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Lot 152
Collection of camera equipment to include Canon 5d camera, lenses, accessories etc1 Canon EOS 5D Body Ser. No.2831202934 with carrying strap; lens cover; 3 batteries and charger; original booklets and CD’s No Box1 Canon BG-E4 Battery Grip Boxed1 Canon Speedlite 380 Flashgun with case and box and Stofen Omni Bounce to fit1 Canon RS80 remote switch1 Canon Off Camera Shoe 2 Boxed1 Canon EF 28-135 f3-5-5-6 IS USM Ser No 2562A003(AA) Boxed1 Canon EW78B11 Lens hood for above Boxed1 Hoya 72mm Skylight Filter for above Boxed1 Hoya 72mm Circular Polarising Filter for above Boxed 1 Sigma AF 17-35 F2,8-4.5 Ser No 1006843 Canon Fit complete with Lens Hood; soft case; Box and 82mm Skylight filter1 SigmaAF 70-200 F2.8 APO Ser No 3001365 Canon Fit complete with Lens Hood; soft case; box and 77mm Skylight Filter1 Sigma AF 170-500 F5-6.3 APO Ser No 2006949 chipped by Sigma to Canon fit complete with lens hood; tripod ring with quick reease shoe for tripod; 88mm Kood Skylight Filter; soft case and paperwork No Box 1 Velbon CX444 Tripod with quick release shoe for Camera Boxed1 Konig KN-TRIPOD 45 Monopod with carrying case1 Lowpro NOVA4 AW Camera Bag with all inserts and carrying strap
Lot 2120A
Early 20th century mahogany, brass and lacquered tin Magic Lantern by Newton & Co. Fleet Street, London, the lens cover marked 10in, a tin projector with brass lens, spare lens, bulbs, carbon rods and glass chimneys, McIntosh Battery & Optical Company, Chicago, 13 glass slides,Damon and Pythias, 13 unnamed glass slides of Old Mother Hubbard, and other glass slides, a wooden case of glass plates of family portraits and including one showing a submarine and other warships (possibly during a fleet review)
Lot 2113
1926 Leica I camera body with Leitz Elmar 1:35F=50mm, Summar f=5cm 1:2 No 195153, Elmar f=9cm 1:4 No. 454090 Rangefinder 3.5 to 15, 5cm VIewfinder, Right Angle View Finder, and other accessories Condition Report: Leica camera- general wear and tear, scratches to lens, lens cap still present, wear to grip , no fungusMoving parts move freeleySome minor brassing to top
Lot 704
A small group of cameras to include Cosina Computer CT7 SLR camera, with Pentax -M 1:1.7 50mm lens, a Pentax ME Super with SMC Pentax-A 1:4 70mm lens, a Canon EOS 500 with EF zoom 28-80mm 1:3.5.-5.6, an Agfa selecta prontor matic p, serial number KP5762, with 1:2.8/45mm lens, and a Agfa Isomat Rapid with 1:4.5/38 lens and a Agfa Movex S Automatic cine camera. (5)
Lot 31
A Leica 1A, circa 1925,No. 229, with 50mm f3.5 Anastigmat lens, this early Leica has all the features that one would expect including non-dimpled mushroom release, flat eyepiece, low profile knobs, early grained vulcanite covering, R lever with black tip, lens barrel lines match up with lines on the barrel, baseplate with early catch, in early leather pouch stamped Leitz inside and with nickel catch For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 68
A Dollond 2-inch Refracting Telescope on stand, English, Early 19th century,signed DOLLOND LONDON, with rack and pinion focussing, lens cover, tapering painted wood tube supported on a bracket above brass column and folding tripod base, with two additional lenses, in mahogany case, 29in (74cm) long; 32 1/4in (82cm) wide in case For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 28
A Leica 1 Model A, circa 1925,No. 574, with Elmax 50mm f/3.5 lens, complete with no dimple shutter release, early knobs, flat eyepiece, baseplate with early catch, lens flange with early knurling. Shutter still retains the ratchet and vulcanite of the early period, For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 71
