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A Kern (Swiss) survivors theodolite tripod stand.

1920s/30s surveyor's equipment, possibly a theodolite, stamped Stanley's Patent (box: 20cm x 39cm x 16cm)

An early 20th Century brass theodolite on a tripod base, a pair of early 20th Century binoculars, another pair, a pair of opera glasses and a small leather military case. (5)

WILSON, Henry (1673-1741) and William HUME.  Surveying Improv'd or, the Whole  Art both  in Theory and practice, Fully Demonstrated. London: for J. Wood and C. Woodward, 1741.  8vo (195 x 120 mm). 11 engraved folding plates. Contemporary sprinkled calf gilt (joints starting, some minor rubbing). Provenance: Ebenezer Hare (early signature).   Third edition, the first to be published with Hume's supplement, Geodoesia Accurata: or, Surveying made Easy by the Chain only. The work, dedicated to Edmund Halley, describes use of chains, surveying wheel, theodolite, circumferentor, semicircle, plain table and scales.  Selections from the Property of Dr. Eugene Vigil, Antiquariat BotanicumFor condition inquiries please contact lesliewinter@hindmanauctions.com

Military theodolite number B3695 in fitted wooden case stamped WFS B3695, with canvas carry case and tripod

AN IMPRESSIVE LACQUERED BRASS THEODOLITE BY JOSEPH HART, BIRMINGHAM, CIRCA 1800 with 18in. telescope with bubble level, mounted to plate inscribed Hart Fecit Birming.m, quadrant mounted over silvered compass, the bedplate with numbered arms on circular wood display base – 13in. (33cm) high

A FINE THEODOLITE BY TROUGHTON & SIMMS, LONDON, CIRCA 1900 constructed in oxidised and lacquered brass, the 10in. main tube with threaded rack-and-pinion fine focus to objective, quadrant mounted to A-frame on platform, two further levels, combination adjustable socket mounting, contained in original fitted box with plummet – 12in. (30.5cm.) wide

A Watts theodolite

Antique John Davis / Derby brass theodolite and Dollond, London telescope lens.

A Military Issue Director No. 5 Mk I Theodolite by ER Watts and Sons. No 4480, Wooden Case with Crows Foot Stamp. Complete with Tripod, Extra Eyepiece, Plumb and Original Invoice Dated May 1936 Etc

Camera lenses, theodolite etc

WW1 Artillery Director No5 Mk1 Gun Sight, superb example of the blackened brass theodolite gun sight still housed in its original wooden storage box and separate tri-pod stand. The instrument is in near mint condition with the original markings still clear, including the 1917 date. The wooden storage box with the details to the lid. Very impressive item of WW1 British Artillery equipment. Please note due to the size and weight of this item we are not able to offer in house post and packing. We can provide details of couriers who will deliver or personal collection is advised.

An A C Thornton Limited of Manchester brass theodolite, in teak case.

A 19th century lacquered brass theodolite by Dollond, London: the 12 inch sighting tube signed to sliding shade as per title, mounted to the limb by double clamps over vertical half circle double calibrated 0° to 30° for Diff of Hypo & Base to one side, the opposite with calibrated scale and magnifier, above a vernier plate with silvered ring and magnifier, double spirit levels and triple screw adjust, in a mahogany case, the case 49.5 x 26 x23cm case.

A 20th century Stanley of London theodolite, cased

Late 19th century lacquered brass theodolite in case by Pastorelli & Co London, and three large spirit levels

A vintage Carl Zeiss, Jena (Made in the GDR) NI 050 Theodolite in wooden case with tripod stand and measuring stick

Adams (George). Geometrical and Graphical Essays, Containing a General Description of the Mathematical Instruments used in Geometry, Civil and Military Surveying, Levelling, and Perspective; with many new Practical Problems, 2nd edition, corrected and enlarged by William Jones, Mathematical Instrument Maker, W. & S. Jones, 1797, engraved frontispiece of the Great Theodolite, title a little soiled, contemporary boards, neatly rebacked, together with Plates to the Geometrical and Graphical Essays, 3rd edition, W. & S. Jones, 1803, title and 34 mostly folding engraved plates and a 14-page catalogue of optical, mathematical and philosophical instruments, 2 pp. catalogue of books, matching binding, both 8voQty: (2)

A vintage 20th Century industrial Theodolite tripod base having a metal mounted top with beech extending legs and cast metal spike feet. Easily repurposed for a spot light / theatre lamp. Measures approx; 125cm x 25cm. 

