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Titled 'On the Construction of a Silvered Glass Telescope, fifteen-and-a-half inches in Aperture, and its Use in Celestial Photography', Smithsonian Institution, 1864, pp55, 47 illustrations, 33cm x 24.5cm, folio, half calf with gold lettering to spine and front board, the book with with an Underwood & Underwood stereoview albumen photograph 'Full Moon from the negative taken by Prof. H Draper with his silvered glass telescope' Henry Draper (1837-1882), although a doctor, was most well-known for being an amateur astronomer. Among his contributions to the field of astronomy, Draper took the first photograph of the spectrum of a star in 1872 and the transit of Venus in 1874. Later, in 1880 he was able to photograph the Orion Nebula, a first for astronomers. Today, the Harvard Observatory hold a collection of stellar spectra images named after him. Among his memoirs, Draper included instructions on the set-up and management of an observatory, including guidance on the proper care of the equipment.

WWI military issue three draw telescope by R & J Beck Ltd of London, serial number 8410, 'Tel Sig mkII Also GS', dated 1915 having War Department arrow, with a brown leather carrying case 'William Scott Dundee'. 

A Walking Stick, in three sections with metamorphic handle which changes into a telescope, brass and rubber tip. 96cm long.

A Metamorphic Cane, with hidden telescope, break into three sections for back packing, brass tip, 96cm long, and another brass topped cane, with hidden glass tube, 91cm long (2)

AN ANTIQUE ENAMELED DESK MIRROR, TOGETHER WITH A CASED PORTRAIT FRAME, A EXTENDING TELESCOPE AND POSTCARDS ETC

A SITESQUARE THEODOLITE, A THEODOLITE TELESCOPE TOGETHER WITH A CHAIN MEASURE

Cased reflector telescope focal length 70 mm and aperture 76 mm. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

TAL 1 110mm Telescope 10mm eyepiece plus filters and accessories, working at time of lotting. Not available for in-house P&P

Jessops telescope, D: 125 mm and focal length 600 mm on tripod. P&P Group 3 (£25+VAT for the first lot and £5+VAT for subsequent lots)

Mauchline ware - five rectangular boxes, all with full lid colour prints, three of figures seated at or around tables in room interiors (titles - A Game Of Chance / A Disputed Point / What She ..... ), another of figures by stairs (The Party), and another old man on terrace with telescope (Peek Freen and Cos.), largest 11.5cms. (5)

Stanhopes, eleven gold or gold coloured charms with Stanhopes comprising a camera, Washington D.C. (4.V) / a key, Paris (12.V) / Peter Pan statue, G.B. map in circle / a book, image damaged / Statue of Liberty, stamped 'AC 14K', New York (4.V) / heart shaped pendant, Hail Mary / Church building stamped 9.375, Lord's Prayer / Nelson with over sized telescope, image lacking / church building, The Lord's Prayer / Cable Car, stamped 14K, Golden Gate Bridge / United State Capitol, stamped AC, Washington D.C. (5.V), last largest 2cms. (11) From the collection of the late Douglas JullÊ

A Celestron AstroMaster 130 telescope with tripod.

A Tasco telescope and tripod together with a key safe.

A  brass telescope on extending tripod

A lot of vintage Binoculars and a Field Telescope

A five draw brass bodied telescope with leather cover and caps, marked for H. Salanson & Coo. Ltd Bristol and Cardiff to one side and Broadhurst Clarkson & Co. Ltd, 63 Fartingdon Road London E.C. the first draw marked from 30 to 60. Approximately 102cm fully extended/. *CR: Usual wear for age. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.

Militaria: a British 1941 dated Type P* compass, boxed; a No 7 bayonet, with plated blade and pommel and fixed in a display case; a No 4 'spike' bayonet; and a brass three draw telescope, leather clad. [4]

A VINTAGE LEATHER BOUND BRASS EXTENDING TELESCOPE

A BRITISH WORLD WAR II TELESCOPE SIGHTING NO.33 MARK I FOR A SIX POUNDER GUN, DATED 1942, LENGTH 40.5CM

VICTORIAN BRASS TELESCOPE ROSS OF LONDON

Large brass military-style telescope on gimble mount and wooden tripod stand.

A leather cased three draw signal telescope by Bc & Co Ltd: with high /low eyepieces.

A collection of assorted items to include: 4 silver spoons by Cooper Bros & Sons 1929, 1934 and 1935 (53.8g); A Birmingham hallmarked silver mustard/condiment spoon, 1897 by Joseph Goster (5.4g); A 925 silver toothpick/pin holder (8.2g); along with 2 pairs of silver plated sugar tongs; A silver plate heart-shaped jewellery box; a silver plate teaspoon; a silver plate meat skewer; also another silver plate spoon; a silver plate apostle spoon; 3 silver plate place named / commemorative spoons and knife; a Caithness glass and silver plate spoon; a silver plated brush; a brass oriental, bone page marker; a pewter mustard pot by James Dixon and Sons, a boxed set of 4 silver plate Royal wedding spoons, an Ordnance Survey map, a small brass telescope, a plated cylinder box for formamints, English and Swedish 1200 words miniature book, a cylinder brass lid/weight, pencil leads in case, and 3 stone miniature eggs.

