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A 14inch Lacquered Brass 360 Degree Protractor by Halden & Co., Manchester & London, in the original mahogany case

A late 18th century drawing set, tapered rectangular shagreen case, fitted interior comprising ivory rules, brass compass and protractor, 17cm high

A RABONE No 1119 architects 2` four fold boxwood and brass rule with protractor hinge and inside bevel edges G++ JEJ

A little used 2` four fold RABONE No 1190 combination rule, level and protractor G++ JEJ

A fine quality, part set of 18c drawing instruments in 7 1/2" shagreen case, the protractor marked CHAPOTOT a Paris (illustrated Russell fig 249) contents as illustrated G to G+

An etuis of steel tipped brass drawing instruments incl. brass protractor, boxwood and brass sector and scale rule and an ebony parallel rule in fitted case G+

An oxidised brass protractor, circa 1916, by Stanley of London, No. 1546, the polished ring detailed O-180 degrees, fitted with two adjustable radial arms, length approx 46.5cm, cased.

Militaria: a Douglas combined protractor and parallel rule, stores reference number 6B/47, and a science at war book dated 1947, Field Navigation part 1.

An early 20th Century ivory four sectional folding protractor / rule, full length 61 cm long (ILLUSTRATED)

A GEORGIAN IVORY FOLDING RULE by W C Cox of Devonport, and with owners name Charles S Skipton, 6 1/4" long, together with a further ivory rule by Dollond of London, a brass protractor by W & J Gilbert of London, a further brass protractor, a boxwood rule and a steel pastel or charcoal holder (6)

A Mixed Lot comprising: A 20th Century Brass mounted Parallel Rule, together with a Mahogany cased 360 degree Protractor of lacquered Brass construction, and engraved to the centre, S & S Ltd, B 2651 and the Government broad arrow, various dates and makers, (2)

A late 19th Century lacquered brass 360 degree twin arm protractor by Harris, 47 Holborn, London. Bins diam. in a fitted mahogany case.

A Hand Held Surveyors Instrument mounted with protractor and level, cased; another similar instrument and a Hilger and Watts hand held instrument (3)

A hard wood Architect`s Rule, in imperial with marked protractor degrees

A STANLEY CIRCULAR STEEL PROTRACTOR 9" diameter in a fitted case together with a box of architects curves, a parallel rule by W & S Jones of 36 Holborn, London and further drawing equipment

Assorted china ornaments and decorative wares, to include a Shelley milk jug, Royal Worcester and Crown Devon, a protractor, and measuring tape etc

A 19th century brass protractor, in plush lined mahogany case, together with another by A. Jeffery, Camborne, Cornwall, in wooden case and a W. & V. Cowan, London, brass and glass gauge in case.

CORNISH MINING. A BRASS CIRCULAR PROTRACTOR engraved on the crossbar W Wilton ST DAY Cornwall, 23cm diam, in light wood octagonal box, 1830-51, and a brass surveyor`s compass, with edge-bar needle and pivoted in a frame, with protractor and ring for suspension, cased (2) ++Minor marks and scratches

BRASS PROTRACTOR - E R WATTS & SON the brass protractor in a mahogany case, stamped E R Watts & Son London. Also with a Military brass rolling rule, in a mahogany case. (2)

OXYGEN MASKS & GOGGLES. An originally boxed 1950`s Type A13A1-6D 1582 oxygen mask. Another loose mask of the same period. Boxed MK V111 Goggles and eyesheilds. A boxed Criuse & Speed calculator Mk 11A by W G Pye & Co Ltd. AM marked. Also a Douglas combined protractor and rule in its envelope.

A 5" combination brass protractor and scale rule G++

An architects 2` four fold boxwood and brass rule by RABONE with inside bevel edges and protractor hinge G+

A little used architects brass drawing set by ARMY & NAVY incl. two drawing pens with ivory handles, ivory sector, scale rule and parallel rule all marked Army & Navy, brass protractor etc as illustrated, contained in orig lined and fitted mahogany box G++

A fine and very little used 2` four fold architects ivory rule by NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA London with inside and outside bevel edges and German silver fittings and protractor hinge, with 20 different scales, 8 of which are marked in red, rarely seen in this condition F

A surveyor`s mid 19th Century brass 180° protractor by G Adams, London with 10° meridian scale, lower fixed arm and two swing arms, each with screw clamp, 61cm (24") wide and the original case

AN IVORY PENDANT fashioned as a telescope, a pair of compasses, protractor and books, under glass within a collet and suspended from a diamond set loop and hung on a belcher link chain in yellow metal, tests as gold

A Military brass protractor, early 20th century, by Cary Porter Ltd, 7 Pall Mall, London, SW, with engraved ring (8-180) inscribed H.L.R (5cm diameter), in a fitted mahogany case.

A 19th Century gilt lacquered brass 360 degree protractor, signed `Cary, London`, diameter approx 15.6cm.

A Stanley brass and ep 360 degree cartographers protractor with single arm, in original mahogany box with magnifying glass

A STANLEY LACQUERED BRASS ABNEY LEVEL WITH SILVERED PROTRACTOR AND VERNIER, LEATHER CASE WITH TORTOISESHELL MAGNIFYING GLASS C1915

Pencils, pens, stationery box, protractor etc

A Boxed Circa 1900 station pointer used for locating the position of ships, by the London manufacturers Henry Hughes & Son, comprising of a clear celluloid protractor graduated in degrees and three 14`` legs.

