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An early to mid 20th century Carl Zeiss Jena Optical Micrometer Theodolite Theo 010 numbered 223330 in original case. Measures 38cm wide.

Theodolite sighting scope in brass.

Theodolite unit in black enamelled metal, by Stanley. In case.

A Thomas Cooke brass theodolite no. 606, with teak box.

A vintage theodolite by Troughton & Simms - London, 31cm high x 42cm wide

An 1830-50 Brass Miners Dial/Theodolite, the 12cms diameter silvered compass dial engraved "Will. Wilton, St. Day, Cornwall, cased, with accessories and associated wooden tripod stand. (2)

A Late XIX Century Brass Theodolite, engraved "Stanley Gt. Turnstyle, Holborn, London 380" to the body, in fitted mahogany case, stitched leather strap and tripod stand. (2)

A WWII Minneapolis-Honeywell Electrical Signal Corps Theodolite, PH-BF-33 with cine camera #80 Cuq17530 - Phila - 42, one lens marked G.P. Goerz Am. Opt. Co, New York E.F. 304mm F:5,763158.

A Mid XX Century Theodolite with Tripod, marked to RAF Squadron.

A CASED WATTS THEODOLITE AND TRIPOD

A CASED HILGER & WATTS THEODOLITE, together with tripod

A CASED HILGER & WATTS LTD THEODOLITE, together with four measuring levels

Surveyors theodolite by Watts

19th century P White, Glasgow theodolite, brass on black metal with silvered dials, in stained wood carrying case

Stanley Canadian pattern vernier theodolite, No.28047 (stand missing)

A brass theodolite by Stanley of London.

An A H Hall & Brother theodolite, green painted brass, inscribed A H Hall & Brothers, London N1 number 57888 and supplied by Hall Harding Ltd, Westminster, contained within an aluminium case, 25cm long, Circa 1950s/60s

Cased Avo meter by The Automatic Coil Winder and Electrical Equipment Co. and cased W.H. Harling (London) No. 15218 surveyors theodolite. Condition report: see terms and conditions

Theodolite, made by Carl Zeiss Jena together with two microscopes all in wooden boxes (3)

A good 20th century Industrial Theodolite complete in the original case and raised on a good large wooden folding tripod stand

THEODOLITE

A collection of scientific instruments, including: an early 19th century Culpepper type lacquered brass microscope by W & J Gilbert, London, in a mahogany case and with a base drawer fitted with lenses and slides, a rare 18th century gilt metal and ivory girdle spinning wheel, a Victorian brass microscope by Newton & Co., a Wye type telescope / theodolite measuring instrument with spirit level on an open frame base, a cased brass circular protractor by Davis & Son, Derby, an early 19th century brass travelling theodolite inscribed 'Robinson 38 Devonshire Street, Portland Place, LONDON', a Newton & Co. microscope case and a metronome, 60.4cm high (max). (8) Provenance: The collection of Seward Kennedy.

A cased Troughton & Simms, London theodolite

A Stanley theodolite, mid-20th century, grey painted brass with mahogany fitted case and wooden folding tripod stand, 34cm.

A boxed theodolite by A G Thornton, Manchester, c1930s

Dated 1916. A British military brass gunsight telescope, mounted on an earlier date (Victorian?) heavy-duty theodolite or similar instrument tripod head; the mount capable of elevation and traverse and the sight provided with power (zoom) and focus rings and spring-loaded eyepiece; marked 'W. Watson & Sons Ltd. London 1916' and 'V.P. 3-9'. 8.8 kg, 59cm (23 1/4"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired 1970s. Fine condition. [No Reserve]

A brass theodolite by E.R. Watts & Son, London, No. 21301, in a fitted mahogany case, together with a brass monocular microscope, in a mahogany case (2)

Brass Surveyor's Theodolite By WS Jones London. The brass and gilt brass level has a rotating circular base with thumbscrew adjustment. Engraved W & S Jones London. Supported on its axis by two A frames. The radius is engraved with a scale and the the base has a bubble level attached. W & S Jones were amongst the most successful 19th Century scientific instrument makers in London. Height around 12"

A 1950s cased Hilger and Watts Ltd theodolite, no.99914.