Meade telescope MA 25 mm, with remote control, on tripod, Outdoor Club spotting scope, design Luigi USA, type ED ST22-67x100A, 55 cm long and without brand, binoculars, 16x70 BT, 31 cm long

Niek HiemstraMetal wall lamp with white shade, design Niek Hiemstra for Hiemstra Evolux, model Telescope, Netherlands ca. 1960, 64 cm high

A naval telescope

Three Drawer Telescope _ "HAWK 18x B.C.& Co. Ltd., 33.5cm extended

An Edu science telescope and microscope set

A Canon AL-1 SLR camera and a three draw brass telescope AF

An antique copper stove kettle with a chestnut roaster trivet and telescope

ATTRIBUTED TO HELIOS OPTICS TELESCOPE, brass on wooden tripod base, 170cm at tallest.

Celestron 130mm newtonian reflector telescope with 2 eye pieces and 1 Barlow lens, tripod and instruction

Dollond of London 3-draw brass telescope together with similar unmarked example, largest 73cm long when fully extended (2). Dollond in good condition though the other example has some chipping to the glass.

A Negretti & Zambia 1915 brass telescope, leather cased and additional lens

C20th brass single drawer telescope engraved 'J H Steward, 406 Strand 66 Strand 456 West Strand & 54 Cornhill London Maker' fine adjust, on a brass folding tripod stand, L104cm max

The Grange Goathland - Elliott Bros. 449 Strand C20th chromed metal and leather single draw. field telescope, in leather case

A Quantity of Costume Jewellery, including simulated pearls, various pendants on chains, earrings, a pen and pencil, a telescope etc

A Newbold and Bulford two draw Comet field telescope with brass and leather tubes. 23¼' long extended

Brass telescope, with folding tripod stand , with fitted wooden case marked, with spare optic, Gardner & Co Opticians, 53 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, length 98cmCONDITION REPORT:Some blemishes, tarnishing and slight dents commensurate with age and wear

Late 19th/early 20th century mahogany dining suite consisting of a telescope dining table, six leaves and a winder, table supported on turned reeded baluster legs, a table leaf  holding cabinet and a sideboard, both with lion mask dove fronts, a set of twelve dining chairs raised on turned and reeded baluster legs terminating in castors, table width 145cm, length with six leaves, 470cmEXTRA INFOLeaves appear original

A portable pedal organ by The Bilhorn Telescope, Chicago, US with three octave keyboard

A Celestron Astro Master 130 telescope

An old three draw brass telescope with stitched leather covering

A German WWI black lacquered brass two draw telescope. Etched with 20 Malige Vergrosserung, together with a pair of Orion 8 x 20 binoculars, a Morris's Measuring Instrument chartometer, cased drawing instrument set, circa 1960s RAC car badge, a selection of pocket knives and a pair of opera glasses. (Box)

Vivitar telescope

AN ANTIQUE LEATHER BOUND TELESCOPE ENGRAVED HARRY KING ;

A mid 19th Century brass four draw and leather collared telescope by Henry Barrow and Co London, length 41cm.

Farvision Inpro Optics Telescope

A VICTORIAN POLISHED BRASS TELESCOPE BY T. B. WINTER, NEWCASTLE, SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY Inscribed 'T. B. WINTER, NEWCASTLE ON TYNE'103cm long TOGETHER WITH A MAHOGANY CASEWith makers label to interior13cm high, 84cm wide, 21cm deep Condition Report: The brass with polish deposits to the surface, overall would benefit from a clean, some pitting to the metalThe two optics appear in okay condition, no obvious cracks or damage to the glass elementsDreweatts make no comments or guarantees as to whether this is working or gives good magnification - it has been untested.The case with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, marks and stains including water damageThe label with some dirt, discolouration, foxing - no suggestion that the case and telescope are not original to eachother.Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

A heavy two drawer telescope by Ross, retailed by Gieves of London. Est. £50 - £80.

A good brass mounted and leather telescope. Est. £50 - £80.

A Victorian Stereoscope with various slides, a vintage Combes Bros bicycle lamp, a Hughes & Son Ltd one-drawer telescope serial number 5989, and a Carbone fishing reel Location:

A mixed lot of costume jewellery, purse and one other, monocular telescope, wristwatches including Kered, Georgian silver spoons, mauchline box, dolls and other items, enamel and silver butterfly brooch A/F, buttons and other items Location:

A Victorian papier mache snuff box, 10cm wide, an Accurist wristwatch, a brass table microscope, and a brass penny lighter, four drawer telescope, a Mercer gauge, an Ultra lens, etc. (a quantity)

A brass telescope, when closed 77cm long, on a tripod stand with brass fittings.

Miscellaneous Victorian and other brass articles, to include a pestle and mortar, shot flask, candlesticks, spill holder, telescope and pair of lanterns, a leather cased telescope and a printer's type drawer

Scientific instruments. An English brass level, Watson & Son 313 High Holborn London, No 618, c1900, the telescope surmounted by a bubble level, a compass below with floating circle of degrees, on staff head mount, 38cm l, fitted teak case with leather strap and a folding tripod (2) Good condition

A WW2 "Telescope Sighting" gun sight, No 38 Mk 1, 1942, approx 75cm long, in wooden box.Condition:- General wear through age and use, lenses appear to be clear, cannot see any markings on the lenses. no sign of any major damage or repair.Dimensions:- Approx. 50mm at largest end.

A large Russian telescope in fitted case with additional accessories and lenses together with a wooden case with counterweight and other related items.

A WW2 snipers scout regiment telescope in leather case, inscribed TEL.SCT.REGT.MK.2.S. K.E.C. O.S. 126 G.A. 21762.