A Meredith Compound Monocular Microscope, English, Early 19th century,signed MEREDITH LONDON, the triangular section column fitting into the top of the mahogany case, with a rack and pinion focusing, substage condenser and reflector, accessories include ocular, lens slide, and two Lieberkühn, 20in (51cm) high overall Footnotes:Provenance:From the collection of Dr MacKinnon.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 24
A Leitz THAMBAR M 90mm f/2.2 prototype lens 2016,No. 4694489 and numbered in red N24/25, this is a reincarnation of the famous Thambar portrait lens, in leather case with shoulder strap and mounted in lined presentation card case out outer wraps, edition 24 of 25 For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 64
A J. Short 1 1/4-inch Brass Transit Telescope, English, Late 19th century,Signed J. SHORT, 2 GLADSTONE ST, SOUTHWARK, LONDON, Pivoted on stand for single-plane movement, with accompanying spirit level, supported on painted brass base, in a fitted pine box with two objectives, prism lens, with lamp on stand, the microscope 12in (30cm) high; the case 13 3/4in (35cm) wide Footnotes:The transit telescope was used in order to create star charts, by combining the time at which a star crosses the meridian with the angle of the telescope.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 134
A Quantity of Vintage Original Action Man Uniforms Accessories From 1960’s Artic Explorer, including: Polar Explorer, Anorak, over-trousers, gloves, boots, rucksack, goggles, skis, ski sticks, sextant, snow shoes, helmet, ice axe, goggles, pitons, karabiners, map, radio transmitter, storm lamp lens only, compass, hat, Mountaineer: anorak, knee breaches, boots, rucksack, ice axe, crampons, suckers, Base camp: flag, tent & wire fittings, billycan and wire ladder, all in good to excellent condition. (A.Lot)
Lot 137
Unboxed Topper Toys Johnny Seven O.M.A One Man Army Toy Gun, grenade launcher, Armor-piercing shell, retractable Bi-Pod, repeating rifle with shells, automatic pistol and Tommy gun, in good original used condition (anti-tank rocket is broken) instruction leaflet plus very Scarce boxed Topper Toys Super Helmet Seven, with seven action features, red flasher, press button warning buzzer, flashlight headlamp (missing lens) directional signal, shock resistance helmet with ear flaps, tinted googles, elastic a.f. rear reflector, in good original condition, untested, box is fair with edge/age wear, instruction leaflet. (2 items) This lot can only be shipped in the United Kingdom.
Lot 95
WW1 British X8 Binoculars. French made example by "Hunsicker & Alexis, Paris". Maker marked along with "MG", plus double Broad Arrow struck off service markings. Lens are dusty. Complete neck strap and with matching maker marked leather case and sling, again with WD Broad Arrow struck off markings. No closesure strap to case.
Lot 24
Scarce Far East Escape Telescope Packconsisting darkened brass, single pull, miniature telescope ... Small escape compass ... Magnifying lens ... American pocket watch size compass with flip open lid. All contained in a small, silvered coloured, fabric bag. Belonged to Sergeant J H P Lawrence 62 Sqn.
Lot 129
Pair of RAF Used MKIII Binocularsblackened lens marked "Bino Prism No 5 MKIII x 7", dated "1941". Black crinkle finish body. Optic dusty. Complete in fitted leather case (lid absent). Together with an Indian kukri. 12 1/2 inch blade of typical form. Horn and bone slab grips. Brass pommel. Contained in its leather covered, wooden scabbard. Belonged to Sergeant J H P Lawrence 62 Sqn.
