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Lot 270
AN EARLY 19TH-CENTURY SET OF DIAMOND SCALES BY YOUNG & SON, LONDON, in steel and brass and contained within a fitted wooden case with separate weight section with full set impressed for ½; 1; 2; 3; 4; 8; 16, maker’s label and table inside lid -- 5in. (12.5cm.) diameter; together with an 18th-Century set of Dutch pocket scales, unsigned, contained in oval metal case, (2), Provenance: Phillips, 16 November 1976
Lot 313
A PAIR OF PROPORTIONAL DIVIDERS BY W & S JONES, HOLBORN, LONDON, CIRCA 1800, signed as per title with shaped steel points, the limbs engraved with scales for planes, solids, circles and lines -- 6¼in. (15.7cm.) long; together with a pair of iron dividers stamped ‘Brooke Sheffield’, (2), Provenance: Sotheby’s, 15th October 1973.
Lot 317
A SCISSOR-TYPE COMBINATION PARALLEL RULE AND PROTRACTOR BY JAMES SEARCH, LONDON, CIRCA 1780, signed J. Search London on the lower edge, the obverse engraved as a protractor, the reverse with four linear scales, the lower with two diagonal scales, oak leaf decoration -- 6in. (15.2cm.) wide, James Search worked between 1771-1881 and specialised in drawing instruments, circumferentors and telescopes. Provenance: Sotheby’s Sheid Collection, 5th October 1979.
Lot 322
AN EARLY 19TH-CENTURY FRENCH ENGRAVED BRASS POCKET RULE, the obverse inscribed to top TABLE POUR MESURER TOUTTE SORIE DES PAYS with list of principal European cities and towns with distances; the reverse with a set of linear scales divided ‘0-400’ entitled POULS DU RHIN, ?maker’s mark ‘4’ under shaped edge pierced for suspension loop -- 5¾in. (14.5cm.) high
Lot 323
AN EARLY 19TH-CENTURY BRASS RULE, unsigned, the obverse engraved with a set of scales inscribed Linia Planorum; Poligeni in Circulo; Poligani Aequalia; Corpora in Scriptibilia; Corpora Aequalia; Subtenfe; Solide; Metalle; the reverse inscribed with a 60º arc and a linear scale -- 5¾in. (14.5cm.) long
Lot 330
A SURVEYOR’S CROSS BY CHEVALLIER, PARIS, CIRCA 1840, the 2¼in. silvered compass dial signed L’Ingr. Chevallier, OPTICIEN DU ROI, Place du Pont Neuf 15, Paris, jewel-pivoted half blued-steel needle with retainer, lacquered brass drum with silvered Vernier scales, slotted hairline sights and rack-and-pinion adjustment, thread mounted to staff head attachment and contained within original fitted box with drop handle -- 6in. (15cm.) diameter, Jean Gabriel Augustin Chevallier (1778-1848) worked at this address from 1820. Provenance: Phillips, 13th September 1977.
Lot 303
PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRASS POSTAL SCALES on light oak oblong base and a set of four flan shaped weights upto 8ozs two SMALL TRAVELLING BEAM BALANCES in brass and steel each in oak box and a COMPOSITE SET OF DRAWING INSTRUMENTS in rosewood box with interior fitted tray PROTRACTORS SET SQUARE AND PARALLEL RULE BENEATH
Lot 79
A pair of Victorian mahogany and brass mounted S. Mordon & Co postal scales The cast lever balance scales inscribed with rates of postage to the flat tier, together with a graduated set of postal weights ranging from ¼oz to 8oz, brass weights stamped with Victorian crest and City of Manchester, mounted on a scalloped mahogany base and compressed bun feet, 12cm high, 25cm wide.
Lot 584
A SET OF SALTERS 'INFANT' WEIGHTING SCALES, marked to the dial 'Salters Infant Weighing Machine' , white painted cast base, with attached wicker seat, along with a set of kitchen scales and various iron and brass weights Buyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping
Lot 1319A
CZECH VZ 58 AK47, This example has the more common composition grip. The grip material is beech particleboard bonded with phenol formaldehyde resin. The grip was made in two halves, which were then bonded together with epoxy resin. This example still has the short tang and is without the lower crossguard extension found on later examples. The grip scales are secured by two rivets. This scabbard is dated 1967 and is made of smooth leather.
Lot 1331
USA M1917, STAMPED 1913, The M1917 bayonet was identical to the British Pattern 1913 bayonet, except for the U.S. markings. The vertical grooves in the grip scales differentiated this bayonet from the British Pattern 1907 bayonet, to avoid confusion in British service. This example was made in 1917 by the Remington Arms Co., Ilion, New York, USA.
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