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A small quantity of brassware, a vintage telescope and a boxed Optical Fantasies Kaleidoscope. [W] ALL ITEMS MUST BE PAID FOR AND COLLECTED/SHIPPED BY CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON WED 12TH MARCH

Solux 15x30x45 telescope and tripod

Brass telescope with leather cover, a/f

Collection of Military Hats and a Telescope to include Naval and Russian

An astronomical telescope and tripod stand, boxed.

A antique single drawer Officer of the Watch nautical telescope made by H Hughes and Son Ltd London, with broad arrow mark to end cap reads D114, model number 403/No7752, serial number D111

A brass and mahogany four drawer telescope, inscribed 'Elliott, 266 Holborn, London', 70cm extended, in leather case.

Royal Doulton porcelain figurine titled The Captain (HN2260), modeled by Charles Noke and issued between 1965-1982. This detailed figurine portrays a distinguished naval captain dressed in a formal uniform with gold epaulets, a bicorn hat, and a telescope in hand. He leans on a nautical map spread over a desk, with books and scrolls at his feet. The base bears the Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist: Mary NicollIssued: 1965 - 1982Dimensions: 9.5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A late 19th/early 20th century W. Watson & Sons Ltd gilt lacquered brass military issue telescope, signed 'W. Watson & Sons Ltd, 313 High Holborn London' above '78' and MoD arrow, with rack and pinion focusing, unextended length 101cm, with brass mounted stained wood tripod.

W WATSON & SONS LTD, LONDON; a brass microscope, inscribed 'Service' and numbered 98927, and a WWII Scout Regiment three draw telescope, inscribed 'TELE.SCT.REGT.MKIIS, H.B.M.CO.OS.126GA, REGD NO. 5120' (2).

A collection of binoculars comprising Frank Nipole 12x65, University coated optics 7x50 cased binoculars, Imperial Prism binoculars 10x30, Pentax 19x50 field, Primax and a Russian 8x30 telescope (6).

SELECTION OF VINTAGE COLLECTABLES including a Chesterman leather bound and brass mounted tape measure; a small Tonbridge Ware box; a slide rule in fitted case, a carved wooden trinket box; a small cased Zonex telescope, a Swiza carriage clock and and a pressed flower picture, etc.

An unnamed brass three-draw telescope, (grip missing), 86cm extended, 29cm closed, an R & J Beck Mk IX periscope 1918, 58.5cm, a leather-covered cosh and a Bell & Howard Co. "Filmo Oil" can, 8.5cm, (4).

MINICHAMPS VALENTINO ROSSI COLLECTION YAMAHA YZR-M1 MODEL, ALONG WITH FURTHER TOYS the first a limited edition of 3,999. along with an Oxford Battle of Britain Collection, an Oxford Supermarine Walrus MKI, a Minichamps Horch 855 and a Tasco telescope, all in original boxesthe first 1:12 scaleQty: 5

Adams, George Gammon (British, 1821-1898); b. Staines, and Baily, Edward Hodges (British, 1788-1867); b. Bristol ENGLAND, Thomas Lawrence, 1860, a copper medal by G.G. Adams after E.H. Baily for the Art Union of London, bust left, rev. standing figure of the Duke of Wellington in cape and military uniform, holding a telescope, 56mm, 92.86g (Beaulah 12; Eimer 185; BHM 2676; E 1539; cf. Noonans 271, 981). Extremely fine, attractive patina £100-£150 --- Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769-1830), portrait painter, fourth president of the Royal Academy, 1820-30, painted the Duke of Wellington (1769-1852) eight times in a 15-year period. The reverse of the medal is taken from the picture painted by Lawrence in 1825 for Sir Robert Peel (1788-1850), acquired by Wellington College, Crowthorne, Berkshire, in 1909 at the sale of Peel’s effects. His fellow Bristol-born artist and Academician, Edward Hodges Baily, is not known to have sculpted a portrait of Lawrence during the latter’s lifetime, but a marble bust of him executed in 1830 is held by the National Portrait Gallery

