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Lot 1027

A Campbell-Stokes pattern Sunshine Recorder, by Casella of London The glass sphere supported on an ebonised carved base with brass fittings, stamped MKIIIc 45-65, with applied brass plate Casella London, 10433, 24cm high. NB: The Sunshine recorder was originally devised by J.F. Campbell in the mid 19th Century. The device was used to record the duration of Sunshine around the world. The sphere lens would focus the sunlight and would burn a correlating line on the paper placed behind.

Lot 287

A Leica camera No 236462 with Ernst Leitz Wetzlar 5cm lens, in brown leather Leica case

Lot 332

A military camera with extended lens and pistol trigger action, possibly for aeroplane reconnaissance, black painted with gold numerals 3929, maker's plaque Thornton-Pickard, Altringham MKIII.H in fitted wooden box also numbered 3929, 98cm

Lot 271

CAMERAS: A collection of cameras and lenses to include Super Albinar 846067 lens, Olympus OM10 camera etc.

Lot 285

A vintage Avometer mark 6 together with a 35mm Paxette slr camera in leather case with pointikar lens

Lot 385

A cased Canon EOS 888 35mm camera with a selection of lenses to include a canon zoom lens 100-200mm, Canon zoom lens 35-80mm, Canon zoom lens 38-79mm, macro lens, flash head, tri pod etc please see images along with a vintage Edixa 35

Lot 439

A 19th century Victorian Special Ruby Plate camera, circa 1900 having Taylour-Hobson Cooke lens complete with case

Lot 379

A large optical lens in wooden mount.

Lot 401

Photography - A large format plate camera by J.Lancaster & Son, Birmingham with Taylor-Hobson lens.

Lot 375

A late 19th Century Morton's Ophthalmoscope by Pickard & Curry, London, having detachable bone handle and in original fitted rosewood case, length 20cms when assembled, together with a clear glass lens

Lot 174

A late 18th Century brass and wood bound four draw telescope by J & W Watkins, Charing Cross, London, engraved with makers name and "Lord Craven 3rd Regt Foot or Buffs" and with the Craven coat of Arms. 110cms fully extended, diam of end lens 5cms and with original brass lens cover. This would probably have belonged to 7th Baron Craven (1770 - 1825) who became 1st Earl Craven in 1801. He joined the 3rd Foot 25th September 1794 then the 40th Foot on 1st September 1799. He later became a Major General. This telescope would therefore seem to date from c.1794 - 1799.

Lot 675

CAMERAS. Two Olympus cameras in original leather box including wide lens and other various accessories

Lot 681

ZENIT CAMERA. Zenit camera in case, Olympus IS~500 camera and fish eye lens

Lot 305

A Canon EOS750 camera, with zoom lens, cased.

Lot 534

An Olympus OM10 camera, with a Zuiko Mc auto_s 1:1.8 f=50mm lens, cased.

Lot 71

A Voigtlander camera with a Compur Anastigmat Skopar, 1:4.5 F=10, 5cm lens, cased.

Lot 405

A CANON CAMERA 'AV-I', Canon lens 75-300mm, a Cine camera, brass lamp base and plated wares

Lot 101

A PAIR OF 30 X 75 BRIDGE BINOCULARS BY SWAROVSKI UNDERSTOOD TO HAVE BEEN USED ABOARD THE CANBERRA DURING THE FALKLANDS CAMPAIGN, 1982, with rubberised lens caps, maker's plate to top marked as per title with scratched serial number I/II, top mounted handle and location scope rubber shade/splash cup over eyepiece, mounted on deck rail bracket -- overall 11½ x 15in. (29 x 38cm.), It is believed the Canberra was fitted with six pairs of Swarovski 30 x 75 binoculars. This pair has been marked in ink CAN no. 2 of 6.,  

Lot 203

A 19TH-CENTURY MARBLE AND BRASS NOON DAY CANNON DIAL, with white marble base incised with scales divided from 7-12 and 5-12 with central gnomon, 4in. brass cannon set between quadrants incised with monthly latitude indicators supporting the 1in. ignition loupe-lens -- 6½in. (16.5cm.) diameter,