* WWI Propeller-Blade Souvenir. A laminated hardwood propeller-blade, c. 1918, well-patinated and polished formerly used as a decorative coat-hanger, length 42in (107cm), together with WWII Aviation Instruments & memorabilia. A group of mid 20th c. Navigation Accessories, 1940s-1960s, including AM Cockpit Lamp Mk.IA Ref. No. 5C/446, dash-panel compass No. 9030/KH1/54, Turn-and-Bank indicator, Dead-Reckoning Computer Mk.4B ref. No. 6B/2835, Navigational computer Mk.III H ref. No. 6B/250, Glider Kneeboard GB3, Douglas Combined Protractor, Pye Radio Intercom Set, an ammunition cartridge canister and related sundries, etc. (-)

A mahogany and brass beam compass, early 20th century,one metre long with brass insert calibrated in millimetres, with vernier adjusting zero point and opposing locking slide, in original pine box; with a full circle brass protractor in mahogany case.

A nickel plated brass protractor, Thomas Jones, London, early 19th century, the open half-circle with pivoted radius arm incorporating vernier and extension piece with straight edge, the frame signed `Thomas Jones, 62 Charing=Crofs, London`, in velvet lined mahogany box applied with a photographic label suggesting that the instrument belonged to William Becket (1770-1840) and was used at Reading during the time of the G.W.R. Railway building program, and was subsequently passed down his family.

A large late 19th century lacquered brass 360 degree folding twin arm protractor, by Troughton & Simms, in mahogany case, 8.5ins diam.

A large 19th century lacquered brass 360 degree twin folding arm protractor, by Dollond of London, in later softwood case, 8.25ins diam.

A large late 19th century lacquered brass 360 degree twin folding arm protractor, by J. Casartelli, Manchester, in later softwood case, 8.25ins diam.

A late 19th century lacquered brass 360 degree twin arm protractor, by Watson & Son, in mahogany case, with a plated Troughton & Simms protractor, in later softwood case, 9ins & 8ins diam.

An early 19th century lacquered brass 360 degree swing arm protractor, by Heath & Wing, The Strand, London, in fitted mahogany case, 6ins diam.

A 19th century lacquered brass 360 degree twin arm protractor, by Dollond of London, in fitted mahogany case, 6ins diam.

A 19th century lacquered brass 360 degree twin arm protractor, by Watkins, Charing Cross, London, in mahogany case, 6.25ins diam.

A brass lacquered 360 degree twin arm folding protractor, by Negretti & Zambra, in mahogany case, 6ins diam.

A 19th century lacquered brass 360 degree twin arm protractor, by Schmalcalder, 82 Strand, London, in fitted mahogany case, 6ins diam.

A late 19th century lacquered brass 360 degree twin arm protractor, by J. Foster, Toronto, in fitted mahogany case, 6.25ins diam.

A late 19th century lacquered brass 360 degree twin arm protractor, by Elliott, 268 High Holborn, London, in fitted mahogany case, 6ins diam.

A late 19th century lacquered brass 360 degree twin arm protractor, by Elliott Bros, 449 Strand, London, in mahogany case, 6ins diam.

An early 19th century ivory protractor, by W & T Gilbert, London, in morocco slip case, with a Stanley boxwood Sandhurst protractor and lead weight, in leather slip case, 6ins & 5.25ins

A 19th century 12 inch ivory military sketching rectangular protractor, by West, 41 Strand, London, with an assortment of ivory scales and rules

A collection of six 19th century straight edge instruments, to include an ivory sector and combination rectangular protractor, by J & W. E. Archbutt, a sector, a rectangular protractor by W & S Jones, and a double parallel rule

A group of three 19th century ivory and brass instruments, by Schmalcalder, comprising military style protractor, a parallel rule and an arch joint sector, with another parallel rule by Humbert and three rolling rulers by Elliott,

A rare George III brass single arm 360 degree plotting protractor, by Ramsden, in original mahogany case engraved Ramsden, London, 6ins

A 19th century brass single arm 360 degree protractor, by Cary, London, in original mahogany case, 13ins

A lacquered brass single arm 360 degree protractor, by C.T. Cooper, in mahogany case, 12.25ins

A 19th century brass 360 degree single arm protractor, by Spencer & Company, London, in mahogany case, 8.25ins

A 19th century brass 360 degree single arm protractor, by Heath of Plymouth, in mahogany case, 8.25ins

A 19th century brass 360 degree single arm protractor, by W & S Jones, 30 Holborn, London, in a mahogany case, 7.5ins

A 19th century brass 360 degree single arm protractor, by W & S. Jones, Holborn, London, in mahogany case, 7.75in

A plated 360 degree twin arm protractor, by Stanley, in original mahogany case, with a single arm protractor by Stanley, 6ins & 9.25ins

A mid 19th century brass Douglas reflecting protractor, by Cary, patent no. 98, in original mahogany case, ex. Larry Grave collection, 5.5ins