Lot 1316
BARR & STROUD; two pairs of WWII military binoculars, each a 7X CF42, one stamped A.P. No.1900A serial no.45007M, the other stamped AP No.1900A serial no.56504, both marked with military arrow to the barrels and each with a leather case (2).Additional InformationBoth pairs do appear to focus and both eyepieces do rise and fall. Both night vision lens filters do adjust from one to the next. The example with serial no.56504 does have some blooming spots to the inside of one lens. This pair has wear to the lacquering around both eyepiece barrels and both arrow heads have been darkened out and one appears to have some loss to the edge around it. The lens is generally grubby on this one and with some flaking to the lacquering around the named section of the barrels. The pair with general wear throughout and loss of the lacquering to the raised areas which is showing the whiter metal beneath. All of the lenses are dusty and lightly grubby and with some finger marks. The arrow heads are clean and bright. The leather cases may not be original to the binoculars. One case has no front strap or carrying strap. This case is dented at the back and is lacking the liner to the underside of the lid. The stitching to the lid of the other case has worked loose and the lid is rather fragile. The hinge at the back is not original and the lid may not be original to the base section. The carrying strap is heavily worn and the case has general age wear throughout. no graticule visible through any of the lens.
Lot 1320
KERSHAW & SON; a pair of WWII military binoculars, stamped Bino Prism No.2 Mark II x6 No.89670, dated 1941, in leather case marked with the military arrow head three times, with a pair of military issue brass binoculars stamped 7531 and also V.F.2506, the tan leather case lid stamped Binocular 2 1/2 x 50, 10 Field Cat No.VF No.2506, A.G. & Co Ltd, and a pair of Ross of London binoculars, Binoprism No.5 Mark II No.17072 and dated 1940, with a tan leather case.Additional InformationKershaw: worn throughout with the brass underneath the lacquering showing through in many places. Generally grubby. Some small losses to the mounts to the barrels. The eyepieces do rise and fall and they do appear to focus. The underside is stamped with two military arrow heads. Lenses are generally grubby and many specks of dirt are visible when viewing through the binoculars and there are also vertical alignment lines for the horizon level. The case is generally worn throughout and lacking the clasp and most of the two straps. Brass pair: rubbed throughout with most of the black detailing lacking. This pair is marked with a military arrow to the top. They do appear to focus. The lenses are lightly grubby but there does appear to be some lines visible to the inside of one of the larger lenses. Case with general age wear, general rubbing, etc. Ross of London; were marked with military arrow heads but these have been scratched out. Wear to the black finish throughout. The lenses are generally grubby and there appear to be some blemishes on the inside of the lenses. The eye adjusters do rise and fall freely and there is a slight knock to one of the wider barrels where the lens sits beneath it. When viewing through, they do appear to focus however they are quite grubby with lots of specks visible in line of sight. There are vertical alignment lines to assist with the horizon visible through them. The case may not be original This has watermarks and general wear throughout and is lacking the large carrying handle and one of the mounts.
Lot 1071
Two cast iron Dinah money boxes, tallest 16cm, together with a Viceroy German hexagonal concertina, a pair of Lemaire extra luminous 8x30 binoculars with a leather case and a pair of Scope 9x35 binoculars model number 3831 (5).Additional InformationThe money boxes are not original but later copies, both with general age wear rubbing throughout. The concertina with general light rubbing at the edges, but the bellows appear to be ok. The French binoculars with rubbing to the black lacquering throughout. Lenses lightly grubby and the right hand eye piece lens does appear to have some scratches to the surface. The binoculars do focus, the case is generally rubbed and worn and rather tired. The other binoculars appear ok but the case is in poor condition and the lenses are dusty and grubby.
Lot 1319
A pair of Busch Prisma-Binocle Terlux binoculars, stamped MOD. Terlux, with angled barrels and anti-glare covers, with a tan leather case (2).Additional InformationThe focus dial does move, however there is a small nut lacking to the terminal which would push the two lens pieces up and down and a replacement with need to be sourced, therefore at present they will not focus. General age wear and rubbing throughout. Anti-glare covers do extend but are stiff. The binoculars are stamped 37659 and all the lenses are slightly grubby. The lid to the case is a slightly different colour and may not be original to it. The strap to the front of the lid is probably a replacement. The long strap has a repair. The leather with general age wear, scuffs and marks throughout. The case may not be original.