HENRY BLUNT (1806-1853) A collection of watercolours and drawings depicting views in North Wales, the North of England, and Scotland, many in wash with pencil, the majority dateable to circa 1830-1845, mostly landscapes, subjects include Dumfries ,Barmouth Sands, Rhos y Gwaliau ; Loch Lomond; Glencoe;; Llandudno; Kelso, Harlech Castle; Goat Fell from Brodrick Bay, Isle of Arran, many inscribed, eighteen signed, varying sizes, 15 x 21 in and smaller, all unframed, all contained in a blue folio box. (approx 50)Henry Blunt moved to Shrewsbury from London in 1809 He spent the rest of his life based in the town where he worked as a chemist.He was also a keen astronomer and watercolour artist. In 1849 he constructed a model of the moon's surface based on observations made with a reflecting telescope from his home in Shrewsbury. The model was later exhibited at the Great Exhibition of 1851. His work is represented in the Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery, the British Museum and Eton College.

* Attributed to John Bell (active 1750-1780). Landscape with a Hunt and Man with Telescope by a Water Well, circa 1750's, original woodcut printing block carved on boxwood showing a huntsman blowing a horn and running with dogs chasing a stag, a man looking through a telescope seated next to a well, city skyline in the background, narrow foliage border around the scene, signature 'J. Bell' to lower right corner of printed area, 19th century ink inscription to side reading 'by Bell after W. Hogarth', surface size 45 x 121 mm, accompanied with an impression taken from the block on modern good-quality handmade paper QTY: (1)NOTE:An almost identical version, but without the decorative border as seen in this example, appears as a headpiece to the contents page of Stephen Switzer's An Universal System Of Water and Water-Works: Philosophical and Practical.., London: Thomas Cox, 1754.

A WOOD AND BRASS TELESCOPE WITH SIGHTS AND TRIPOD LEGS

A QUANTITY OF VINTAGE ITEMS TO INCLUDE A LEATHER CASED TELESCOPE, MORSE CODE MACHINE, CHESS PIECES, RELIGIOUS PLAQUE, JEWELLERY BOX, ETC

An Antique leather-covered brass 3-draw telescope, by Cary of London, extended length 75cm

A box of collectables, including Dicker Ware jug, tins, osak tape, small brass telescope, etc

A quantity of vintage collectables to include militaria items. Including brown cased binoculars, telescope by Broadhurst Clarkson & Co Ltd, 63 Farringdon Road, London EC, and a brown leather travelling case, all with some wear.

A marine brass-cased telescope, c.1860, by J H Steward, London, with focusing wheel, angle wheel and further adjustment apparatus, on a cast iron pedestal,105cm long35cm wide130cm highCondition ReportVery minor dent to the telescope, refreshed green paint to the pedestalWe are unable to focus the telescope, despite the eyepiece adjustment working as it should.There is no fitted case for the tube assembly.

A Reproduction Brass Three Drawer Telescope with Leather Covered Body

A Celestron Mex Star telescope with power tank lithium power pack and carry bag

A Five Draw Brass Telescope, no maker's name visible, some tarnishing to brass, elements F

Meade Digital Electronic AutoLocator telescope includes a tripod and features an adjustable mount.

A pair of boxing gloves, a Celestron travel telescope, small trivet stand, chamber stick, a Liberty of London handbag

A cased brass telescope and stand, early 20th century, telescope 98cm long. Condition - fair

ONE BOX AND LOOSE MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS to include two art deco wooden mantel clocks, an ink pen stand to include two glass inkwells with hinged lids (loose from the bottle) with an inbuilt drawer (knicks to the wood around edges), two 'Protector Lamp & Lighting Co Type C' miners lamps (one with a broken plaque), a Mulberry Pewter set of four cased flasks, a quantity of plated tea wares to include a teapot, a coffee pot, sugar bowl, etc, a quantity of signed sports paraphernalia, a telescope tripod, etc (1 box and loose) (s.d)

A miscellaneous selection of items including a wooden tall ships model and smaller sailing boat, three boxed diecast model cars, and a similar twin box of Concord, a Panasonic portable DVD player, a vintage wooden biscuit barrel and a modern telescope in a wooden presentation box etc.

