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Military green painted bronze telescope with extendable wooden and bronze tripod. Early 20th century. In original wooden cases. Defects and missing parts. 130x130 cm approx. (minimum height) Telescopio in bronzo verniciato color verde militare con cavalletto estensibile in legno e bronzo. Inizi XX secolo. In custodie lignee originali. Difetti e mancanze. 130x130 cm ca. (altezza minima)

Allegorie der fünf Sinne. Fürstenberg. Imitierte Schwertermarke, um 1780. Entwurf: 1770. DESOCHES, Jean (Jacques) (vor 1769 - nach 1774) Polychrom bemalt, goldstaffiert. H 12 cm, L 17,5 cm. Fünf, auf einem Rocaillesockel gruppierte Putten mit Attributen. Fernrohr sowie 1 Oberkörper und Hals restauriert. Aufrufzeit 28. | Feb. 2025 | voraussichtlich 10:45 Uhr (CET)Allegory of the five senses. Fürstenberg. Imitation sword mark, around 1780. Design: 1770. DESOCHES, Jean (Jacques) (before 1769 - after 1774) Polychrome painted, gilt. H 12 cm, l 17.5 cm. Five putti with attributes grouped on a rocaille base. Restored telescope and 1 torso and neck. Call time 28 | Feb. 2025 | probably 10:45 am (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

A WALKING STICK WITH TELESCOPE HANDLE.

AN ANTIQUE TELESCOPE MARKED P&P GALLY AND CO98cm L

A reproduction brass telescope.

A box of assorted cameras and equipment to include a Kodak Instamatic camera, box cameras, telescope tripod stand and flashes

A Large Collection of Telescope Spare Parts, Lenses & Accessories, including 18th century reflecting telescope eyepiece, geared telescope support rod, various eyepiecs and other lenses, a sun & Star Diagonal eyepiece by Watson & Sons with RAS threads, a lot

An Engraved Three Drawer Lightweight Telescope, black, aluminium, with leather covering, 78cm extended, 27cm closed, some wear to the black finish, optics clear, engraved Ross, London No, 217800, also engraved "Sir Henry Allsopp Bart." Sir Henry Allsopp, 1st Baron Hindlip (19 February 1811 – 2 April 1887), known as Sir Henry Allsopp, Bt, between 1880 and 1886, was a British businessman and Conservative politician, was the third son of Samuel Allsopp (12 August 1780 – 26 February 1838), head of the brewery firm of Samuel Allsopp and Sons, Burton upon Trent. He represented East Worcestershire in Parliament between 1874 and 1880 when he was ennobled. In 1874 he was made a deputy lieutenant of Worcestershire. He was created a Baronet, of Hindlip Hall in the Parish of Hindlip in the County of Worcester in 1880, and raised to the peerage as Baron Hindlip, of Hindlip in the County of Worcester and of Alsop-en-le-Dale in the County of Derby, in 1886. S

A Collection of Old Telescopes for Restoration including an unusal telescope engraved 'Patent Made only by G RichardsonSt Catherines London' possibly a stick telescope, a telescope body by Watkins, a large telescope by Newton, Ross and others, and a modern reflecting telescope, A lotBUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS ITEM. COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER ONLY!!

Zeiss Telementor Astronomical Telescope, German, c.1970, marked Carl Zeiss Jena, complete with altazimuth mount, tripod and 2 Carl Zeiss eyepieces marked 16 and 25BUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS ITEM. COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER ONLY!!

Large Collection of Modern Microscope Accessories, including, Beck eyepiece micrometer, eyepiece micrometer marked PTI, Olympus Phase contrast condenser with 4 Olympus objectives, unusual cased Baker condenser with internal cross that can be rotated along with 3 Baker objectives & telescope eyepiece, collection of 6 substage condensers, a WILD Heerburg microscope attachment, a Beck vertical illuminator, a large substage condenser marked CARL ZEISS JENA, Achr. apl. 1,4 with filter holder and iris in case, and a case of fileters.