Lot 221

A FINE 'CAPTAIN KATER' PATTERN SIGHTING COMPASS BY THOMAS JONES, LONDON, CIRCA 1815, the 5in. mica card with arsenic green scale, signed in manuscript Thomas Jones No. 62 Charing Cross, steel needle, removable inclined lens assembly (later) and folding sight with lens -- 5¼in. (13.3cm.) wide, This pattern was invented by Captain Kater in 1811. A small inclined mirror and lens eyepiece assembly allows simultaneous viewing of the scale and the distant object via the opposite vertical folding sight. Kater's design pre-dates Schmalcalder's use of a prism but was not patented and became superseded by it., Literature: Scientific Instrument Society, Bulletin No. 127 (December 2015) p.36.

Lot 224

Ø A EXCEPTIONALLY FINE AND RARE ½IN. SINGLE DRAWER SPYGLASS ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS RIBRIGHT, LONDON CIRCA 1750, unsigned, the tortoiseshell main tube with intricate silver wirework and rococo silver end pieces conjoined with a fluted spiral twist, eyepiece and main lens with dust slide -- 5½in. (14cm.) closed, Literature: Louwman & Zuidervaart: A Certain Instrument for Seeing Far, Wassenarr 2013, pp166-168 where similar instruments are displayed. 

Lot 231

A RARE 2IN. FOUR-DRAW TELESCOPE BY STEINBERG, LONDON, CIRCA 1830, signed on the draw tube Steinberg, 44 Cirencester Place, Fitzroy Square, London, main tube covered in stained baleen, dust slide and lens cap -- 12in. (30.5cm.) closed, Literature: Scientific Instrument Society, Bulletin 91, November 2006 p.18-21 where Steinberg's process is examined.,

Lot 232

A 1IN. THREE DRAW CARD AND FISH SKIN TELESCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1760, unsigned, the green card sections with focus lines, horn stage dividers, lignum vitæ lens assembly, dust slide and lens cap -- 12½in. (31.5cm.) closed

Lot 234

A 1½IN. THREE DRAW WOOD AND BRASS TELESCOPE BY RAMSDEN, LONDON, CIRCA 1790, signed by the eyepiece Je Ramsden London, satinwood main tube, lens cap and dust slide -- 9¾in. (25cm.) closed

Lot 236

A 2IN. FIVE DRAW MAHOGANY AND BRASS TELESCOPE BY JESSE RAMSDEN, CIRCA 1790, signed by the eyepiece Je. Ramfden, London, with dust slide to eyepiece -- 10¼in. (26cm.) closed; together with a 1½in. three draw example signed Berge London late Ramsden, with leather covered tube, dust slide, lens cap and splash cup -- 9½in. (24cm.) closed, (2)

Lot 237

A 1IN. SINGLE DRAW MAHOGANY AND BRASS REVERSE TAPER CAMPAIGN TELESCOPE BY DOLLOND, LONDON, CIRCA 1780, signed on the main lens dust slide Dollond London, main tube divided with substantial brass thread, tapered eyepiece with dust slide -- 26¼in. (66.5cm.) closed , signed on the main lens dust slide Dollond London, main tube divided with substantial brass thread, tapered eyepiece with dust slide -- 26¼in. (66.5cm.) closed 

Lot 239

FOUR 19TH-CENTURY POCKET TELESCOPES, comprising 1¼in. three-draw wood and brass example signed Wm. Harris & Co, 50 Holborn, London, with lens cap -- 6in.(15.2cm.) closed; together with three unsigned leather covered examples of similar type, (4)

Lot 243

A FINE 2IN. REFRACTING LIBRARY TELESCOPE BY STEINBECK, MUNICH, CIRCA 1840, the 19½in. parallel wooden tube signed and numbered on the main lens assembly Steinbeck in München No. 684, complete with star finder, single draw with rack and pinion adjustment, mounted on calibrated counterweighted stand attached to turned wooden base, assembled -- 14 x 32in. (35.5 x 81cm.) closed, contained within fitted yellow pine box complete with accessories -- box 25½in. diameter