Two 19th century leather clad brass telescopes, the bigger, single drawer, marked Dollond London Day or Night, 53cm. when closed, together with a G Davis three drawer telescope. (2)

A military telescope marked Mk1 marine, numbered 291 and with broad arrow.

A brass telescope and a pair of field glasses, case stamped 1916

Four draw brass telescope in leather case, together with ARP whistle by Hudson, The Acme Scout Master whistle, pocket watch and Octagon line surface level

A 19thc Kelvin & James White Ltd of Glasgow single-draw brass telescope with patinated steel cover: l. closed 62cm open l. x 87cm

A 19thc brass and mahogany cased single draw telescope with slide out eye cover and lens cover: l. closed 52cm open l. x 63cm

Victorian Aitchison & Co, 2 drawer "Target" telescope with original card box

A crocodile skin jewellery box, Drew & Sons, a meerschaum pipe, a telescope, assorted badges and other items

Chadburn of Sheffield Telescope 78.5cm long when extended foreign lightweight example.

Helios 28 x 70mm Lens, Olympus-Pen camera, desk calendar, Parker and Waterman pens, Bosons Whistle, Rosary beads, brooches, telescope, pocket watch, gloves etc:- One Tray.

An Amateur Astronomer telescope on tripod stand

Pair of turned tapering candlesticks, each with a plaque inscribed "Made from the original timber & copper sheathing of H.M.S. Victory", H.10cm; Magnetic Marching Compass Mark 1, B30515, T. G. Co. Ltd.; Military satchel, Boatswain's Call, boxed; leather bound brass telescope, L.15cm; brass and other buttons, magnifying glasses, Hohner harmonica, and a set of draughtman's instruments, in a mahogany case, etc. (a lot)

Victorian brass four drawer telescope with a pale mahogany barrel and brass lens cap, inscribed Worthington & Allen, London, L.55cm extended; small Troughton & Simms military sextant, cased; military compass, the leather case stamped L. F. & Co., 1916; pair of Ross Steplux 7 x 50 binoculars, pair of leather bound binoculars, Princess Mary Christmas tin, A.R.P. whistle, Welsh Miner's Lamp, E. Thomas & Williams, Aberdare, and other items. (a lot)

A cased Opticron 60 mm Spotting Scope and Hama tripod, scope length 36 cm. [ Telescope ]

A Victorian single-draw brass telescope by A Tarelli of Newcastle upon Tyne, (a/f), together with an early 20th Century cased set of prismatic binoculars and a pocket magnetic compass

A late Victorian anodised brass four-draw telescope by James Brown of Glasgow, having a 1 3/4 inch objective lens and leather-covered body tube, 83 cm extended, 28 cm closed, (optics complete, very little play in draws)

Two sets of Victorian / early 20th Century binocular field glasses, respectively by Baird and Lizars, each of Glasgow, together with a Victorian three-draw brass telescope by Lennie of Edinburgh (a/f) and a set of 8x30 binoculars by Sperber of Wetzlar

A selection of cased drawing instruments including Chesterman along with a Salmon & Co. telescope

Experiments.- Sequel (A) to the Endless Amusement, Containing nearly Four Hundred Interesting Experiments In Various Branches of Science...Recreations with Cards..., extending folding engraved frontispiece with multiple images, some illustrations, ink ownership inscription to head of title, occasional spotting, mainly to margins, uncut in original printed boards, browned, some light staining, wear to extremities with some loss to backstrip, [Toole Stott 623], for Thomas Boys and Thorp & Burch, [1825]; and the 2 vol. fourth corrected edition of Hooper's Rational Recreations (1802), 12mo & small 8vo (3) *** Experiments including "To give a Person a supernatural Appearance"; "To make a Room seem on Fire", "The Magic Telescope"; "Wonderful Apparitions of various Objects"; "Curious Optical Deception" and many others.  A limited number of printed catalogues are available to purchase for this auction. UK: £35 (incl. postage) Rest of World: £50 (incl. postage) Please contact info@forumauctions.co.uk to place an order.

