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19th Century brass cased surveyors compass with silvered dial signed Wilton & Co, St Day, Cornwall, with detachable brass cover and with spirit level, 8cm diameter, within a mahogany hinged case

Brass hooded Binnacle Gimbal mounted Compass, lacks paraffin burner, (A/F),

A terrestrial globe, the body made of lapis lazuli, countries defined by semi precious stones within a gold plated stand incorporating a compass.

A brass cased Map Compass

A 19th Century Miner's Surveying Instrument with Compass and Telescope having brass dials inscribed W & S Jones, Holborn, London, with Tripod, in case

A compass fob pendant designed as a cricket ball, bail and stumps.

A square mahogany cased portable compass, with a black and white dial.

A circular brass cased travelling sundial cum portable compass, silvered within and detailed Lynch & Son, Dublin.

A compass in a brass case by F Robson, 46 Dean Street, Newcastle on Tyne, 7.5cm (3") diameter in a leather case

An optical square in a leather case and a compass in a leather case

A Type P10 naval issue compass, with inspection stamp for 1945, in transit case.

A 19th Century compass, the wooden case with glazed compartment and printed card dial marked Francisco M Pinheiro.

A Victorian brass cased compendium desk clock, in the form of a 'Davey' lamp, the top of the case set with a minature compass, the sides set with a silvered clock dial, a Reaumur thermometer dial & an aneroid barometer, 24cm height, (af).

A compass in a brass case by F Robson, 46 Dean Street, Newcastle on Tyne, 7.5cm (3") diameter in a leather case

An optical square in a leather case and a compass in a leather case

"Ministry Of Civil Aviation" Personal Flying Log Book, Aircraft Recognition Manual, Military Issue Ross Lvans Mk1 1860 Briton Compass, Type "A" Bomb Master Switch From Wartime Aircraft, Military Issue Torch And Brass Model Aeroplane

A Newton and Co. mariner's compass, gimballed and set in a brass case 3ins

A Tunbridgeware cube pattern compass, four other Tunbridgeware items including a stamp box, pin cushion, bobbin and circular box 1.5ins

A Victorian mahogany cased pocket compass, the box opens to reveal brass gimbal mounted dial in blue fabric lined case, 2.5cm (1in) diameter in a 5cm (2in) case

A VICTORIAN SUNDERLAND LUSTRE "CAST IRON BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER WEAR" JUG of shouldered ovoid form with short spout and simple loop handle, transfer printed with the mariners compass verse and vignette, 7.25" high

A GEORGE III OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, the associated brass dial signed "Gamnel, Stockton", the chapter ring with Roman numerals and Arabic minutes, the central seconds dial and date aperture with pierced cast spandrels to the corners and engraved compass face to the arch, the eight day movement striking on a bell, the arched top hood with conforming door and twin turned columns, the case with recessed quarter brass capped columns, 81" high

A brass level by Bate, London with 18'' telescope above a spirit level and silvered compass marked 'Bate, London', 360¡ vernier scale on a revolving platform with fine screw adjustments in a fitted mahogany box bearing paper label for 'J D Potter, (Successor to R B Bate), 31 Poultry, London Mathematical, Optical and Philosophical Instruments and Apparatus' and a three-leg tripod, each leg in two parts attached by brass screw fittings, early 19th century

An H Morin surveyor's cross head, late 19th century, the lacquered brass cylinder signed 'H Morin, 11 Rue Dulong, Paris' with 0 to 360 silvered scale and vernier around the cylinder, the top with inset compass and silvered dial in a fitted wooden box, 7''

Second World War Airman’s Compass Stud.

Olive wood Box containing various cufflinks, a compass and a Fiddle pattern mustard spoon.

A creamware round bowl, printed in black with three women, and figures fishing from a boat, and inscribed 'My Love is Fix'd, I Cannot Range, I Like My Choice Too Well to Change', the interior with 'Come Box the Compass', 16cm diameter (6 1/4"), circa 1790 (crack)

A sailor's ditty box lid with a painted compass rose.

