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A brass telescope, with a stand, a brass candelabrum, and three swords

Leather Cased Brass Telescope by B.C. & Co. Limited

A World War II gun sighting telescope, Patt G376, with wooden box

A brass and copper miniature reproduction pocket telescope and a brass magnifying lens, boxed

A good telescope on adjustable tripod.

A brass telescope on tripod.

A large brass telescope on teak tripod

A boxed Celestron telescope

A four draw brass telescope.

Rolling Stones book (a/f), 1967 Police Drivers' manual, boxed Prinz Astral telescope, QEII flag & golf hip flask (has dent)

A 20th Century telescope by I R Poyser of Rochester set in a fitted hardwood case

A 19th century four draw silvered metal mahogany cased telescope, 67cms long extended.

A WWI military issue R&J Beck Mk IV two-draw leather cased telescope, 65cms long extended (a/f).

A BC & Co. Ltd three-draw leather cased military telescope made for Parker-Hale, 76cms long extended.

A leather and lacquered brass three drawer telescope, 81cm extended.

Carl Zeiss case binoculars, quantity of brassware, boxed camera, ebonised desk stand, miniature marine telescope, dog statue on stand, etc all used unchecked

Tasco Telescope No. 302003, D=76 mm, F=700 mm. With tripod.

A set of George III mahogany rectangular cased brass pocket sovereign scales, applied paper label to interior detailed 'A. Wilkinson Ormskirk... near Liverpool', length 15cm, together with a brass three draw pocket telescope, unextended length 8.1cm, with card cylindrical case, and a brass linen thread counter, signed 'J. Casartelli & Son Ltd RD 14755 Manchester & Liverpool, with magnifier, length 7.8cm, cased.

A Zennox telescope with instructions, carry case and tripod Location: If there is no condition report shown, please request

A SMALL TELESCOPE ON A STAND.

A Russian two drawer 20x50 telescope, in case.

A pocket telescope and further smaller example

A Kelvin Hughes Single Drawer Brass Mounted Telescope, 62cms Long When Closed

LARGE BRASS TELESCOPE

A 20th Century telescope by I R Poyser of Rochester set in a fitted hardwood case

A Telmu telescope on tripod stand

A reproduction brass telescope (26)

AN ASTRO ASTRONOMICAL REFLECTOR TELESCOPE, D= 90mm x F=840mm, made on Japan, with wooden adjustable tripod stand (1) (Condition Report: case is scratched, scratched paint on stand)

A leather cased four daw telescope by Dollond, London.

Selection of metalware to include Crucifix, telescope, fire extinguisher, pen and holders, Copper miniature divers helmet clock, condiments etc

Brass Telescope

Tasco 302058 Telescope with Tripod

A four drawer telescope, apparently no makers mark.

A collection of Binoculars & JVC hybrid 34 zoom recorder video camera; Starscope telescope, Mark Scheffel 20x50 & Zenith 10x50 Binoculars & together with other Binoculars

Celestron telescope on stand with accessories

Negretti & Zambra, Opticians to His Majesty, London - A large brass and leather mounted telescope set in a hardwood case

A 19th Century expanding brass telescope, manufactured by R Field & Sons, New Street, Birmingham

A 19th Century telescope with wooden case and brass fixtures

A vintage three drawer brass telescope by Enbeeco of London

[Dorset, Catherine Ann]. The Peacock "at Home:" a sequel to the Butterfly's Ball. Written by a Lady, and illustrated with elegant engravings, London: printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery at the original Juvenile Library, 1808, six engraved plates, after William Mulready, 16 pp of text, some light toning and offsetting from plates to text, bookplate of Marjorie Moon to front pastedown, original cream printed wrappers, stitched as issued, rubbed and some soiling, 16mo, together with The Newtonian System of Philosophy, explained by familiar objects, in an entertaining manner, for the use of young persons. By Tom Telescope, A. M. Illustrated with copperplates and Cuts. A new improved edition, with many alterations and additions to explain the late new philosophical discoveries, & c. & c., London: printed for Ogilvy and Son; Longman Hurst, Rees, & Orme; J. Walker; Lackington, Allen, and Co. and Darton and Harvey, 1806, vii, [1], 136 pp., 4 engraved plates, wood-engraved illustrations to text (including several full-page to appendix at rear of scientific instruments), a few marks, contemporary green morocco-backed marbled boards, rubbed and some wear to edges, with a little loss to head and foot of spine, with later pale pink protective paper wrapper, 12moQTY: (2)NOTE:Provenance (for Peacock at Home): Marjorie Moon.Exhibited: Childhood Re-Collected. Early Children's Books from the library of Majorie Moon, Christchurch, Oxford, 1994.