A Stanley brass mounted theodolite,c. 1909, original teak case, case length 11"

EARLY 20th CENTURY THEODOLITE by E. R. Watts & Son, London, numbered 18672, in fitted wooden box

Troughton & Simms of London brass theodolite in fitted case with accessories. CONDITION REPORT: Optics are not perfect some black spottingBox is 37cm x 29cm x 18cm

T Cooke & Sons Ltd of London & New York brass theodolite No. 14208 in fitted leather bound case with accessories with matching numbered tripod. CONDITION REPORT: Optics seem to have fungal growthFocusing wheel worksBubbles are in tact

A brass theodolite

A cased Ikon NT2 theodolite.

A Heavy Brass Engineer's Theodolite, 20th Century, together with an adjustable tripod telescope (2).

A cased theodolite

A lacquered brass theodolite by Stanley, London . No 92115:, the sighting tube with spirit level above, 7 inch brass and silvered calibration ring over a silvered compass signed as per title, brass adjustment screws, on a four screw support, together with accessories in a fitted case, 37cm high. .

A TROUGHTON & SIMMS THEODOLITE, in fitted wooden box, another Hilger & Watts cased, a Robone level and a ruler (4)

Theodolite on tripod

*Clinometer. A WWII Watkin Clinometer by Pitkin London, lacquered brass stamped with war department arrow, no. 679 1944, in mahogany box stamped 'Pitkin London No. 679 1944', together with another clinometer field Mk VI by E.R. Watts & Son London, dated 1929, plus a theodolite by E.R. Watts & Sons Ltd, London, brass casing stamped 'War Finish No. 30667', 'Serial No. M1405/43/Mk IV' (3)

A Hilger & Watts theodolite no.103130 in fitted wood box

A Carl Zeiss theodolite, grey painted, with lighting facility and in fitted oak box

A cased Vickers Instruments theodolite, model Cooke V22, number V.221142, and a set of brass balance scales (badly af) (2).

A large stick Barometer, by Gallenkamp & Co. Ltd., London,circa 1900, No. 983,Suspended, with gimbal base, scale temperature column above rack adjustment thermometer and mercury chamber below, mounted on mahogany backboard 40" high; and a Theodolite head mount in fitted case (incomplete.) (2)

A brass theodolite by Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd, London and York, No. 18709, the telescope with adjustable eyepiece, the 11.5cm vertical circle with silvered scale, twin verniers and magnifiers, supported by an 'A' frame on a horizontal circle with silvered scale and adjustable feet, height approx 29.5cm.

WW2 theodolite stand, MKII-New Zealand

AN "ELLIS OF LONDON" SURVEYING THEODOLITE, 31cm

VINTAGE CASE , TWO TENNIS RACKETS, PARASOL,WALKING CANE AND A THEODOLITE TRIPOD STAND

A circa 1900 brass cased theodolite by Stanley of London, numbered 41092; together with a lacquered brass monocular microscope by W J Salmon, 100 Fenchurch St, London (2)

KERN THEODOLITE. Kern model K1-RA theodolite no162286

Vickers theodolite in an oak fitted case

Cooke Troughton & Simms Theodolite with wooden case and accessories

An A.G Thornton Limited Manchester theodolite, no 691, a tripod and measure

Theodolite, made by Cooke, Troughton and Simms

A Cooke Troughton & Sims Theodolite, brass, serial no. 38027

Surveying Equipment, a substantial quantity of instruments and graduated poles (a cage) **this cannot be posted it appears that all cases have instruments in them, Kern DM502, Kern GK1-A and a Watts theodolite with the Rank organisation logo but no obvious model number found

THEODOLITE. Cased Topcon theodolite

A 19th century brass surveyor's level/theodolite having adjustable dial and mounted spirit level and engraved for W & S Jones, London

19th Century Stanley London 11347 patent theodolite, height 16'