Lot 247

A FINE SOLAR MICROSCOPE BY ROBERT HUNTLY, LONDON, CIRCA 1820, constructed in lacquered brass, signed on the back plate Huntly LONDON, comprising a two-part tube and accessories comprising brass and bone slides, varied strength lens slide, platform pincers, tweezers etc., contained within fitted box of issue -- 11 x 8in. (28 x 20cm.), Robert Huntly was an optician working between 1811 and 1840 from several addresses between High Holborn and Burlington Arcade.,

Lot 258

A SIMPLE MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH 18TH-CENTURY, unsigned, with folding turned ivory handle, lens and turned sample clamp/tweezer, contained within leatherette box of issue -- 2½ (6cm.) high

Lot 264

A GOOD MONOCULAR COMPOUND MICROSCOPE BY W.J. SALMON, LONDON, CIRCA 1855, the lacquered brass frame signed on the back W.J. Salmon, 100 Fenchurch Street, London, 8½in. main tube, rack and pinion adjustment, mechanical platform, double mirror, secured to sliding wooden base within case, the case containing a bull's eye condensing lens to rear, and lower draw with accessories including five eyepieces, live box, platform light adjusters, platform pincer etc.; together with two sales brochures for "Davon Patent" microscopes, issued by S. Davidson & Co. -- 14¼ x 8¾ x 9¼in. ( 35.5 x 21 x 22.5cm.), (3)

Lot 265

A LACQUERED BRASS BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE BY NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LONDON, CIRCA 1890, signed on the bed-plate as per title, and contained in original box with accessories, including three nosepieces, eyepieces, bull's eye lens, live box, platform tweezers, etc., and a drawer of 19 professionally prepared slide samples, mainly of insect origin -- 16¼ x 8¼in. (41 x 22cm.) overall

Lot 126

An Olympus OM10 camera with lens, Vivitar wide angle lens, Tokina zoom lens and other accessories in metal carrying case, a Purma Special camera and other cameras and accessories.

Lot 24

A model Leitz Elmar 1:35F=50mm camera number 1599 The black body marked Ernst Leitz Wetzlar D.R.P, together with a Leica lens cover and Leica leather outer case.

Lot 653

CANON EOS 500 CAMERA, LENS FLASH UNIT & 3 CAMERA BOOKS

Lot 328

A Super Paragon 200mm 1:3.3 zoom lens, cased; a Benici Koroll 2.4 camera; a Tan camera case with various items, including two Pentax magnifiers, an Ashai Pentac flash etc (qty)

Lot 669

A pair of carriage lamps, with two clear bevelled glass and a red circular lens, 44cm.

Lot 21

GEMINI VI-A: Signed 10 x 8 photograph by the two crew members of Gemini VI-A individually, comprising Wally Schirra (1923-2007, Command Pilot) and Tom Stafford (1930- , Pilot). The official NASA image, captured with a fish-eye camera lens, depicts the white room atop Pad 19 during simulated flight test activity for Gemini VI-A, the two astronauts visible through the open hatches of the spacecraft. Signed by both Schirra and Stafford with their names alone in black inks to clear areas of the image. About EX The Gemini VI-A mission achieved the first manned rendezvous with another spacecraft, its sister Gemini VII, on 15th December 1965.

Lot 258

RAILWAY MEMORABILIA/ MILITARIA - A pair of vintage railway signal lamps, both with the military crows foot mark to rear & stamped 'JA 2348 GPL Ltd 1952'. Damage to 1 lens.

Lot 534

HOME/ INDUSTRIAL - A stunning 'Bullfinch' industrial spotlight with telescopic tripod frame & glass lens. Completely re-wired & Patt tested, this item is good to go. Lamp measures 35x25x40cm, Height on tripod is 165cm.