A small brass compass twinned with a small telescope, lacking bottom eye piece protector, 200mm extended

Antique Dolland London day or night single pull telescope #5007 - 92cm extended length t/w 2 interchangeable lenses ~ leather a/f and has some wear

A four drawer brass telescope, with a hip flask leather case

A Brass Telescope and stand

A collection of 19th century silver mounted shagreen etui cases, lacking contents, together with a four drawer shagreen telescope. (7)

An Edwardian brass and leather cased three draw telescope, ROSS LONDON, dated 1908, extending to 83cm long

Patrick Moore, a collection of astronomy books, some signed & inscribed by Moore or with his compliment slips loosely inserted, including: 'The Sun', London, Frederick Muller, 1968, 1st edition, publisher's compliment slip inscribed by Moore in blue ink loosely inserted, original cloth gilt, dust wrapper; 'Naked Eye Astronomy', L, Lutterworth Press, 1966, 1st edition, signed & inscribed by Moore on FFEP "Pat and Hazel - all best wishes! Patrick 1966 March 6", orig. cloth gilt, d/w, the inscription being to Pat and Hazel Clarke, Moore served in the RAF during WWII with Clarke, Sir Patrick became a father a figure and lifelong friend to Pat and Hazel Clarke's sons, Matthew and Lawrence, after their parents died at a relatively young age; 'Basic Astronomy', Oliver & Boyd, 1967, 1st edition, signed & inscribed by Moore to Matthew Clarke on half title " Matthew - best wishes. Patrick 1967 Set. 6", original wraps; 'The A-Z of Astronomy', Fonatana/Collins, 1976 reprint, signed & inscribed by Moore to Matthew Clarke to leaf preceding title page "To Matthew. With best wishes. Patrick 1976 May 27.", original wraps; 'Eyes on the Universe: The Story of the Telescope', Springer Verlag, 1997, printed compliment slip signed by Moore in blue ink dated April 1997, in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the BBC's 'The Sky at Night', original pictorial wraps; Patrick Moore & Paul Murdin: 'The Astonomer's Telescope', Brockhampton Press, 1962, 1st edition, original quarter leatherette gilt, dust wrapper; 'Exploring the Planetarium', L, Odhams, 1966, 1st edition, author's compliment slip loosely inserted, orig. cloth, d/w, plus another 1966 1st edition copy of the same title, orig. cloth, d/w, 'Exploring the Moon', L, Odhams, 1964, 1st edition, author's/publisher's compliment slip loosely inserted, orig. cloth, d/w; Patrick Moore & Henry Brinton: 'Exploring Earth History', L, Odhams, 1967, 1st edition, orig. cloth, d/w; Patrick Moore & Peter Cattermole: 'Exploring Rocks', L, Odhams, 1967, 1st edition, author's/publisher's compliment slip loosely inserted, orig. cloth, d/w; plus 1 other 1960's juvenile educational science title (12)

A small collection of militaria, to include an Edwardian mahogany and bronze working miniature coehorn mortar with a 7 cm base, a bronze, oak, and copper scale model of a 19th-century 30-pounder coastal defence cannon and carriage, a WW1 Princess Mary's Christmas tin with a presentation card and original contents, a regimental bugle with applied military badges and insignia, a 19th-century leather RFA cross belt pouch, a WW2 W.Ottway Royal Naval Officer of the watch (OOW) single drawer telescope, a Dollond of London single drawer spotting telescope dated 1891 and other items.This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019). International buyers must be aware of their country’s shipping and import policies regarding guns, knives, swords, and other offensive weapons prior to purchase. They are required to ensure that the lot can be delivered by a specialist shipper, whether in the UK, Europe or internationally. Please contact us if you require details of our suggested shippers.

A leather and brass telescope by Broadhurst Clarkson and Co of London, with three draws, on tripod base, the telescope 101cm long, the tripod 148cm high.

A TAL amateur astronomer telescope, number 1630, bearing date 1998, stamped Made in Russia, etc.