A Quantity of Assorted 19th Century and Later Collectables Including: Jewellery Comprising: Agate brooch, various sweetheart brooches, gold plated cufflinks, a faux tortoiseshell mounted dressing table set, small hip flask, a cased three drawer telescope, two marching compasses, snuff box, various commemorative crowns and an envelope of mixed stamps etc

WWI Briitish Verners Prismatic Marching Compass and Leather Case, marks to compass include broad arrow and year '1917' (cracks to glass cover), leather case impressed with manufacturer 'T. French and Son London' and year '1917'. Also prismatic binoculars by 'Carl Zeiss Jena', single draw telescope with leather covering (some tearing to leather) and canvas belt.Not possible to identify model type of binoculars, however, more photos added to assist buyers own assessment

WWII Binoculars and Case, (top detached) with rotating filters, marked with broad arrows and manufactured by Barr & Stroud, pair of compact binoculars and three draw telescope.Both focus and filters appear to function correctly

WWII Cased 7 x 50 Prismatic Binoculars, marked broad arrow, 'REL/Canada', year '1944', cased prismatic binoculars marked broad arrows and year '1945', one other pair cased binoculars and three draw telescope (detached inner tube).

BRASS SINGLE DRAW TELESCOPE, KELVIN, WHITE & HUTTON, EARLY 20TH CENTURY inscribed maker's name92cm fully extended

BRASS FIVE-DRAW TELESCOPE, DOLLOND OF LONDON, EARLY - MID 20TH CENTURY stamped makers name, clad in leather31cm unextended

An antique brass telescope on brass tripod base

A selection of toys etc to include a classic train and a telescope

Cannon EOS 600D DLSR camera, with 18-55mm zoom lens, a 70-300mm zoom lens, 17-85mm zoom lens, together with a Mintax 35mm camera, Pentax 28mm lens, Zennox 20-60x60 spotting scope telescope, together with various photographic accessories and flight aases

A Tasco 76 mm astronomical reflector telescope on an altazimuth mount and tripod with interchangeable lenses and accessories

A Bushnell Spacemaster 60 mm telescope, Model 78-1800, with Viking telescopic tripod

An early 20th Century three-draw brass spotting telescope by J H Steward Ltd of London, being "The 22/100 Spotter", having 48 mm objective with shade, and leather covered body tube with lens protectors, 75 cm extended, (optics complete, draws smooth)

A late 19th / early 20th Century Master of the Watch type single-draw German silver telescope by Ross of London, having a 1 3/4 inch objective with sliding shade, numbered 62398 and bearing engraved property mark "P. S. N. Co", 62 cm - 86 cm, (optics complete, draw smooth)

A telescope in wooden box

A Second World War 2" Single Draw Military Telescope by W.Ottway & Co. Ltd., London, dated 1944 and stamped No.1049 NP44, the leather sleeve marked with a broad arrow and 1049, 89cm extended, in a black cloth bound hard cardboard tube.

An industrial style tripod spot lamp, measuring 108cm H and a boxed Tasco telescope

Boxes and Objects - a 20th century model, of a suit of armour, mounted on rectangular base, inscribed Armadura Siglo XVI, 53cm high; a brass car horn; a late 19th/early 20th century gentleman's atomiser; a wall barometer; advertising tins; brass three draw telescope; 19th century pewter measures; carnival glass, etc, qty

Antique gilt brass 3 draw telescope, late 19th century, no makers mark. Length open 82cm.

White fine silver pocket watch and fob chain in case, a Waltham silver plated pocket watch and a single draw mahogany cased telescope.

A box containing sundry items to include Victorian transfer decorated tiles, a Victorian needlework covered footstool, a pair of lights, a Baker leather covered three draw telescope together with an oak cutlery canteen and a mahogany jewellery box together with a small collection of silver plate to include Art Deco style lidded tureen, a pair of bottle coasters etc,a collection of prints and decorative pictures to include after CROCKSHANK "Incoveniences of a Croweded Drawing Room", various maple framed etc, a modern pine Canterbury and a small white painted wall mounted bookcase CONDITION REPORTS Telescope only - would not define as working, the parts seem to be ok, but when all together you can see light through it and some things at a certain distance but it looks very bubbled, almost like you are looking through bubble wrap. There are a couple dents to the drawers as well as scratches. The lenses need a good clean. The leather is scratched and worn. See images for more details.