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A pair of brass and leather binoculars, unmarked, another pair stamped FCM Watkins Rasc, made by Leitz (AF), and a four drawer telescope stamped Winter, Newcastle on Tyne, with leather case.

A brass telescope, late 19th/early 20th century, mounted on a tapering brass column with hinged tripod legs, the telescope 107.5cm long, the stand 41cm high

A 4 drawer brass marine telescope, marked "Dolland, London" in a dark wood box. Box approx. 17cm long.

A fine George III longcase 8 day movement with anchor escapement and brass arched dial by John Baddely / Baddeley of Albrighton, who built the clock for the church in Tong, Shropshire. Face with silvered chapter ring, date wheel and separate seconds dial and striking on a bell. Movement screwed to possibly original saddle board. Dimensions of face approx 308mm wide, 440mm to top of arch. Baddely also specialised in making barometers and optics, and was noted for inventing a new type of refraction telescope. He died in 1804. £100-150

A vintage KB Bakelite radio, two pairs of binoculars, a telescope and a silver vanity set

LARGE COPPER TUBE WITH BRASS MOUNTS, POSSIBLY A SHIP'S TELESCOPE

An engraved telescope (65)

Three boxes of miscellaneous. Includes oriental teawares, telescope, dvds etc.

A 'Helios' telescope with tripod. To include a box of lenses and eye pieces etc. L: 71cm. Condition good. D=60mm F=700mm.

A Royal Navy leather bound telescope, F. G. Bramble, RN, full length 58.5cm

*WW2 US ANTI AIRCRAFT ELBOW TELESCOPE M 75C [LQD188](LPGBA000000257894445)

Brass Marine three drawer telescope marked Dolland, L: 37 cm. P&P Group 3 (£25+VAT for the first lot and £5+VAT for subsequent lots)

A Victorian brass leather bound single draw telescope by Whyte Thomson & Co. of Glasgow, circa 1880

WW2 American Fairchild F-71 binocular magnifying telescope, in green painted wooden carrying box with instruction leaflet L48cm; WW2 Air Ministry Astro Compass Mk.II Ref. 6A/1174(0); Zenith Projection & Camera Lucida Attachment RA-6, boxed with instructions and 1977 purchase invoice; two cased sets of drawing instruments; and a boxed Faber slide rule (6)Click here to view further images, condition reports, sale times & delivery costs for this lot.

Henry Hughes & Son 'Husun' black finished brass sextant marked H (broad arrow) O No.287 W29cm; and a 19th century Harris & Son London brass three-draw telescope with leather covered tube L72cm extended (2)Click here to view further images, condition reports, sale times & delivery costs for this lot.

Victorian brass two-draw pocket telescope with leather cover L26cm extended; and modern leather covered lacquered brass three-draw telescope with sliding lens cover L66cm extended (2)Click here to view further images, condition reports, sale times & delivery costs for this lot.

A TASCO BRANDED CELESTIAL TELESCOPE on tripod stand

A Leica Televid 77 telescope, 42cm long, with canvas case, on a tripod stand, together with a pair of Nikon Sportstar binoculars, cased and a pair of Leica 8 x 42BN binoculars (3)Condition report: These are all in used condition, but appear to work as they should. Lenses have no visible damage but are very dirty, with a circular line on the inside.

A four drawer telescope, magnifying glass and compass in hardwood domed box

A boxed Bresser Skylux 70/700 Telescope

VICTORIAN THREE DRAW BRASS TELESCOPE, along with two pairs of opera glasses, lighters, pocket knives and other objects