Brass telescope, Various time pieces- clocks/watches, a brooch, tankards etc 

Aviation interest - a large and interesting archive of material relating to the former Royal Air Force, and later BOAC pilot, Captain John Llewelyn Mapletoft Davys (1908-1968). Captain Davys was born in Hampshire, and originally enlisted with the Royal Air Force in September 1929, after having previously served as a marine wireless operator aboard SS David Lloyd George. Davys served as a pilot for a period of 5 years with the RAF, before transferring to the reserve in 1934. In 1931, Davys was involved in a mid air collision during formation flying practice, where he collided with Flight Sergeant Albert Stanley Blake, who was piloting a Siskin from No.1 Fighter Squadron. Both pilots had to bail out by parachute, with both craft being badly damaged. The accident resulted in F/O Davys being placed in ‘open arrest’, being charged under section 30A of the Air Force Act. The letter requesting Davys’ arrest, and his typed charge sheet is included in the lot, and makes interesting reading (the damaged caused was quoted as being £3727 at the time, which is the equivalent of anything from £270,000 up to £2,341,000.00 in todays money). By 1935 he was flying with Imperial Airways, and later B.O.A.C where he piloted Flying Boats. During WW2, he played a large part in the air evacuation of Crete, and was mentioned in the 1944 Honours, when he was commended for valuable services in the air. Captain Davys is probably best known for his feats in the post war era, when in 1949 he landed his 35 ton BOAC Short Solent Flying Boat on the River Thames, near Tower Bridge, gaining him worldwide publicity at the time (Pathe newsreel can be seen on YouTube). The flying boat remained moored there for a while, awaiting its official christening by the Lord Mayor of London, Sir George Aylwen. The archive included flying log books, charting his career as a pilot, with one leather bound log charting his flying career from 1929 through to 1944. The log book notes his rank as ‘Squadron Leader’ for January 1944, but we’ve not been able to confirm this rank. Other commercial flight logs are included, plus photograph albums, his leather flying hat (named to JLM Davys), WW2 and later newspapers, and a small 1949 dated bronze plaque commemorating the christening of the Solent Flying Boat that he’d land on the River Thames, plus a gilt brass small telescope. The archive is certainly worthy of further research, and only a small selection of the ephemera in the lot is shown in the images. Condition: some normal age and service wear to the paper ephemera, but nothing to its detriment.

Brass telescope with leather cover, together with British Military WWII period mark three marching compass by T G Co Ltd of London, dated 1943. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

An early 20thC brass two drawer telescope, with lens cover, no makers name, 50cm long. (AF)

An early 20thC brass two drawer telescope, woven sides, lens cover, no maker's name, 44cm long.

A 19th century brass pocket telescope; a balance scale; a geometry set etc.

A boxed Meade telescope 114/900 EQ1-B model.

Mixed lot of collectables items including Masonic sash and medal, commemorative medals, Castell scholar's mortar board, Grieves RAF peaked hat, Compton Webb RAF beret, boxed Hohner harmonica, four wooden crests, Jaccard metronome, telescope, three cased slide rules and other items (2 boxes)

Callaghan & Co of London black lacquered and black leather four-draw telescope ( 75cm long extended ) in brown leather case together with another early 20th century telescope (a/f) in brown leather case (2)Condition ReportAdditional photos uploaded

Quantity of camera equipment and accessories including cased Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ20 with lens, Canon powershot G2, Canon powershot SX260HS,Yashica Lynx 5000E, two camcorders, other cameras together with various accessories and a telescope

Late 19th / early 20th century mahogany and brass three-draw telescope by M. Gardner of Glasgow, 45cm long extended

Reproduction brass telescope on a mahogany and brass tripod folding stand, telescope 96.5cm long

A Late Victorian/Edwardian Brass and Leather Two Draw Telescope with Anchor Trademark and 'Try Me'

A late eighteenth century mahogany and brass 3" telescope marked Dolland London and A Chidgey Bristol with tripod stand, telescope length 134cm, tripod height 175cm.