Lot 1315
BARR & STROUD; a pair of WWII military binoculars, stamped 7X CF41 Glasgow & London, A.P. MB 1900A, serial no.42467, also stamped British Patent 483220/1934, with adjusters for night vision and anti-glare lens covers, each barrel also marked in yellow with the military arrow, in a leather case, with another pair the same in leather case (second pair af).Additional InformationThe first pair with general age wear rubbing to the black lacquering here and there throughout and also to the support bar down the middle. The yellow arrow heads to the barrels appear to be slightly crude in their execution. Generally grubby here and there throughout. The lenses are lightly grubby but is is possible to see through the binoculars clearly but some specks and grubbiness visible when viewing through. One of the wide barrel ends has some slight knocks which have misshapen the edge slightly. The night adjusters do adjust between three different filters. The case may not be original to the binoculars, does not have a cover and is lacking strap, etc.The second pair rattle when shaken and it is not possible to see anything through the binoculars. The case may not be original to it and it appears that the handle of the lid is a replacement and the strap has a later spring repair. Both cases with general age wear. The mounts to the barrels of both of the eyepieces appear to have general age wear cracking and patina.
Lot 1659
An Olympus OM10 camera with an Olympus OM-System E.Zuiko 135mm lens, no.342206, an Olympus 28mm OM-system lens number 138831, a Vivitar MC tele converter, and other photographic accessories, a pair of Kershaw Monarch Twelve 12x24 binoculars, no.59444, with a WWI Houghton-Butcher of London military rolling ruler, no.564, dated 1916, stamped with military arrow, in fitted box, also a shooting stick, a hockey stick, a camera tripod and a snooker cue in case.
Lot 1311
Five pairs of binoculars comprising a pair of Ross of London Tropical 10 binoculars, number 16011, no case, a Russian pair of binoculars 7x50, number 311962, a pair of Prinz 16x50 binoculars, with three associated boxes, a pair of Delcroix 10x35 binoculars, a further pair of USSR binoculars, a smaller pair of binoculars stamped 'Territorial Prism Binocular', number 303455, with a further small pair of binoculars and a pair of opera glasses (8).Additional InformationTropical Ten= it is possible to see through the binoculars and to focus. All lens are dusty / lightly grubby. When viewing it is a little cloudy at the edge - this may be from the dirt. Perhaps a couple of very slight scratches to the large lenses. Rotation of eye pieces firm, the barrels to stay apart unaided. general light age wear and rubbing to the frame. The larger Russian pair - the image does appear yellow when viewing through it. They do appear to focus. Lens are grubby throughout. Perhaps a few slight surface scratches. Eye pieces rotate ok and barrels stay apart. Wear to the coating on the binoculars throughout with many losses to the black. The rubber lens mounts are perishing. smaller Russian pair cleaner and in better condition. They do focus, only the right eye piece turns. Lens with light covering of dirt. Barrels slightly loose at join.
Lot 1166
Two Victorian Afghanistan 1878-79-80 Medals with engraved naming to 381AT. Bombr. J. Davey C.Batt: 2nd Bde. R.A. and 1105 Pte. J. Robinson, 59th Foot, with 'Kandahar' and 'Ahmed Khel' clasps respectively.Additional InformationEdge nicks and knocks, scratches, possibly polished. The lens lightly grubby, it is possible to see clearly through it.
Lot 1321
BARR & STROUD; a pair of WWII military binoculars stamped 7X CF41 Glasgow & London A.P. No.1900A serial no.74938 British Patent No.435220, each barrel marked with a yellow military arrow and with a leather case, and another similar pair (af) (2).Additional InformationThe first pair the filter lenses do shift from one to the other and the eye lens adjusters do rise and fall happily and they do focus. All lenses with general specks of dirt throughout. General wear to the black detailing, etc, throughout. The case may not be original. Lacking long carrying strap and with general wear throughout. The lid of the leather case is faintly inscribed Captain 65211. The second pair do rattle. It is possible to see through them however the images do not seem to align with one another. Attention will be needed to these as they are not in working order. The leather case is associated and much later in date.
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