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E R Watts & Son, London, a bronze theodolite, numbered 51659, finished black with levelling bubble and spirit level, in leather case with original metal and wood tripod.

A Teak Cased Brass Mounted Transit Theodolite Circa 1900.

German laser theodolite

E.R. Watts & Sons, an ebonised brass theodolite, mid-20th century, with accessories in a fitted mahogany case.

C19th Brass Theodolite

Vintage W.F. Stanley & Co military field theodolite, grey finish with nickel plated mounts, stamped W.F.S. B 877 43123 and with broad arrow, cased Condition:

Scientific Instrument, a Cooke, Troughton and Simms Ltd brass theodolite number 62839 (gd)

A brass Theodolite with stand fitting, in original mahogany case, condition glass level broken and general usage marks, hinges off to case, otherwise generally good

A WWII surveying Theodolite/scope Tripod.

A brass theodolite by Troughton & Sons., the telescope with rack and pinion focusing and 180% scale, having a swivel micrometre magnifier, the platform with compass and 360° silvered scale and set two spirit levels, the whole raised on a circular base, 33cm high

A boxed theodolite and tripod.

20th century Watts Transit Theodolite, green japanned body with chromed fittings, on swivel base in fitted metal carry case with leather strap, L28cm

An ER Watts & Son brass Theodolite of customary form, serial number 15041

A small cased Hilger and Wats surveyor's level with theodolite and telescopic measuring stick.

British WWI Theodolite Director No.2 as used for gun sighting artillery pieces, made: E.R. Watts & Son of London No.119, 1910. A rare and very uncommon Theodolite, brass construction with almost perfect optics. Comes with tripod and original box.

Scientific Instruments - a barograph; a Velometer, cased; a part theodolite (3)

Nikon NT-5A theodolite CONDITION REPORT: This item is sold as per the picture.

19th Century Theodolite by W..S. jones, London (length 22cm approx).

Three early to mid 20th Century surveyor's brass-mounted wooden stands for a theodolite, level or similar, the largest 146cm high (3) Condition:

A 19th century Elliot Brothers theodolite, with etched silvered dial engraved 30 Strand London, in a mahogany boxCondition Report: Optics are clear and the spirit levels are intact. There does not appear to be any damage

A STANLEY OXIDISED BRASS THEODOLITE, WITH 8" TELESCOPE, BUBBLE LEVEL AND VERNIERS, 41CM H, EARLY 20TH C

A Hilger & Watts enamelled transit theodolite, No 141677A, cased with a tripod, and a further Hilger & Watts theodolite, Estelle 110-3/152120, cased with tripod, a three section wooden folding and brass level with plumb line, and a Stanley & Co Allbrit three section surveyor's level.

A Japanese microscope XSB-03, serial number 760505, pine cased, together with a Stanley green metal cased theodolite, leather cased. (2)

A reproduction brass theodolite compass, stamped Stanley, London.

An early 20th century black lacquered surveying theodolite, by A.G. Thornton, 109 Deansgate, Manchester, 32cm long telescope, 16.5cm high overall, cased en suite, labels to interior, including Repaired & Adjusted by J. Halden & Co Ltd., Rowlsey Works, Reddish, Stockport, No. 86880 and dated 20/3/63

A miscellaneous lot, including a late 19th/early 20th Century cased theodolite by W.F.Stanley, a Japanese papier mache twin-handled octagonal box, a mid 20th Century carved wooden stylised bust of an African woman in profile, 38.5 cm high, an early 20th Century painted wooden book slide, and a silver plated twin lion handled basket with pierced decoration

A Stanley & Co London Oxidized Brass Surveyors Level Theodolite. Contained within the original box.Note: Stanley & Co were renowned scientific instrument makers. 

THEODOLITE ON STAND & MEASURE

British WWI Theodolite Director No.2 as used for gun sighting artillery pieces, made: E.R. Watts & Son of London No.119, 1910. A rare and very uncommon Theodolite, brass construction with almost perfect optics. Comes with tripod and original box.

Heyde small scale S. A. Andree's Arctic Balloon Expedition, 1897 EXTREMELY RARE Arctic Survey Dirigible Balloon with friction steering ropes, two baskets, one crewman, propeller, suspension pulley and Swedish flag (Condition Good-Fair, one dent in end of gas bag) with No.2 size Arctic Exploration Team, man hauled sled with three supplies, tent, ice floe, polar bear, surveyors with theodolite and five other personnel (Condition Good-Fair) 1899 (18)

A Theodolite

E.R Watts and Son, Theodolite, Number 15749, circa 1950, in worn leather case

VINTAGE 'VICKERS INSTRUMENTS' THEODOLITE model Cooke 333, marked 'Leitch & Sharpe Consulting Engineers, 55 Bath Street, Glasgow', with green aluminium case and leather carrying strap

THEODOLITE ON STAND + LEVEL

Tunneling interest: a laser tube and starter box (No.106) from USA RCA, a lens from Paris, and a tube mount and adjustable theodolite style base made by a London instrument maker. This was the first ever laser to guide the drum digger tunneling shield in 1964, for the Victoria Line running tunnel, starting under Green Park towards Victoria

An early 20th century black lacquered surveying theodolite, by A.G. Thornton, 109 Deansgate, Manchester, 32cm long telescope, 16.5cm high overall, cased en suite, labels to interior, including Repaired & Adjusted by J. Halden & Co Ltd., Rowlsey Works, Reddish, Stockport, No. 86880 and dated 20/3/63

S and L theodolite on stand

An Antique theodolite by Archbutt of Lambeth

Early 20th century mahogany cased theodolite, Stanley, Holborn - London, 28296, of grey and lacquered brass finish with tripod mount and three screw adjustments to a glazed compass and fitted with a telescopic tube with left, right and fore/aft levels in a mahogany fitted case with corresponding label of issue, width 44cms, and a further large tripod signed A G Thornton Ltd - Manchester 