A J Halden and Company limited of Manchester and London surveyor's theodolite in a fitted mahogany box

A theodolite tripod

An assortment of fibreglass fishing rods and miscellaneous accessories, to include a Hardy Graphite rod, a Hardy aluminium protective tube, trout landing net, a pair of hickory Wedeln, Mach I wooden skis with poles, a small collection of riding crops and a Royal Irish Fusiliers silver capped swagger stick bearing No. 89, together with a wicker fishing creel containing three fly fisher's waistcoats, a surveyor's theodolite stand and accessories

Victorian rosewood and bronze combination theodolite/level, by J Buist of Edinburgh, length 30cm

Troughton & Simms brass theodolite in a mahogany case, W 51.8cm and leather carrying case (a lot)

A Watts theodolite in carrying case

A Watts theodolite on tripod adjustable stand complete with carrying box

A Quantity of Vintage Original Action Man Uniforms Accessories From 1960’s Combat Soldier, including: Bivouac tent, with poles and pegs, camouflage netting, foliage, command post cape, sleeping bag, Combat parachute pack, Scarce Combat Engineer theodolite complete, Mine detector with mine, construction engineer, jackhammer, construction helmet, grey gloves, pickaxe shovel, detonator, three sticks of dynamite, Military Police helmet, arm band, red scarf, truncheon, kit bag, from the medic set, stretcher, stethoscope. Plasma bottle, red cross flag, crutch, armbands, Support weapons, 81mm mortar, M60 machine gun with stan, bullet proof vest, Armoured car commander, jacket, helmet, machine gun, radio and tripod, ammo box, belt and pistol, all in good to excellent condition. (A.Lot)

An E. R. Watts theodolite and wooden tripod

Two vintage surveyors staffs and two wooden tripods, possibly theodolite stands, one stamped Thornton Manchester

A surveyors theodolite level Hilger & Watts SL2.8 149332

A Theodolite, Hilda & Watts Microptic, Model ST156-4, No 226880, 1960, painted metal case with leather strap, a contemporary tripod, a WWII astro compass MkII, cased, a level, W S Stanley, government property mark, teak case, a sextant, Kelvin & Hughes Ltd, No 65988, government property mark, cased and a 2" brass refracting telescope with stitched leather sleeve, 19th c (6) In generally good or collectable condition

Stanley & Co. black japanned and brass theodolite with original mahogany case, having leather strap and folding stand

A part-Leica theodolite in hard safety case number E17B, with base and laser light

A part-Leica theodolite in hard safety case number E17A, with base, laser light and mirror

Brass Theodolite stamped Askania Werke, Berlin in brass bound teak case.

A cased theodolite and level

Vintage Stanley Theodolite

Four brass measuring instruments,comprising two pocket compasses, each marked with broad arrow, one by Stanley of Gt. Turnstile of London, No.4019, dated 1941, another by Ross of London, No.5579, each 8cm diameter, a Theodolite by Elliott Brothers, Strand, London (mis-stamped), Type 'SL 78949', 18cm long, and a small hand-held range finder by F Bakar of London, dated 1937, with broad arrow, No.2660 Mk II type, 13cm long. (4)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An early 20th century circa 1930s surveyor's theodolite / level by Elliott Bros London having a spirit level to the top, brass shaft raised on three thumb screws for correction. Comes in wooden case. Makers stamp to the side.

An early 20th century circa 1930s surveyor's theodolite / level by Stanley, Great Turnstile, Holborn, London. The level having a spirit level to the top, brass shaft raised on three thumb screws for correction. Comes in wooden case. Makers stamp to the side. Serial 119178

An early 20th century circa 1930s surveyor's theodolite / level by Hall Bros Croydon, London. The level having a spirit level to the top, brass shaft raised on three thumb screws for correction. Comes in wooden case. Makers stamp to the side. 

An early 20th century circa 1930s surveyor's theodolite / level by Troughton & Simms having a spirit level to the top, brass shaft raised on three thumb screws for correction. Makers stamp to the side.

An early 20th century circa 1950s surveyor's theodolite / level by MDS Ltd London having a spirit level to the top, brass shaft raised on three thumb screws for correction. Comes in wooden case. Makers stamp to the side.

A brass rectangular trinket box with hinged lift lid, & stamped with “WLK” monogram to the base, 5½” wide; together with a brass model theodolite (?), 5½” wide; & a composition bust “D. H. LAWRENCE 1885-1930”, 7¼” high.

A Victorian theodolite by Thomas Street and son Optical and Mathematical instrument makers London, having original case and tripod.

A brass bodied telescope with fitted stand and a similar brass cased theodolite

An engineers/surveyors transit theodolite, painted grey, 30 x 20cm.

A Stanley black theodolite, serial number 46430, serviced by Stanley in 1969, case.

Boxed Stanley brass theodolite and stand and a Davis & Son of London and Derby brass measure (cased)

A Late 19th/Early 20th Century Cased Brass Theodolite by Stanley, Great Turnstile, Holborne, No.95222

Kern theodolite and tripod, together with three step ladders, a pick axe, a 4m measure, and a box of iron shoe lasts and flat irons

A 19th century lacquered brass surveying telescope, possibly from a theodolite, rack and pinion adjustment, 39.5cm long, mahogany case

WWII theodolite box and a wooden ammunition box. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

Theodolite by Cooke, Troughton & Simms, No 38007, in black lacquer, with accessories, in original box.

EARLY 20TH CENTURY THEODOLITE BY E.R WATTS & SON No. 15546, black lacquered body, 38cm high, contained in a fitted case

A theodolite, Troughton & Simms, London, thought to be 1903, height 108cm

A ships brass bulk head barometer and theodolite

A selection of surveyors tools, to include optical level and theodolite stand.

A 19th century lacquered brass surveying telescope, possibly from a theodolite, rack and pinion adjustment, 39.5cm long, mahogany case

Brass theodolite, 26cm high