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A vintage surveyors plumb level

A vintage Dumpy surveyors level in original box, by W.F. Stanley & Co, High Holborn, London

Cased GWR Surveyors/Engineers Level Set, in original tin case marked GWR, comprises a pair cast steel levels both stamped T 702 mounted with brass spirit levels each stamped T 621 and a pair of oak wedges, each level 29cm long, G

A surveyors level.

A SURVEYORS LEVEL, TRIPOD AND MEASURE TOGETHER WITH TWO RAPIERS

Vintage tools, to include wood markers, set square, surveyors tape, level, wooden folding rules, and 2 pocket balance 10 items

An early 20th century Stanley Dumpy surveyors level in a fitted case, together with a CTS Tavistock theodolite by Cooke, Troughton, & Simms Ltd. York, in a fitted case. 

A TOPCON AT-F6 AUTO SURVEYORS LEVEL WITH TOPCON WOODEN TRIPOD AND AN ALUMINIUM TRIPOD

A H BALL & BROS LONDON SURVEYORS LEVEL NO. 52581, in fitted wooden case, painted ostrich egg, set of cast metal scales with brass pans and weights, various pewter tankards and other itemsProvenance: deceased estate Denbighshire

Early 20th century lacquered brass Surveyors level by Troughton & Simms, London with integral spirit level on three screw base in original box and complete with tripod stand with receipts for work by J Halden & Co 1963

Late 19th century Surveyors level by Stanley, Gt Turnstile, Holborn, London, No.893 with lacquered oxidised brass finish in original box and with tripod stand

AN ANTIQUE SURVEYORS LEVEL LACHENAL SQUEEZE BOX

Hilger & Watts surveyors dumpy level in original carry case & with original tripod stand

AN EVERETT EDGCUMBE ALL-PURPOSE VOLT TESTER AND AN E. R. WATTS & SON LTD SURVEYORS LEVEL, NO.58818, with worn leather carry case containing three spanners and broken handle parts, the volt tester housed in a black case (2) (Condition Report: both items in worn condition)

Surveyors Dumpy level in fitted mahogany box

Boxed Philip Harris of Birmingham surveyors level

Hilger & Watts Surveyors Level in original case with 'A Pinder' decal to front, with tripod

Vintage Wooden Engineers / Surveyors Tripod & Watts London Dumpy Level with staff & cased

Surveyors level together with other workshop items

A surveyors level instrument by 'E R Watts & Son Ltd', in original fitted case

A Surveyors Level, English, c.1910, engraved 'TROUGHTON & SIMMS LTD, LONDON' with integral compass, on 3 screw leveling feet, telescope with rack and pinion focusing, in mahogany case with engraved label that reads SAMUEL BUTLER & CO LTD, ALBION WORKS, STANNINGLY LEEDS' case width 38cm Samuel Buttler was an iron and steel bridge manufacturing company based in Leeds

A WF Stanley & Co Ltd surveyors level, 113488, 30cm long together with Hall Bros of Croydon ebonised surveyors level, 29cm high.

A SURVEYORS LEVEL IN LEATHER EFFECT CASE along with a tripos and measure (3)

A HILGER WATTS SURVEYORS LEVEL WITH TRIPOD AND SURVEYORS STAFFS

Brass surveyors level, seed spreader, rail track, early tripod, small hand lathe & others

J.Halden & Co early surveyors level with box

Extensive collection of small car parts, mostly Jaguar and Suzuki specific incl. fuses, nuts, bolts, self tapping screws, bulbs, wheel nuts, harness and fuel line clips, rocker switches etc, all in storage boxes. Also a Cowley Automatic level and surveyors height stick. Qty, 4 boxes

A Banks type lacquered brass simple type pocket microscope, early 19th century, to a fitted mahogany case, 12cm long (incomplete), a 19th century brass fitted microscope, with single-sided swivel mirror and various lenses to a cylindrical Morocco red leather case, 15cm long (incomplete), a Victorian brass surveyors sight with integral spirit level upon a mahogany plinth, 24cm long, and a 19th century brass and ebonised hand held magnifying loupe, 12cm long (4)

Surveyors level by E.R. Watts & Son, London in leather case, brass drum sextant by Troughton & Sims, leather case marked for Capt. K. N. Monro R.E. small brass level by Elliot Bros. cased set of 12" boxwood scales, 6" boxwood scales, slide rule, and various sets of drawing instruments. to include an Elliot Bros. , cased planimeterCondition Report: The instruments are generally in good condition overall, bearing wear and surface scratches consistent with age and use, but generally in better than average condition. A few surface scratches in places, but there does not appear to be significant damage beyond this.