Hilger & Watts enamelled transit theodolite, mahogany case

A very good 19th Century brass Theodolite, by T. Cooke & Sons Ltd., London & York, No. 12785, in original leather bound mahogany case, with wooden tripod stand, and original brass bound extending Measure. (3)

CASED BRASS THEODOLITE - J H STEWARD a high quality brass theodolite with three levels mounted on the top, with a brass base and in a fitted wooden case. Marked, J H Steward, 406 Strand, London. 30cms long, 19cms high

A pre-WWII Second World War military navigational aid - believed to be a theodolite - in a wooden transportation box marked 'Repaired and Adjusted - W. F. Stanley, 1938 '. Makers marks to the central compass for Troughton & Simms Ltd. With additional parts and accessories - including lenses and eye pieces. Box measures 33cm x 17cm x29 cm.

A cased theodolite, with teak and brass mounted tripod base, 37cm long

An original brass theodolite having integral spirit level in mahogany case complete with full size fitted wooden tripod stand.

A 19th century brass transit theodolite by T Cook & Sons Ltd, London and York, No.6078, in fitted case (lacking lid)

A Carl Zeiss Jena theodolite, No. NI030242347, in fitted iron bound box with trade label to lid

A mid-20th century Stanley lacquered theodolite, stamped Stanley London Trademark Made in England 57592, in fitted mahogany box

Pentax AL220 theodolite with metal tripod and surveyors measure

A RARE UNIVERSAL THEODOLITE BY PISTOR & MARTINS, BERLIN, CIRCA 1860 constructed in lacquered brass, the 8½in. main sighting telescope with rack-and-pinion focussing, mounted on an axis to circular silvered scale inset to plate signed as per title and numbered 1202, telescopic vernier readers with micrometer adjustment, bubble levels (one detachable), mounted on central pillar to protractor plate and three adjustable feet -- 11in. (28cm.) high: together with a brass case containing two alternate eyepieces, a plummet bob and spring stabliser

A MOUNTAINEERING THEODOLITE BY JOS & JAN FRIC, PRAGUE, CIRCA 1890 constructed in lacquered and oxidised brass, the 9in. main tube with bubble levels, rack-and-pinion fine focus, quadrant with vernier, signed on the platform as per title and numbered 418 , mounted on adjustable tri-form base and contained within original box of issue with maker's label and bob plumb -- 10½in. (27cm.) wide

A FINE MINING THEODOLITE BY JOS & JAN FRIC, PRAGUE, CIRCA 1895 constructed in oxidised and lacquered brass with vulcanised rubber adjusted thumbscrews, the 8½in. main tube with bubble level quadrant mounted to A-frame on rectangular compass platform, signed as per title and numbered 928 , adjustable tri-form stand, contained in original fitted box with maker's labels -- 14 x 12in. (34 x 30.5cm.)

AN EXPEDITION THEODOLITE BY W. S. JONES, LONDON, CIRCA 1800 constructed in lacquered brass, the 6in. main tube with bubble level, mounted with A-frames to compass platform signed as per title and with elevation arc, with thumb-screw adjustment, mounted on attractive tri-form stand with bubble, adjustable pin feet and threaded plummet -- 8in. (20cm) high (overall); contained in later box

A FINE THEODOLITE BY HILDEBRAND & SCHRAMM, FREIBERG, CIRCA 1880 constructed in lacquered and oxidised brass, the 10in. main tube with rack-and-pinion fine focus and top sights secured to circular protractor with opposing vernier scales on a pillar with fine longitude adjustment, rotating base plate with calibrated edge, bubble level and compass signed as per title and numbered '1558', adjustable triform foot with quick-release to wooden slide, contained within original case and complete with tripod stand -- 18 x 10½in. (46 x 26.5cm.)

A FINE THEODOLITE BY TROUGHTON & SIMMS, LONDON, CIRCA 1875 constructed in oxidised brass with lacquered brass fittings, the 10in. main tube with socket eyepiece, bubble level and rack-and-pinion adjustment, quadrant mounted to A-frame, compass platform with verniers, signed as per title to centre and with adjustable tri-form base -- 12in. (30.5cm.) high; together with an alternative eyepiece in later brass tube

A THEODOLITE BY G. GERLACH, WARSAW, CIRCA 1900 constructed in ebonised and lacquered brass, 7¼in. main tube, bubble level mounted circular protractor with verniers to A-frame stand to compass platform signed as per title and numbered 834 , on adjustable tri-form base, 12in. (35.5cm.) high; together with level by ?retailer's plaque for Hermann Eichler Aussig -- 7½in. (19cm.) (2)

A boxed Russian military Theodolite

Two shuttles; together with coins and a theodolite

A VERY RARE GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL GERMAN MILITARY ARTILLERY FORCES HEUER "BUND" STERNZEIT REGULIERT FLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH WRIST WATCHCIRCA 1970, REF. 1551 SGSZ Movement: 17J, manual wind, Valjoux cal. 230.Case: Diameter approx. 43mm, "clamshell"  type case, numbered 38xx, issue markings BUNDESWEHR 6645-12-148-2298, 60 minute rotating bezel. Strap: Leather BUND style. In German “Sternzeit Reguliert” means "regulated to sidereal time" - a method of telling time based on the earth’s rotation relative to the stars. Sidereal time was used by German artillery forces together with theodolite positions to accurately orientate artillery during launching. CONDITION REPORTDial: Original dial in excellent condition, showing some very small signs of age.Movement: Working at present.Case: In excellent condition, with some small scratches due to use.Strap/Bracelet: In excellent condition.

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