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An 8" nickel plated 360 degree protractor by KEUFFEL & ESSER NY with rotating cursor G++. See Lot 727 for illustration.

A 4" brass protractor by LANGLOIS Paris G++TI

A 7" pierced brass rule and protractor by J.HOPKINSON Engineer Huddersfield G+

A 6" ivory protractor and mapping rule by ASTON & MANDER G++. TI. See Lot 838 for illustration.

A 6" ivory protractor mapping rule by ASTON & MANDER with Horizontal Equiv., Contours, Foreign Measures etc. G++. TI. See Lot 838 for illustration.

A 6" combination ivory scale rule, protractor and parallel rule by J.& W.E.ARCHBUTT with German silver fittings G++. TI. See Lot 838 for illustration.

A 2' four fold ivory and German silver architects rule by PRESTON with inside scaled edges, protractor hinge also engraved Robert Miller Trongate Glasgow lacks two pins otherwise F. See Lot 838 for illustration.

A 2' four fold ivory architects rule by SMALLWOOD with German silver fittings and inside scaled bevel edges and protractor hinge G+. See Lot 838 for illustration.

A 3" ivory scale rule and protractor by HOLTZAPFFEL in orig case lacks rule G++. TI

A 6" ivory mapping rule and protractor by ELLIOT Bros marked Major Gunter's Field Sketching Protractor Regd. No 29600 G++. TI

An 8" early 19c brass protractor with extended arms and decorated pointer G+. See Lot 1108 for illustration

A rare 4" French pewter protractor level marked "Niveau Rapporteur" small hole in back G+

A 12" two fold boxwood and brass gunners rule with unequal width arms, tables and formulae on all faces, protractor and stamped WD, Arrow and 2485, for Spherical Shells, Large shells with times G++. TI

An unusual mahogany and brass shoestick with mahogany arms and brass protractor on base purpose unknown G

A 6 1/2" brass and steel adjustable protractor by HOLTZAPFFEL G++. TII. See Lot 2121 for illustration

A PARKER STERLING SILVER FOUNTAIN PEN AND PENCIL, each engraved the stylised foliage decoration, together with a cased protractor.

A draftsman's folding compass/protractor by Stanley, a knife with retractable blade by Preston, a ruler by Harrison, a high powered magnifying glass and a military compass. (5)