A U.S. Navy boat compass, 1943 by E.S.Ritchie & Sons, Boston.

A small Mariner's Compass in cylindrical lidded brass case

* A late 19th c. anodised brass surveying level by R. Bailey, Birmingham, the telescope with rack and pinion focusing, graduated bubble, cross bubble (damaged), lens hood compass and three-screw tripod mounting, in fitted mahogany case, 16' (40 cms.) wide, with associated tripod. (1)

Bamboo Mah Jongg Game (Counters From Bamboo) And Feng Shui Compass And Ornate Handled Umbrella

Tin Containing Various Watches, Compass, Etc. And Travelling Balance Scales

A collection of Orange Order regalia, including a "Royal Black Perceptory" being a black velvet sash with green, red and yellow ribbons to each edge and decorated with approximately thirty silver, silver coloured and silver-plated emblems including the open bible, serpent and staff, ewe and flag, various ladders, skull and crossbones, compass and square, coffin lids, etc., together with a further sash and medal .

Asia. Bellin (Jacques Nicolas), Parte dell' Oceano Orientale che Contiene le Coste di Tunquin e Della China le Isole del Giapone, late 18th century, uncoloured engraved map of China, Japan and Indonesia, ornamental title cartouche and compass rose, approx. 290 x 300 mm, together with Bowen (Emanuel), A New & Exact Map of Asia, c.1770s, uncoloured engraved map, cleanly split to foot of central fold, approx. 370 x 460 mm, plus other maps of Asia and parts of Asia incl. Elizabeth Carter, Brion, etc. (12)

Islands. Speed (John), Holy Iland, Garnsey, Farne, Jarsey, sold Sudbury & Humble, [1611 or later], hand coloured engraved map of Holy Island, Guernsey, Farne & Jersey, each with separate title cartouche and compass rose, approx. 390 x 510 mm, not laid down, framed and glazed. Not examined out of frame. (1)

North America. Blaeu (Joan), Nova Hispania et Nova Galicia, [1635], engraved map of the south-west coast of Mexico showing Mexico City and Guadalajara, hand coloured in outline, fine hand col. ornamental title cartouche with native figures and armorial, compass rose and rhumb lines to sea area, paper repair to foot of margin not affecting printed image, two small worm holes, approx. 385 x 500 mm, Latin text to verso (1)

An expanding jet bracelet, with a compass set in.

A Victorian silver flat curb albert with suspended sixpence and silver ship's wheel compass, the later being Chester 1923.

Two railway block bells and a compass

Le Coultre Co Compass II camera No.2761 Anastigmat CCL3B lens, F.3.5 35mm lens, plus instruction booklet in English (small, green), blue leather case, polished chrome metal body, Made in Switzerland under P-8 patent.

A silver mounted walking stick with a carved handle enclosing a compass and two other walking sticks with tapered silver handles, 3ft

A 19th century Broadhurst Clarkson & Co brass lacquered military telescope, brown leather mounted four drawer barrel and a T.G. Co Ltd military compass in khaki cloth bag, 12ins

J Hunt, Hull, a leather cased pocket barometer, compass and thermometer, the silvered dial of the aneroid barometer with blued needle, the milled rim to make adjustments for height, the reverse with the compass enclosed by a horseshoe shaped mercury thermometer, 5.5cm diameter

A Pair of Table Globes, Dudley Adams, 1795, each with cartouche inscribed "To His Most Secred Majesty George The Third King of Great Britain & c This new Globe of the earth Correctly laid down according to ye best Observations & latest Discoveries Is most humbly inscribed By His Majestys most dutiful & obliged Subject & Servant Dudley Adams", the celestial inscribed "...containing all ye Southern Constellations lately observed at the Cape of Good Hope & all the stars Flamsteds British Catalogue ... made by D. Adams Globe Maker to the King & Optician to HRH The Duke of York, No.60 Fleet Street, London 1795", each 12in (30.5cm) diameter celestial and terrestrial globe made up of two sets of twelve hand-coloured engraved split gores (the celestial laid to the ecliptic pole), the equatorial graduated in degree, hours and minutes, the colures ungraduated, the ecliptic graduated in days of the month, the constellations depicted by mythical beasts and figures as well as scientific instruments, the gilt meridian circle divided on one side to each degree, with oak horizon and hand-coloured engraved paper graduated in degrees and showing compass directions, zodiac (with pictures, names and sigils) calendar scale and compass directions, also days of the month with Saints' days, on four quadrant supports upon three swept legs (both lacking compass/stretchers), {59cm (23.25in) high overall} (both A/F, terrestrial globe badly split/several crudely restored areas, faded and discoloured/varnish worn, the celestial globe punctured near Southern Polar region, otherwise similar to preceding)