Astronomie - - Christmann, Jacob. Observationum solarium libri tres. In quibus explicatur verus motus Solis in Zodiaco: & universa doctrina Triangulorum, ad rationes apparentium coelestium accomodatur. Mit 1 gefalteten Tabelle und einigen Tabellen und Diagrammen im Text. Basel, Lazarus Zetzner, 1601. 4 Bl., 227 S. 23 x 17 cm. Neuer Halbpergamentband mit rotem goldgeprägten Rückenschild. Seltene erste Ausgabe von Christmanns Werk über sphärische Geometrie in Bezug auf die Beobachtung der Sonne, über Jahre durchgeführt mit einem selbst entwickelten Sextanten. - DSB IV, 221f. - Houzeau/L. 2883 - Poggendorff I, 443 - Zinner 3884. - Jacob Christmann (1554-1613) war "Professor der Logik in Heidelberg ... Er schrieb Arbeiten über die Bewegung von Sonne und Mond und hat als erster das Fernrohr in Verbindung mit Meßgeräten verwendet" (Zinner, Astronomische Instrumente 280). - "On the death of Valentin Otho, Christmann inherited the entire library of G. J. Rheticus, which had been in Otho's keeping. This collection contained trigonometric tables more extensive than those that Rheticus had published in the Opus Palatinum of 1596 ... as well as the original manuscript of Copernicus' 'De revolutionibus orbium coelestium'. The inclusion of instruments in the bequest stimulated Christmann to begin making astronomical observations. In 1604 he proposed to Kepler that they should exchange the results of their researches. Christman was the first to use the telescope in conjunction with such instruments as the sextant or Jacob's staff." (DSB). - Teils etwas gebräunt. Gutes Exemplar.

A 19th century single draw maritime telescope by J P Cutts, fouled anchor mark and engraved "Try Mf", 40mm diameter objective lens, sailor's oilskin wrapped case, dust cover, 54cms closed, 94cms extended. Condition Report: later barrel cover, slide to dust cover inoperative, some dings including to edges of barrel- optics working- but dirty- action is stiff. Condition Report Disclaimer

19th Century brass mounted telescope on tripod base, 115cm high Condition: Numerous dents, nicks, together with some losses to brass elements, tripod frame with staining and discolouration commensurate with age and use. **Due to current lockdown conditions this is an online-only sale and bidders are only able to view lots by appointment. Please therefore read the following: As this is a sale of second-hand and antique items, bidders should expect items to exhibit general wear and tear commensurate with age and use unless otherwise stated. Please carefully examine the images as they form part of the overall condition. Clevedon Salerooms are happy to provide further detailed information on request, if received by email or telephone at least 24 hours prior to the sale. The mention of a specific flaw or fault does not automatically mean that no other faults exist. Reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are a general assessment, not a forensic survey. Further category-specific condition information can be found in our Standard Terms and Conditions. The placing of a bid by you is taken by us as an indication that you have read, understood and agreed to these terms.

A boxed telescope

Mixed Lot of Oddments & Collectibles, to include carved Indian trinket box,shoe horn, telescope, wooden boxes, vet thermometers,spool, copper teapot, etc.

5 Draw Antique Telescope, Engraved Makers Name to the Casing - Dollond London. Overall Extended Length 34 Inches.

A British military issue lining-up telescope, gun, MK.I. No.654, within original pine case, length 81cm.

Early 20th Century brass leather covered four drawer telescope by Clarkson, London and with inscribed dedication 'Presented to H. Bell by the Bushey Rifle Club Sept 17th 1913', length extended 81cm.

A reproduction wood and brass walking stick with swivel top telescope/compass handle. Approx. 95.5cm long in folded position.

A 4 drawer brass marine telescope, marked "Dolland, London" in a dark wood box. Box approx. 17cm long.

A Casio electronic keyboard model CTK-571, on original box together with a microscope/telescope set and a microscope in wooden boxLocation: LWF

A GERMAN STYLE TELESCOPE LENGTH 16"

A BRASS AND LEATHER MARITIME TELESCOPE H:37CM

A TELESCOPE 262 POWER WITH TRIPOD, INTERCHANGEABLE EYEPIECES ETC IN CARRYING CASE

* Italy. Dé Medici (Cosimo, 1590-1621), Grand Duke Of Tuscany. Bronze Medal. By Giovanni Zanobio Weber, 1737-1806. Obv: Armoured bust left, signed I.V. below. Rev: Globe and stand beside telescope, SVA SYDERA NOVIT. 46-47mm, 49.4g, Bianca Cappello, second wife of Francesco I de' Medici, 1548-87, Bronze Medal, by Giovanni Zanobio Weber, 1737-1806. Obv: Bust right. Rev: Stork amidst flowers, CANDORE ET VATICINO. 46-47mm, 43.3g, both with wear to patina at the high points, the first with pitting below bust and a few patches on rev, both with similar reddish-brown patinaQty: (2)Provenance: Patricia Milne-Henderson (1935-2018), art historian.

