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A World War 2 Artillery Clinometer, made by Pitkin of London, in its mahogany case stamped 'Pitkin London no 740 1945' with its original certificate of tests

A Victorian brass Watkin Clinometer, Seimens Bros & Co, London 1892, in fitted mahogany case

A Noblet & Forrest clinometer, Vickers 303 IN.MG Mk.2, in leather case stamped Hindmarch Bros Ltd, 1918 and two WWII prismatic compasses, one stamped TG & Co. Ltd 1944 Mk 3, the other Verners Patent Mk 7, (3).

A Vickers military clinometer gun sight and a Short and Mason Ltd clinometer

A Gimballed Compass and Clinometers,small gimballed boat copass in 19th century, lacquered brass in mahogany case, Singers Patent gimballed compass, case 10cm sq., most of lid missing and glass cracked, with a Watkins patent clinometer by J hicks in leather case, and another missing its glass (3)

A Quadrant Clinometer for a Miners Dial19th century, in lacquered brass, with bubble level, rack and pinion operated open clinometer sights, hand engraved arc graduated to one degree, reading to 10 arc-minutes by vernier, 23.3cm across, 21.5cm between centres of mounting holes. Note: An unusual design, probably West Country and early 19th century.

First World War Period Clinometer by Short & Mason dated 1908, numbered 3979, and marked with broad arrow mark, in brown leather case stamped J.B. Brooks & Co Ld 1908 MKI

Selection of shipping instruments, military issue boxed parallel rolling ruler, a brass rolling rule, clinometer Liverpool and Glasgow, a C Plath Hamburg clinometer, map instructions in wooden case, boxed map measure device FE becker, London.

A rare WWI First World War period J. Halden & Co of Manchester made compass and clinometer instrument. Patent No. 1926 and serial No. 3020. Supplied within its original leather case with strap. Appears in working order. Rare instrument. 

A pair of early 20th century Carl Zeiss Jena DF8x24 binoculars: No 794483 in a brown leather case, together with a lacquered brass clinometer by Yates& Son, Dublin in a brown leather case (2)

A WWII period Clinometer Inspectors MK III Admiralty Pattern: No 379 by E R Watts & Son, London, dated 1941, calibrated brass drum, double spirit bubble tubes and black finish frame, in case of origin stamped en suite.

A First War Period HH Sharland Military Issue Mark IV brass clinometer, model no. B1717, with spirit level and drawer scope, length 14.5cm

Second World War British 3" Mortar Clinometer by the maker B.W.C. Ltd, dated 1945 the instrument is stamped with the broad arrow, makers name and ' CLINO MORTAR MK IV, REG No.23140, O.S.508A,

PHOTOGRAPHIC AND CINE EQUIPMENT etc to include Pentax ME Super fitted with Pentax 50mm f1.7 lens, Vivitar 70-210 Series 1 lens, Hanimax 80-200, both Pentax K Mount Petri 7S camera, Braun Paxina camera, Russian Quartz 5 cine camera, Kodak Brownie cine camera, together with a military Clinometer Mk1 date mark 1943 in leather case etc

Vintage Clinometer field mark VI no 42904 by ER Watts & Sons London 1941 in case. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

A British Artillery Clinometer, by Avimo, marked 'Clinometer Field Mark 6 No.AVL 24692, scale divided to one arc-minute with bubble level, 16.5cm across, case marked RAE 40 Dept etc.

A British Artillery Clinometer, WWII, by Pitkin London, in brass, dated 1943, with test record dated 11th May 1944, in mahogany case with test record dated 11th May 1944, all in original condition

A collection of pocket sighting compasses, inclinometers and other related instrumentsVarious makers, late 19th century and laterComprising a French compass with silvered two-piece dial divided for every degree to circumference set within a folding square mahogany case, 8.5cm (3,375ins) wide; an unsigned oxidised brass surveyor's compass with floating silvered scale divided into half degree increments to outer track beneath hinged prism magnifier and pivoted filters opposing crosshair sight backed by a hinged mirror, with circular snap-on cover, 7.5cm (3ins) diameter; five various military issue sighting compasses, 6cm (2.375cm) wide and smaller including one in a leather pouch-type case; a circular oxidised brass perpendicular sight stamped STANLEY, LONDON 5.1cm (2ins) diameter, in red leather case similarly signed to interior, and a circular oxidised brass WATKIN MIRROR CLINOMETER by J. HICKS,MAKER, 8 HATTON GARDEN, LONDON further inscribed REG 14 MAR 1881, 7cm (2.75ins) diameter, in leather case, together with five assorted pocket compasses and a brass folding map magnification lens stamped CASARTELLI, MANCHESTER, (15). 

A brass and silver pocket compass compendium detailed P. Orr and Sons, 'Madras', with leather case, and a Schmalcalden's patent brass cased compass/clinometer in a leather case, (2).

Dent watchmans recording clock pat number 544199 together with a further antique clinometer

A WW2 brass Mortar Clionmeter Mark IV made by ASCOT G.W.H. Ltd in 1944 together with its brown leather carry case marked CASE MORTAR CLINO. MARK 1 J.B.B. 1944. The clinometer is 20cms (7.875ins) long

An admiralty pattern Clinometer Inspectors MK11 by ERWARTS dated 1942 in mahogany case G++

A gunners field clinometer MK11 by ERWATTS in orig mahogany case G+

A WWII P8M aircraft compass with fitted case, together with a leather cased WWI 1918 Kershaw Clinometer Sight Mk. III

A German field clinometer, taken from captured German

ER WATTS & SON OF LONDON; a WWII period clinometer field mkVI no.4332 with hand engraved inscription 'Cl/Lan 1 Boosey & Hawkes 68', and two 1960s military issued aviation compasses, the first inscribed 'Medium Landing Compass No.4410 H', and the second 'Type 06A No.43668 D', both with military broad arrow marks, all cased (3).Additional InformationGeneral wear and tear throughout.

