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Lot 630
Two humorous hand painted 19th Century mechanical magic lantern slides, with glass panels, one of a man having his photograph taken with the photographers head popping out of the lens, the other of a man and a dog with their heads changing, both stamped for Carter, Exeter and together with a coloured printed mechanical slide of a man with moving eyes (3)
Lot 339
A lacquered brass three-draw pocket telescope, unsigned, the main barrel with brown leather covering and with matching leather end caps, overall 16.5cm long closed (42cm long fully extended, 47cm long with lens shield extended); and another lacquered brass three-draw pocket telescope, unsigned, the main barrel with basket-weave style cord grip and with a lacquered brass lens cap, overall 14cm long closed (38.5cm long fully extended, 42cm long with lens shield extended), (2).
Lot 211
London Brighton & South Coast Railway Loco Lamp. A large three aspect loco headlamp Rotating drum showing clear and red with third aperture blanked off which was standard practice. Stamped LB&SCR to top and bottom, LB&SCR full title brass badge. Steel loco allocation and location plate showing "B607 THREE BRIDGES" This loco was a Stroudley class E goods loco originally numbered 107 in LBSCR days. Bulls eye lens unmarked. Signs of original green paint with red top under BR black. A rare survivor.
Lot 292
Southern Railway 3 aspect hand lamp. Discovered in Frome and is in `as found` condition It appears part Midland and part Southern. It is of a design not seen before, possibly totally wind-proofed with an unusual flip top having draught filters and a system that allows the front door to be removed completely by taking out a pin and not permitting any wind to affect the flame. The lamp could then be attached to something else. Many of the component are LSWR and judging by the stamping looks to have been produced around the time of grouping. Bearing in mind the location found and the typical SDJR eye-shaped brass plate, it was probably used on that line. Stamped in bold lettering ` SR` on body and the brass eye on red cone "E. GALLE." Lamp complete with Red and Green glasses with the clear aperture tightly placed with strip glass (Typical Midland style) L&SWR stamped, sloping front reservoir with BR brass burner for use with a low and large front lens.
Lot 322
SWRy District Inspectors 3 aspect Hand lamp. A typical tall DI hand lamp with `Spry` stamped on the body. It has a brass plate on the reducing cone "R.S.W BARLOW WATERLOO". There are signs of a further three other plates that have been removed. Copper lens cone and a drop-in, double skinned reservoir having reflector and unmarked brass burner. An uncommon lamp indeed, stripped to bare metal ready for painting.
Lot 53
* Hawker “Hurricane”. A miscellaneous collection of manufacturer’s, A. & A.E.E., official press, publicity and private photographs illustrating various marks of this immortal eight-gun fighter, including four fine air-to-air examples from the lens of Cyrial Peckham F.R.P.S., approx. 50 images, some with minor damp damage (approx. 50)
Lot 369
* Aviation Chronograph. A pre-war aeroplane chronograph by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, salvaged crash-souvenir, c. 1930s, 8-day Swiss movement probably Jaeger, black-faced with Arabic numerals, and inset Time-of-Trip dial, mechanism fully working, but lacking hands and lens to front (1)
Lot 370
* Aviation Chronograph. An early 20th c. military aviation timepiece by Birch & Gaydon, c. 1918, having Swiss-made movement with two inset dials to face with Arabic numerals, contained in lightweight aluminium casing with bayonet fitting for easy removal from dashboard fitting, working mechanism, lacking hands & lens to front (1)
Lot 471
* Aviation Goggles. A fine original pair of pre-war RAF-pattern issue pilot’s goggles by Wm Stephenson & Sons, c. 1930s, of soft mid-brown kid-leather, fur-lined and having gun-blued finish to frames with laminated glazed lenses, stamped with Air Ministry and Imperial crown markings dated 1932, apparently unused, retaining makers applied paper label to right lens, and original elasticised strap in perfect condition. Formerly from the estate of the late William “Pop” Speller. (1)
Lot 613
* Headlamps. A good pair of Edwardian period brass C.A.V. Electric Headlights, Model F., the maker’s copper labels stamped Reg. No. 1539, the lamps of bell shape with fork mountings, bulb holders, bevel glass and silvered reflections, one hinge stamped 18 the other 3, lens diameter, 9in (23cm), both with signs of original nickel plating (1)
Lot 716
* Leica M3 Camera. Leica M3 camera, serial no. 835 067, 1956, rangefinder with double stroke winder, Summicron 5cm f2 lens, chrome, together with Leica meter MR in original box, Leica M3 “N” film cassette, Leitz Chico flashgun in original case, 2 PF5 photoflux and 10 PF1B photoflux flashbulbs, Summicron lens hood, Leica lens cover, 2 lens filters in cases, body and lens caps, shutter release cable, Proloc slide binding tool, camera ever ready case, and original camera and meter instruction manuals (a carton)
Lot 1278
A mid-20th Century 9ct Gold Wristwatch, Marvin, the 17 jewel adjusted movement to a signed silvered circular dial, with applied Arabic numerals and baton markers, with sunk subsidiary seconds and dagger hands, in a polished circular case, with snap on lens, and marked for Edinburgh 1956, width 1 3/8”, and fitted with a brown textured strap
Lot 1283
A mid-20th Century 9ct Gold centre seconds Wristwatch, Cyma, R486,270830, the 18 jewel movement to a white painted convex dial with black Roman numerals and further black painted baton hands and sweep centre seconds, in a polished circular case with bevelled bezel and snap lens, marked for London 1965, and fitted with a later sprung link bracelet, width 1 7/16”
Lot 109
A Rare Furness Railway Company Signalling Lamp - Messengers Patent Corrugated Lamp, set with brass name plaque and two other brass plaques stamped FRC Coniston No.1 and Park Road Crossing, with bevelled edged clear glass lens, the inner casing with original blue glass lining and original burner
Lot 358
A Pair of Nickel Plated Military Epaulettes, with overlapping lames backed by steel plates and brass clips (one missing); A Single Brass Example; A Pair of Brass Shell Cases; A 1 1/4inch Single Draw Refracting Telescope, by Busch Optical Co., the nickel plated body with leather sleeve, sliding lens cover and anti-flare hood, engraved E H HEXT; and A Second World War Steel Helmet, named to Captain J Hext (7)
Lot 19
A late 19th century magic lantern, the wooden and tin box with later alterations, with three lenses comprising 7ins, 9ins and one unknown lens, and large quantity of assorted slides to include maps, documents, clergymen, houses, mills, old pilling etc, contained in many and wooden boxes (15 card boxes and 1 large wooden box)
Lot 89
A small mixed lot of scientific measures to include Casartelli & Sons, threaded measure with magnification lens Zivy Cie.sa Swiss revolution thread tester? in fitted case, also a miniature cased balance scale and a cased pair of mother of pearl mounted and yellow opera glasses in Oriental style needlework evening case (4)
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