A Jacobite Shaft and Globe Decanter, the body engraved with a compass rose, a thistle, a six-limbed star, and a large rose spray with opening bud, circa 1750, {25cm high}

A circular Tunbridge ware box, containing a portable compass within.

An oval mother of pearl and gilt metal pendant locket, containing a compass and a thermometer, probably French.

A gilt metal sovereign case and a small circular serpentine compass.

A collection of various drawing instruments, incl fountain pens, compass sets, etc, (a box).

A gold bracelet, with seventeen fob seals and three watch keys, one of the seals with secret locket compartment containing a compass.

*Devon. Saxton (Christopher and Kip, William), Devoniae Comitatus Vulgo Den: Shyre quam olim Danmonii Populi Incoluerunt, [1610 or 1637], eng. map with early hand-col., ornamental strapwork title cartouche, separate scale of distance, royal crest, compass rose, etc., approx. 29 x 24 cm., framed and glazed (1)

*Dorset. Saxton (Christopher & Kip, William), Dorcestriae Comitatus vulgo Dorsett, [1607],. hand coloured engraved map, ornamental strapwork title cartouche surmounted by armorial, separate scale of distance and compass rose, approx. 280 x 390 mm, framed and glazed (1)

Ireland. Lootsman (Jacob), De Zuyd Oost Zyde van Yerlandt van Dubling tit aen t'Eylandt Corkbeg, c.1660,. uncoloured engraved chart of the southeast coast of Ireland from Dublin to Cork, ornamental title and scale of distance cartouches, rhumb lines, compass roses and ships, one closed tear expertly repaired, approx. 420 x 550 mm (1)

Portugal. Keulen (Johannes van), Nieuwe Generale Paskaart van de Cust van Portugal tuschen C: de Finisterre en C: St. Vincent, c.1710,. engraved chart of the Portuguese coast with contemp. hand colouring in outline, num. rhumb lines, compass roses and ships, one or two short marginal tears, approx. 600 x 1010 mm, plus an early 20th century folding map of Finland published by A. & C. Black (2)

South America. Blaeu (Willem), Guina sive Amazonum Regio, [1635],. engraved map showing part of the northeast coast of South America and the mouths of the Orinoco and Amazon, with contemp. hand colouring, ornamental title cartouche, compass rose and rhumb lines, paper repair to foot of central fold not affecting printed image, approx. 370 x 490 mm (1)

South America. Jansson (Jan), Chili, c.1640,. hand coloured engraved map, ornamental title and scale of distance cartouches, two compass roses and rhumb lines, some very light show-through of text, approx. 380 x 490 mm with wide margins, Dutch text to verso (1)

After Hugo Rheingold. 'Philosophizing Monkey'. A patinated electrotype figure of a chimpanzee seated on a pile of books contemplating a skull, holding compass dividers with his right foot, on moulded rectangular base, 31cm high.

Scrimshaw needle case decorated with whaling boat and compass, 4.5" length; also similar Scrimshaw-type snuff box.

Nautical yellow metal fob compass, with block and tackle mounts (1 lens split) 3cm x 2cm diameter, a yellow metal and mother of pearl compass, 2.5cm diameter, a 9ct gold collared amber cheroot holder, and 5 other items (8)

A GENTS WRISTWATCH Bulova Accutron with gilt batons, date aperture, 14k gold filled case and a pocket compass.