A Compass Clinometer by Casella, English, c.1890, in oxidised and bright lacquered brass, signed 'L Casella makers to the Admiralty Ordnance London, with telescope, in fitted, silk lined Morocco case

A Compass Clinometer and a Mining Compass, prismatic compass clinometer signed J H Steward London, white card clinometer and green card compass, diameter 7cm; mining compass in adonised brass, signed Short & Mason, London No.2422, diameter 9.5cm, both in leather cases

A military compass and a clinometer in a brown leather case, the clinometer by Hugh Rees Ltd, the compass by Hicks, Hatton Garden, 12cm and a marching compass in a brown leather case, 9cm.

A Watkin Clinometer MK.I by Pitkin London, No 219 dated 1940, presented in original leather case.

A WWI A.Kershaw and Son Ltd Mark III Clinometer Sight, for Vickers 303 machine gun MKI, No 1104 dated 1918.

A WWII Spring Loaded Machine Gun Clinometer Sight MK IV by R. Ltd N.Z, dated 1945, New Zealand No 624, presented in a wooden box.

A WWII Clinometer Field Mark VI No 19392 by J.M.G and Sons Ltd, dated 1942, together with another Military ranging device makers mark crown A.M. 1942.

World war 1 cased Francis Barker artillery compass plus 1926 model Barkers patent clinometer - NO RESERVE

World war 1 cased Francis Barker artillery compass plus 1926 model Barkers patent clinometer.

A JH Steward clinometer, 16 cm, in leather case and two albums of assorted coins

Seven pocket compasses including a World War II T. G. & Co Mk III and Singers Patent along with two cockpit chronographs and a Suunto clinometer.

Watkin Clinometer 1903, No. 852. T.Cooke and Sons Ltd (London & York)

Three WWI period military field instruments: a Hymans pocket range finder, a J M Steward Cavalry School Field Compass and a service issue clinometer - all in original cases

A brass rolling rule by W.H. Harling, London in a mahogany case, 46.5cm wide, a Short & Mason brass pocket clinometer and another brass cased clinometer engraved 'R. CLARKE ROYAL ARTILLERY', both with leather cases, (3).

A Negeretti and Zambra barothermograph temperature recorder, circa. 1935, in an ebonised metal case, a large clinometer by E.R. Watts & Son dated 1941 in a fitted mahogany case, a Wheatstone bridge resistance instrument and part of a crystal set, (4).

1907 Watkin Clinometer by "Cooke & Sons" in Wooden Case #106

19th century F Parker & Son brass clinometer, Barker's patent no. 1926 stamped 3142

A Cruchon & Emons WWI pocket compass, 1916, in leather case and seven other items, including a small (desk?) barometer, two leather-cased 'Damp Detectors', a Watkin's Clinometer, Patent 217, a mining dial, a rectangular brass North-South compass and a Jumelles combination Opera and Field Glass (8)

Leather cased WWI pattern service binoculars, the case marked J. B. Brooks & Co Ltd 1916 and with broad arrow, together with a 1940 marching compass and a Short & Mason ministry marked clinometer

F. Barker and Son leather cased compass, the case inscribed Wo OKE 11 1/2, 1930 M&G, also a Service Pattern Clinometer in leather case, a D.R.G.M Busch Compass and a Boson's whistle.

Brass Clinometer with silvered scale by the Hughes Owen Co. Ltd, Montreal, Toronto Winnipeg No.7006, L13cm in leather case

Late 19th century combined compass and clinometer in leather felt lined carrying case, no maker's marks, good condition

A 19th century brass surveyor's topographical Abney level and clinometer, by W Watson & Sons Ltd, 313 High Holborn, London, 18cm long, leather case

A De Lisle Pattern Handheld Pendulum Clinometer from the WW I period in a WWII case dated 1941

Leather cased clinometer by Palmer, the case stamped with broad arrow mark 33 F.I 1943

A brass and black lacquered clinometer by Stanley, London, circa 1920. (Dimensions: Length 12cm)(Length 12cm)

Antique brass inclinometer / clinometer in fitted wood case -marked 1 Noniustheil = 1/20° -box measures 19cm x 10½cm (7½" x 4")

Early 20th century American black finished and lacquer brass hand held clinometer, W N Matthews Corp - St Louis, USA, of square section form with eye-piece and sliding internal mirror set body to a brass cased spirit level and contained within a stitched leather case, length 12 ½ cms

A modern version of a 3rd pattern FS fighting knife; an “Imperial” survival knife marked “Made in USA M-78”; and a modern hunting knife, in sheath; also a modern Italian military style compass incorporating a clinometer, in its webbing pouch. GC to VGC (4)

WWI British Clinometer Sight Mark III, maker marked "A Kershaw & Son Ltd" and dated 1918. Serial number 10077. Complete in leather case marked "Sight Clinometer Mark I. R Stafford, 1918". Along with a folding wood and brass bound ruler. (2)

A IISAKKI J.A.RVENT.A.A OY KAUHAVA OF FINLAND PUUKKO KNIFE TOGETHER WITH A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED COINS AND A CLINOMETER

A sextant, by 'F Smith & Son, Southampton', boxed; together with a Watts clinometer, boxed.

A brass ship's bulkhead clock by Smiths, retailed by John Lillie & Gillie Ltd, 18cm diam, together with a brass bulkhead barometer (glass as found), 18cm, a brass clinometer, 10cm (3)

Taylor and Hobson MK V military clinometer, military signalling lamp, lens, metal box and a large Shardlow micrometer in case