Lot 535

HOME/ INDUSTRIAL - A stunning 'Bullfinch' industrial spotlight with telescopic stand & glass lens. Completely re-wired & Patt tested, this item is good to go. Lamp measures 35x25x40cm, Height on base is 168cm.

Lot 557

MILITARIA/ TELESCOPE - An original 1911 3 draw brass telescope stamped 'TEL. SIG. (Mk III) Also G.S - W. OTTWAY & Co - Ealing - 1911', in original leather case, complete with spare low powered lens, also in case.

Lot 680

A Minolta 28-70mm lens, jewellery boxes, harmonica, die-cast vehicles, etc.

Lot 1702

A Canon EO55 camera body and Canon 28-80mm lens, an auto chinon 1:3.5 200mm lens, a Canon EF 75-300mm lens, a Chinon CM-45 camera body with auto chinon 1:19 lens, a Conway Popular box camera and other associated camera equipment

Lot 1704

Three SLR Film cameras including a boxed Pentax Spotmatic SP500, a Pentax ES II both with 50mm lenses and a Nikon F90 with AF zoom lens, together with a Nikon Flash gun and a zoom lens for an Olympus SLR camera and a pair of binoculars

Lot 1706

A type I Casca Viewfinder camera in original leather case - working order, an unusual camera with a large focusing knob on the front next to the lens, the speed is set via a sliding bar to the rear with the film wind on top - 5cm 2.8 lens

Lot 48

Photography - a Pentax Asahi K1000 camera, a Pentax MEsuper camera, a Pentax P30T camera, a Pentax zoom lens 1:3.5 ~ 4.5 28 ~ 80mm serial No. 3828042, Makinon zoom lens 1:3.5-4.5 f=28-80mm serial No. 8323622, a further lens 1:2 50mm serial No. 5048866 and a Pentax flash unit AF260SA (qty)

Lot 766

SECOND WORLD WAR - A PAIR OF BRITISH NAVAL BARR & STROUD 7 X CF41 BINOCULARS serial no. 61501 of standard production specification, the barrels typically bearing the large ministry broad arrow devices, complete with strap and leather lens covers, cased.

Lot 768

SECOND WORLD WAR - A PAIR OF GERMAN ZEISS JENA - SILVAREM 6 X 30 FIELD BINOCULARS serial no. 1685460 of standard production specification retaining much of their original black finish, cased, the strap unusually marked with Japanese character inscription, perhaps a war souvenir or gift, together with a pair of German dienstglas 6 x 30 d.d.x. field binoculars serial no. 353086, retaining much of their sand coloured paint finish, complete with leather strap and rubber lens cover, (2).

Lot 255

A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS CAMERAS (most with cases) to include Halina A1 Twin ens Reflex, Semflex Twin Lens Reflex, Argus, Werra, Kodak Instamatic, Conway Popular and Brownie Six-20

Lot 260

A MAMIYA C330 TWIN LENS REFLEX CAMERA with accessories in Fatima Professional Carry bag

Lot 264

A TAMRON 80-250MM AUTOZOOM LENS IN CASE, a Hoya 75-150mm zoom lens in case, a Vivitar 70-210 mm Macro Auto zoom lens, a Nikkor 135 mm lens, a Vivitar 135 mm lens in case, a Vivitar 28 mm Auto wide angle lens in case, a Vivitar 20 mm wide angle lens in case, a Hoya 35-75 mm zoom and macro lens in case and an Eyernik 300 mm auto lens

Lot 268

A MICROCORD M.P.P. TWIN LENS CAMERA, in original box, along with leather case

Lot 354

Olympus om10 camera, Miranda 70-210 lens, Hanimax 1 in 28, Hanimax auto 2x converter and case

Lot 323

A PAIR OF SHIP'S NAVIGATION LIGHTS of galvanized metal, the first with a convex red glass lens and an applied label 'Port'; the second with a convex blue glass lens and an applied label 'Starboard', each complete with burner, reservoir and reflector, each 21.5cm high (excluding carrying handle).

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