An English 1.5" brass refracting telescope with shagreen barrel, early 19th c Lacks lenses, tube only, shagreen in good condition save for ink stain

Brass and leather telescope on wooden tripod, H: 35 cm. P&P Group 3 (£25+VAT for the first lot and £5+VAT for subsequent lots)

National Geographic telescope on an extending tripod base. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133Condition Report: Dint in scope and missing top lens.

Bresser Skylux NG telescope with tripod and attachments. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

Late 19th Century Telescope and Various Itemsbrass and wood body.  Two extensions.  The top one marked "Dolland. Day Or Night".  End lens absent.  Together with 2 x civilian compasses ... Leather opener made from a copper driving band.  Grip absent.  ... No 4 MKII spike bayonet in scabbard ... WW1 Kings Liverpool Reg photo in desk frame ... Photograph of Charles Beresford.  10 items.

A brass and leather mounted three draw telescope

A BRASS TELESCOPE WITH LEATHER COVER a light meter, a set of 1970 coins, cigarette packets and sundries

A large brass telescope, marked Nauticalia 98103, measures approximately 102cm long

Four telescopes, a three-draw telescope by Hughes, London, with a mahogany sleeve, 56cm long max, 18.5cm long min, a two-draw telescope with a leather sleeve, 58cm long max, 24cm long min, a three-draw telescope with a leather sleeve, 75cm long max, 23cm long min and a single-draw telescrope with a painted sleeve, engraved: 'S.S. Mrylledene 1910', 'S.S. Ivydene 1911', 'S.S. Chantala 1915' and 'RMS Moncara 1916', 60cm long max, 45cm long minProvenance: From the collection of the late Tony Saunders of BedfordCondition report: 1. Some wear as expected.2. Expected wear.3. Main lens loose, 2nd draw pulls out, wear generally.4. Sleeve later painted.

A BSA .22 air rifle, with an ASI De Luxe 4x32 telescope sight and 'sheepskin' line canvas caseCondition report: Appears to be in working order.Fore sight missing.Used.

A Ministry of Defence issue lacquered brass 3 inch refracting telescope by Broadhurst, Clarkson & Co Ltd, London, No. 3038: the 38 inch main tube with black crackle finish, rack and pinion focus, signed and numbered to sighting tube as per title and stamped 'NP44' and 'NP46', with brown leather covers and sling, on a black lacquered mount stamped en suite, together with a mahogany and brass tripod and a homemade modified desk tripod.

Telescope on stand.

IOPTRON ZENNOX 900 X 70 ASTRONOMICAL REFRACTING TELESCOPE ON ADJUSTABLE TRIPOD WITH INSTRUCTIONS

A modern reproduction telescope on tripod stand.

TAN LEATHER EXTENDABLE TELESCOPE

BRASS TELESCOPE IN WOODEN BOX

Falcon 22 Newbold & Boulford Ltd London Three Drawer Brass Telescope

AN ENBEECO 'RANGER' X 30 TELESCOPE with leather outer case and pull off leather lens caps on a strap, possibly two drawer but only one extending, length open 43cm, length closed 26cm

A BRITANNIC B.C & CO BRASS AND LEATHER THREE DRAWER 15 X TELESCOPE, with one lens cap, closed length 16cm, open length 46cm, together with a pair of leather cased field glasses, 5 x 2½, casings around both larger lenses are loose (2)

A British Prismatic Monocular Gunsighting Telescope PATT G 354, by W. Ottway London No 1688, in fitted wooden case CONDITION REPORT WW2 period Length of box 57cm, height 17cm, depth 25cm Approx 12kg

A WW2 Canadian Kodak Company Limited 7 x 50 Gunsighting Telescope, pattern G376, serial No CAN3547 in fitted wooden box, with accessories. CONDITION REPORT Length of box 45cm, height 19cm, depth 22cm Total weight approx 10kg

A pair of Avocet binoculars and a Mirador telescope also cased tripod

A Ross WWI telescope. 63 cm long unextended.

An antique copper powder flask and a brass telescope. The former 20 cm high.