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A 19th Century brass and mahogany one draw day or night telescope, by Benjamin Picke & Son, 166 Broadway, New York.

Mixed lot including miniature telescope, jewellery, pewter mug etc

Donovan (Gerard) Schopenhauer's Telescope (Scribner 2003). Fine. No. 5 of a Limited Edition of 50 signed copies, bound in quarter goatskin, with raised bands, hand-tooled spine, top edge gilt and marbled boards. A superb copy. (1)

Donovan (Gerard) Schopenhauer's Telescope (Scribner 2003) First US Edn., signed v.g.+ in cloth, d.w., book seller label, “Signed by the Author”, to front cover; Doctor Salt (Scribner 2003) First US Edn., v.g. in wrappers; Julius Winsome (NY, Overlook Press 2006) v.g.+ in cloth, d.w.; Schopenhauer's Telescope (Counterpoint, 2003) First thus., v.g. in cloth, d.w. is rubbed. (4)

An old telescope, binoculars, etc.

Leather bound brass telescope

TELESCOPE, in chromed metal on extendable tripod supports, 160cm H.

Antique style desk telescope

Tasco 302132 600mm telescope and pinball board with rocket decoration Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Prinz Astral 400 Telescope with stand

19th century brass two section telescope 94cm overall Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

19th century brass and mahogany bound three draw 'Day and Night' Telescope by Harris & Son London 67cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A good mixed lot to include a promotional Guinness matchbox holder / cigarette tray by Mintons, a cased microscope, a cased small telescope, a compass and other ornamental wares

A 2-in-1 Science Museum telescope and microscope, telescope converts from 20X to 100X, boxed

A good mixed lot to include a 10 x 50 Panorama Minocular with protective case, a MN 8 x 30 Minocular, a zoom telescope with tripod by Paul Plus, boxed, two pairs of opera glasses (qty)

A Vivitar 6x/120 refractor telescope with tripod

A Celestron Astromaster LT70 telescope and tripod

A Victorian lacquered brass and leather bound single draw telescope by W E & F Newton, 3 Fleet Street, London with additional Calt, Gieve & Co. compass signals, recognition sheet attached, 34 cm long closed (William, Edward and Frederick Newton are listed at 3 Fleet Street from 1852-1856)

A 19th Century ivory bound three draw brass-lined telescope, inscribed "G. Adams London" to barrel, housed in a red Morroco leather case, 4.4 cm closed, 8.6 cm extended x 4 cm diameter at the largest end CONDITION REPORTS The case is extremely scuffed and worn. The telescope end ring of ivory is cracked, the telescope makes a rattling sound when moved. Lenses appear clear. General wear and tear to include dirt, and light surface scratches.

A 19th Century solar telescope with spare optic, 60.5 cm long CONDITION REPORTS Metalwork with oxidisation, spotting, scratching and various marks throughout. Please see images. Three large cracks to the metalwork from the end, 10.5cm long, 3cm and 5cm, and another verso 4cm long. Optics appear to need attention. Overall requires sympathetic restoration throughout.

A THREE-DRAW POCKET TELESCOPE late 19th or early 20th century, unsigned, with sliding spray-guard and lens cap, 17.5cm long (unextended); together with a pair of C.P. Goerz of Berlin 'Trieder' x6 binoculars, cased; and a pair of Hartmann-Optik Wetzlar 8x30 binoculars, cased, (3).

19thC Lacquered Brass Three- Draw Telescope Marked 'F.M. Newton, Optician, Halifax, With Leather-Covered Grip And Shuttered Lens Cap, Length 33 Inches Extended. Together With a Cased Set Of Silvered Jockey Style Cased Binoculars

32" four drawer brass telescope

Small four drawer telescope

Whyte Thomson & Co, Hope Street, Glasgow telescope - measures 63cm when extended

4th Light Dragoons Historically Important Charge of the “Light Brigade” Attributed Telescope. This telescope was carried by Quartermaster John Hill, who image was immortalised by the photographer Roger Fenton in the Crimea and on that fateful day 25th October 1854 would have used his telescope to watch his fellow Officers and Men charge into the “Valley of Death” to face the onslaught of the Russian Guns. The three draw brass telescope with black leather hand section. The telescope with the maker’s details of “A Rofs London” and engraved “John Hill Quartermaster 4 L. Dragoons”. The telescope is contained in its original black leather carrying case with sling. Overall GC ... Accompanied by a ambrotype type photograph locket. This shows Hill half length wearing a Hussar pattern uniform with medal to his chest. He holds his Light Cavalry pattern sword to his left hand and to his right can be seen white feathers of his cocked hat (worn by Quartermaster of the Regiment). The photograph is mounted into a base metal oval locket ... Also a contemporary tailors example of the Turkish Crimea Medal, with contemporary naming “JOHN HILL 4TH LIGHT DRAGOONS”. The medal with original fragile miniature medal ribbon. Quartermaster John Hill is confirmed as being present with the 4th Light Dragoons on the 25th October 1854 at Balaclava, but did not charge with the Regiment, this probably due to his age and position in the Regiment. Previously to joining the 4th Light Dragoons he had served as Deputy Provost Marshal to the Bombay Column of the Army of the Indus, during the whole period it was in the field. He was present at the storming and capture of Ghuznee. This is the medal he is wearing in the photograph which is distinctive by its thick rim. He was appointed Quartermaster of the 4th Light Dragoons on the 22nd June 1849 and was posted with the Regiment to the Crimea. His image was immortalised in the Crimea following the winter season, by the pioneering campaign photographer Roger Fenton. He is confirmed as being present at Balaclava, remaining in the Regimental lines he could only view the dramatic scene through his telescope as many of his friends and fellow Officer’s advanced through the cannon smoke towards the Russian guns. Eighteen Officers and men of the 4th were Killed with a further 24 wounded and 16 captured some of these also wounded. Quartermaster Hill was also present at Inkerman and the Siege of Sebastopol, gaining the medal with three clasps. After the Regiment returned to the UK he remained with the 4th until 1859 when he retired to the Half Pay List. The photograph of Quartermaster Hill shows him wearing the uniform of a Quartermaster as per the Army Dress Regulations of 1846, the dress of the British Army was reviewed in 1855 and then again in 1856.