A Polished Level & Artillery Director, English, c.1918, engraved DIRECTOR No5 MKI, E R WATTS & CO 1916 No.1006' and engraved with the military arrow, finished in polished brass, in original mahogany case with instructions to inside of lid, with second eyepiece, case width 45cm Note: the Director was originally issued to the British military for the setting the elevation and angle of heavy artillery during World War I and a polished surveyors level (2)

Unusual Small American Surveyors Level American, c.1900, marked 'KEUFFEL & ESSER CO N.Y. 58314' the level with removable telescope whihc can be used as a simple theodolite, telescope with dust cap in original polished oak case, case width 31cm

Vintage Surveying Equipment, comprising of a pair of Dimess-Wedges in leather cases marked 'WILD HEERBRUGG SWITZERLAND, with instructions marked 'DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE' and a small surveyors level marked STANLEY, LONDON in a metal case (x3)

19th Century American Surveyors Level, American, signed W. L GURLEY, TROY N.Y. constructed of lacquered brass with 4 screw base, reversible telescope, with rack and pinion focus, lens hood and cap, long spirit level, 50m long

Antique - Victorian Surveyors Telescopic Leveling Staff - C1880s, only one level

An early 20th century circa 1920s Hilger & Watts Surveyors Level / Theodolite, Instrument No 12520, 40cm high, comes in own case

A Large Wild Heerbrugg T3 Geodetic Theodolite, Switzerland, c.1940, the instrument engraved 'WILD HEERBRUGG No. 8569' with the number duplicated on the base, the theodolite on 3 adjustable screw feet, telescope with 3 eyepieces marked x10, x24 and x40 and leather lens cap, with domed steel travel case, theodolite height 36cm The Wild Heerbrugg T3 geodetic theodolite is a precision surveying instrument that has been used by surveyors and engineers around the world for decades. The instrument was first introduced in the 1930s by the Swiss company Wild Heerbrugg, and it quickly became known for its accuracy, reliability, and durability. The T3 theodolite features a powerful telescope and a finely calibrated horizontal and vertical axis, which allow surveyors to measure angles and distances with extreme precision. The instrument is also equipped with a leveling bubble and adjustable foot screws, which ensure that it remains level and stable during use. One of the key features of the T3 theodolite is its modular design, which allows it to be easily disassembled and transported to remote locations. This makes it a popular choice for surveying and mapping projects in challenging environments such as mountainous regions and dense forests. Despite its age, the Wild Heerbrugg T3 geodetic theodolite continues to be used by surveyors and engineers around the world, and it remains a symbol of precision and quality in the field of surveying and mapping.

Dolland Sextant 4", 10cm radius, in original case with 'Adie Optician' label to lid; Watts Surveyors Level; a simple Theodolite, a navigation protractor and a galvanometer (5)Navigational Protractor by H Hughes & Son

Wooden box containing a Stanley post top surveyors level

An Early 20th Century Lacquered Brass Surveyors Level by Bleuler, 26cms Long

Extensive collection of small car parts, mostly Jaguar and Suzuki specific incl. fuses, nuts, bolts, self tapping screws, bulbs, wheel nuts, harness and fuel line clips, rocker switches etc, all in storage boxes. Also a Cowley Automatic level and surveyors height stick. Qty, 4 boxes

Brass surveyors style level - 14cm high & 21cm across

Early to mid 20th Century black anodised and gilt brass surveyors level

A surveyors Level in a leather case, an Allbrit Planimeter and a Stanley hand-drill, etc.,

An old brass kettle, copper bowls, a surveyors level and china.

Hilger & Watts Limited, Watts of London surveyors level or theodolite #70044 in mahogany case.

Surveyors \level by Hilger & Watts, English, c.1940, engraved 'E.R. WATTS & SON Ltd LONDON' the level with rack and pinion focus lens cap and quick level tripod mount, in a later wooden case

A wooden lift-top box containing an old surveyors optical scope and spirit level - a/f

Alex Mabon & Sons, Glasgow: brass surveyors' level or theodolite, the dial signed, 25.5cms wide, in mahogany carry case with makers label to interior, with tripod stand.

An early 20th Century black lacquered brass surveyors' level, in mahogany carry case, with repair label relating to Alex Mabon & Sons, Glasgow, with tripod stand.

Alex Mabon & Sons, Glasgow: surveyors' level or theodolite, the dial signed, on tripod support.

A VINTAGE 1900'S SURVEYORS LEVEL

A vintage Pocket surveyors level with built in sights, compass, charts. 12 inches.

A cased laser level and a 30m Rabone Chesterman surveyors tape

H. B. SURVEYORS LEVEL WITH TRIPOD,along with a slide rule

A PENTAX AL-M5c SURVEYORS LEVEL in case with tripod and staff

A large surveyors level and a vintage peat shovel and fork

BRONZED BRASS STANLEY PATENT SURVEYORS LEVEL.engraved Stanley No. 11194, the reverse engraved Griensu Florida 118, in fitted wooden case with folding tripod

A 19th century surveyors' level in wooden case, by Stanley, Great Turnstile, London 21128

A 19th century surveyors' level by G Hutchinson, in box

A 19TH CENTURY BRASS SURVEYORS LEVEL BY EDWARD MEIR, of 16 Bath Place, New Road, London, complete with wooden tripod, H 130 cm