HERSCHEL, John Frederick William (1792-1871) A rare photographic print of William Herschel’s 40-foot telescope at Slough, Berkshire, assembled in 1787 & dismantled in 1839. This 92mm dia. silver print is taken from J. F. W. Herschel’s original glass negative taken in 1839, mounted on a printed surround with title & description of the innovative process of producing the glass negative, one of only 25 produced in August 1890, in a wooden frame constructed from the original ladder rungs which formed part of the telescope’s supports, with original printed descriptive page pasted to the back, also the label of Ryman & Co. of Oxford; 38 x 48.5cm over-all. 

A Kowa (Japanese) “TSN-1” telescope; a pair of Safari 10 x 50mm field glasses, cased; & a camera tripod.

A Broadhurst Clarkson & Co celestial brass telescope with an iron tripod stand, housed in its original wooden box.

A 19th century brass and wood three drawer telescope, together with a 19th century Victorian truncheon with a painted castle below an anchor and the Latin motto, ‘Nisi Dominus Fustra’ (2)

A 19th century brass microscope and a Crichton six drawer brass telescope.

A telescope

A small brass and leather bound telescope

Leather & brass telescope

An Astroscan 2001 telescope

BOX CONTAINING ORBIT 30X30 TELESCOPE, TELESCOPE ON STAND, HENKE-SASS, WOLF

A brass telescope AF

Modelled as a poised and dashing military gentleman holding a telescope. Gold accents seen throughout. Michael Sutty backstamp. Limited edition of 250. Dimensions: 4.5"L x 4.5"W x 10.5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A large telescope on stand

A large telescope on stand

A telescope on stand

A telescope on stand

A large patinated brass telescope on teak tripod

A large telescope on stand

A large silver plated telescope on teak tripod

A large silver plated telescope on teak tripod

HISTORICAL: A very rare Staffordshire Pottery Portrait Figure, modelled as Sir John Franklin, the Alpha Factory, 1852, standing in uniform, holding a telescope on a rocky outcrop, gilt signed base, 26.5cm Refer: Harding Book 1, Page 60, Figs 134/135 This is a rare and sought after figure of the famous explorer. He led the Northwest Passage Expedition in 1845. An identical figure can be found in Royal Maritime Museum: AAA5957 There are a number of firing cracks, a hairline crack to the base and a large inclusion to base.

Sky watcher telescope , boxed

Telescope and tripod

A brass extending telescope, mounted upon a wooden tripod stand, length of telescope, l.98cm

A chrome telescope on an adjustable teak tripod stand

Seemännisches Konvolut, für dekorative Zwecke, überwiegend Messing und Holz: Nautische Instrumente, wie Sextanten, Kompasse (auch Brunton Compass), Fernrohre, Steuerrad (D 92 cm), etc...; Replica / Nautical assortment, for decorative purposes, mainly brass and wood: nautical instruments, such as sextants, compasses (also Brunton Compass), telescope, steering wheel (D 92 cm), etc...; replica

A box of assorted collectibles including vintage lighters, telescope, jelly mould etc, shipping unavailable

Nairne, London Gregorian Telescope, with 2 3/4" 7cm mirror, barrel length 14", 36cm on brass tripod with makers name inscribed on barrellacks eyepiece and tube so does not operate

A Celestron Astro Master telescope, 114EQ.

Early 19th century brass single draw telescope by Dollond, London, having a 28-inch (71cm) lacquered barrel, signed to one end, with coarse focussing wheel, 2-inch (5cm) lens, raised on gun-barrel stem and folding tripod support, in mahogany box (a/f), 77cm wide overall

A Tasco 150 power telescope with metal tripod in box

A vintage Unicon astronomical telescope in cardboard box

Box of Collectibles, including cameras, boxed chess pieces, telescope, boxed set of cards, etc.

A tray of assorted vintage spectacles, sunglasses and a telescope.

A Canadian WWII gun sight telescope, length 45cm.