Georgian Napoleonic War 11th Light Dragoons Attributed Officer’s Telescope by Shuttleworth of London. A fine quality and rare example of a three draw brass and mahogany telescope. The telescope is signed “Shuttleworth London” and to the brass band edging the mahogany section is engraved the name “Capt Mills 11th Light Dragoons”. Minor age wear. GC Sold as a Historical Collectors item only.#11;#11; Attributed to Captain John Mills, who joined the Regiment as a Lieutenant on the 8th July 1793, he is shown in the Army List as a Captain in August 1799 and is sill serving with the Regiment 1806. #11;The telescope maker is believed to be Henry Shuttleworth who operated from 23 Ludgate Street London as a scientific instrument maker 1780 to 1800.

A 19th century mahogany and brass two-drawer telescope, rack-and-pinion adjusting focus, extending to 113cm long

An early 20th century brass and leather three-draw telescope, by Ross, London, aperture cover to eyepiece, sliding shade, signed and numbered 28229, extending to 83.5cm long

An early 20th century three-draw telescope, leather carrying case, 87.5cm long extended

A 19th century brass and mahogany three-draw telescope, by L & A Balerna, Halifax, shuttered aperture to eyepiece and objective, extending to 86cm long, leather and card outer case

An early 20th century four-draw telescope, by Dolland, London, leather carrying case, 105.5cm long extended

A 19th century Scottish leather bound and lacquered brass single-drawer telescope, by Whyte, Thomson & Co, Glasgow, extending to 84cm long

A 19th century brass astronomical telescope, by T. Cooke & Sons, York and London, engraved, star-finder, extending to 133cm long; wooden tripod 159cm high overall

An early 20th century three-draw telescope, 73cm long extended; another, C. West, London, 37cm long (2)

Mixed group of military issue instruments to include a cased Astro Compass Mk 11, Air Ministry issue boxed signaling lamp type B, Collinator Small GP. O.S.875A, two T G Co Ltd Second World War marching compasses, one in a leather case and strap, a telescope sighting with level, two Bosun whistles and other items

A First World War American Remington model bayonet dated 1917, in a leather scabbard, a telescope sighting No.220 Mk 1, another telescope sighting No.32 MK 3, a Russian compass, two bayonet sheaths, gun cleaning rods and other items

Scientific instruments - A late 19th/20th century three drawer brass telescope, wooden outer case,unnamed , open length 76cm; a students minolular microscope (2)

A 19th century brass four-draw telescope, by J B Dancer of Manchester, leather case ensuite

A 19th century 4-draw brass telescope by Carpenter and Westley; and another

A 19th century brass naval telescope, Day or Night by Wm. White, Hull; another 2 draw telescope

A 3-draw brass telescope; 3 similar smaller telescopes

A 19th century 5-draw brass telescope by Braham, Bristol

A Tasco reflecting telescope with 3 eye pieces, equatorial mount and tripod

A 19th century mahogany and brass 3 draw telescope

A ryme Trade Mark brass naval telescope; and another

A 19th century telescope (a.f.); a modern telescope; 2 lenses; other accessories

8" astronomical telescope (as found)

Compass, telescope etc

A brass and leather bound two drawer telescope.

R & J BECK LTD. LONDON 1918 NO. 627 TEL. F.A. (MK. IV) AND GEN. STAFF TELESCOPE ON TRIPOD STAND

A painted porcelain figure of a Napoleonic naval officer, in full dress with bicorne hat, sword and telescope, 11” overall. VGC A continental porcelain figure incorporating the artist’s name “R. Merli”; on ornamental gilt base which incorporates the initial “N”, and marked underneath with the crowned “N” in oval. Plate 2

2 painted porcelain figures, Napoleon and Josephine, he in full dress uniform with bicorne hat, sword and telescope, she in long dress with ornate coiffure, 10½” overall. VGC A continental porcelain figure incorporating the artist’s name “R. Merli”; on ornamental gilt base which incorporates the initial “N”, and marked underneath with the crowned “N” in oval. Plate 2

Brass telescope

Brass and mahogany five draw telescope, c. 1900, in its original kid bag, unnamed. Extended c. 70cm

A late 19th century brass and leather single draw telescope Extended 80cm

COLLECTABLES - A modern Tasco telescope on tripod.

COLLECTABLES - A vintage reproduction brass telescope mounted on a small extending tripod. Telescope measures 62cm long.

A 19th Century brass and leather bound three drawer telescope engraved Stanley, Great Turstile London, length 77cm together with a folio copy of The Graphic History of the South African War London 1909. (2)

A First World War leather cased field telescope by Broadhurst Clarkson & Co Ltd E.C 3059 No 44, single extension together with wooden tripod, length 115cm extended.