes his experiences of guerilla warfare during which he endured: "constant flank and rear-guard actions, long hours in the saddle, extremities of heat and cold, often sleeping on sodden ground and sometimes for weeks living on nothing but bully-beef and dry biscuits ... ". At the outbreak of the First World War he rejoined the Royal Artillery (Reserve of Officers), and served in the Second Battle of Ypres as Captain, and subesquently commanded the Brigade Ammunition Column before Armentières, Boise Grenier, and Péronne, south of the Somme. In 1916 he was invalided home, although he was later sent to Egypt with the Royal Flying Corps in 1917, and then to the Balkans where he took part in operations, including the two battles of Doiran. Immediately after the Armistice Charles was appointed Commandant of the Royal Air Force of the Alexandria and Aboukir District in Egypt. He therefore served in three branches of the armed forces - the Cavalry, the Artillery and the Air Force. He was awarded a number of medals, including two South African medals, the Victory Medal and the Croix de Guerre, and was also made a Member of the British Empire. Major Charles appears to have been a sporting all-rounder, excelling in football, tennis, golf, rowing, and billiards, as well as polo, skating, skiing and other winter sports. One of the testimonials, dated 1919, describe him as "an excellent officer ... His personal habits are those of an English country gentleman. He is a good sportsman, of almost gigantic proportions, full of physical fitness, and just the sort of Englishman for a Colonial appointment." Charles married and had one daughter, but no son to carry on the family tradition of serving in the Royal Artillery.

A ships clinometer with brass fittings to an oak back, from the bridge of HMS Cambria, paid off in May 1969, together with a clock made from the main engine vacuum gauge of HMS Plymouth mounted to Mahogany board from HMS Plymouth, paid off in April 1988, clock measures 46cm long

An Inspector's clinometer case, 1944 E.R.Watts & Sons

Houghtons Ltd, London, 1907, Map Board/Cavalry Sketching Board, with compass and clinometer, No. 331, with original leather arm strap and paper; Morse Code bakelite head set and tapper.

A military issue clinometer by ER Watts & Co of London with brass case work in a sturdy timber box, the instrument 18cm long x 15cm high

including one with sights that can be used as a clinometer & survey compass and another that is a compass and clinometer, both unmarked, 7.5cm diameter

French, hinged wooden case with compass to one half and clinometer to the other. 8cm square

A small quantity of brass devices including Palmer folding brass clinometer (4)

A WWII Clinometer Mk. VI No. B9378 CM Co. brass, and a cased Pattern 160100 set of parallel rules (2)

A WWI Vickers clinometer sight Mark III I dated 1918 with matching leather case

A WWII British 3'' mortar clinometer Mk. 4

A Short & Mason Boer War military clinometer, No. 776, dated 1900, gunmetal finish, 2¾in. (7cm.) diameter, in original Ross & Co. leather case dated 1900 and with inked name 'Perdue'.

A box of metal items, including Lucas 'Petroleum Silver King' acetylene cycle lamp, army torch, Clinometer Sight Mk lV, bakelite and brass compasses, bootpullers, etcCondition report: Various conditions, mostly average wear

A Frank Baker & Sons St Paul’s Square Birmingham large Clinometer 1916 No. 2943. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £30 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered address.

English, c.1860, Fletcher & Sinclair, Liverpool, clinometer reading to one degree, sight hole in base, in mahogany with brass fittings

A French WW1 brass machine gun clinometer, Hotchkiss type, dated 1918, length 9cm, leather cased, together with a pair of brass calipers (2).

A fine quality Watkin clinometer by PITKIN London No 600 dated 1943 in orig mahogany case G++

A 1930s Philips pocket surveyor with instructions, boxed, a W.S Darley & Co dipping needle instrument dial, an optical instrument by Chas. Lowinson, a leather cased protractor and level by E. Esdaile Sydney, a Short & Mason service pattern clinometer, a Philip Harris dial indicator and a similar instrument with weights. (7)

A balance scale (def), large clinometer etc Condition Report: Available upon request

A World War I MK V clinometer, stamped 'Clinometer Field Mark V, no. 6592, Siemens Brothers and Co. Ltd, London, 1917'

1916 Clinometer Sight Mark II, blackened brass example with spirit level to the top. Mounted onto steel bar. Nicely stamped and marked.

An early 19th Century brass clinometer by the Cornish mining instrument maker William Wilton of St Day, 8.5 cm

A surveyor's clinometer, third quarter 20th Century

Stanley Optical Square together with a Short & Mason Clinometer and a Simson & Co metal clinometer in wooden case (3)

A Victorian Brass Clinometer, by W.H Harling, London, stamped 1888 with War Department arrow, in original wooden fitted case.

Quantity of Various Military Equipment including 1916 dated, German, leather sight pouch ... 1941 dated, ARP, wooden rattle ... Pair of USA military binoculars (damaged) ... Continental, leather bayonet frog ... British military belt torch ... 1917 dated, MG clinometer ... Pair of leather gaiters ... 3 x field dressings. Quantity.