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A Victorian brass theodolite, made by Secretan of Paris, in a fitted wooden dovetailed box, with tapering handle, h. 15 cm

Early 1900's Cooke, Troughton Simms theodolite - boxed and book on steam engines

A cased 19th century mining theodolite stamped to side G W Strawson, London, set in a hinged timber case, 53 cm long approx together with a further cased brass theodolite table, the mahogany case with paper label to interior reading Bought of Joseph Casartelli, also stamped J Casartelli, Manchester

A CARL ZEISS THEODOLITE, A WILD HEERBRUGG THEODOLITE AND TWO PAIRS OF SIGHTING POLE MOUNTS.

A GOOD STANLEY, HOLBORN, LONDON THEODOLITE IN ORIGINAL BOX WITH TRIPOD STAND, TWO FURTHER TRIPODS, A RABONE STEEL MEASURE AND TWO FURTHER INSTRUMENTS.

A theodolite GKO Kern AARAU, Swiss made, 209235, Bakelite case.

An early 20th century German patinated brass theodolite, Neuhofer & SonThe fitted wooden box with upper carry handle, enclosing black painted and brass instrument, stamped to interior of box 9617, and with makers paper label, box 34cm high

A Cooke V22 optical theodolite, cased

Two pieces of vintage surveyors equipment - a tiling level by Hilger & Watts, plus a theodolite by E.R. Watts.  Both cased with brass bodies

A 20th Century Wild Heerbrugg Mk10 61496 Industrial Theodolite, 'Buhler in original tin holder. 6334' to the inner case, made in Switzerland. L19cm

A VICTORIAN BRASS AND LACQUERED THEODOLITE by C.W. Dixey, New Bond St., London, with silvered vernier scale to edge of platform, two spirit levels, the sighting tube with cross wires mounted on an arc with silvered scale and rack and pinion adjustment, base 5" diameter, in original fitted case retailed by J & W.E. Archbutt, Lambeth

A leather cased military theodolite, no.B5495 and one other (2).

Elliott Brothers, 56 The Strand, London, lacquered brass theodolite

Watts late 20th Century grey painted theodolite and a Hilger and Watts similar level

Brass and patinated metal theodolite by Stanley of London, 36cm high Condition: No obvious cosmetic damage or faults, however the piece could do with a clean, please see extra images, would advise viewing in person - **General condition consistent with age

Watkins of London theodolite in mahogany case with retailer's label for Hutchison & Sons of Edinburgh. CONDITION REPORT: Incomplete. No sighting tube.

EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY THEODOLITE BY HILGER & WATTS LTDnumbered 108066, with spirit level and three adjustment screw base, green lacquered finish, 36cm high, in orignal fitted case

A Watts St 156 Theodolite complete with sliding leg tripod, others similar; etc (7)

A vintage Theodolite

A mahogany cased theodolite, J Halden and Co., Manchester and London

Troughton & Simms, brass theodolite, original teak case and leather outer casing.

A late 19th/early 20th century Stanley theodolite with silvered scale, upper level, and circular brass base, inscribed "Stanley, London 104293", height 36cm. CONDITION REPORT: There are a few spots on the lens. There is no case.

A vintage patent surveyors theodolite by Stanleys of London, no 20429, with fitted wood box, 34cm high (with repaired label for 1930's) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 188 - optics appear clear, spirit level undamaged, metal work slightly tarnished but otherwise good condition, wooden box heavily scratched.

A vintage surveyors theodolite by Troughton & Simms London, with accessories in fitted wood box, and outer leather case, 18cm high x 38cm long (with repaired label for 1930's) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 187 - The spirit glasses are undamaged, optics are clear

A Topcon theodolite TL20, serial number 2305952,cased

A mahogany cased theodolite, J Halden and Co., Manchester and London

A 19th century brass theodolite, with silvered dial compass, in mahogany case labelled 'W F Stanley', instrument 46cm long all glass fine

A WWI military theodolite, 1915, by E. R. Watts & Son, No. 317, in original fitted mahogany case with leather shoulder strap

A vintage theodolite by Cooke Troughton & Simms Ltd in metal carry case.

A boxed theodolite, with tripod stand extending measuring guide and five metal measuring posts

A mahogany cased theodolite, J Halden and Co., Manchester and London

Vickers Instruments England Cooke V22 theodolite in a fitted case

A circa 1900 mahogany cased surveyors theodolite, stamped Troughton & Simms, London, further stamped to the arm 'Borough of Gateshead'

MINING DIAL / THEODOLITE - a J Casartelli & Sons, Manchester Patent Mining Dial no.722 and matching telescope (telescope boxed) and adjustable folding wooden tripod (all marked 722). One of the spirit levels on the dial is broken. A fine and rarely seen complete example.

Carl Zeiss Surveyors level theodolite N102s, cased.

A Troughton and Simms brass theodolite and tripod.

A early 20th century Stanley and Co., London, brass theodolite and stand, serial number 11617,cased.

An early 19th Century brass compass by W C Cox Devonport with theodolite attachment in a fitted mahogany case, height 23cm

A Czech artillery gun layers theodolite in a khaki green painted case.

A Stanley of London small brass theodolite no.43042 and a Watts of London larger example with inscription "ID24", a three draw brass and wood telescope, length 81cm when extended, plus a Spy print of a gentleman "A Practical Patriot" from Vanity Fair, May 8 1880, and a Quip print of a gentleman "ED" from Vanity Fair supplement, both framed and glazed (5).

A Carl Zeiss theodolite, cased

A Cooke Troughton & Simms Ltd Theodolite

A CARL ZEISS "THEO 020" OPTICAL THEODOLITE, no. 237310, boxed. 30cm

A COOKE, TROUGHTON & SIMMS LTD BRASS THEODOLITE, no. V014731, boxed. 29cm

A STANLEY SURVEYING THEODOLITE, no. 101206, boxed; together with A TRIPOD. Theodolite 39cm

An Architects oak and metal pivoted drawing easel, 116cm W, with a Stanley of London lacquered brass theodolite, in mahogany case

Watts Theodolite, in fitted wooden case, also a prismatic compass

A brass theodolite by Troughton & Sims, London:, 11 inch sighting tube with circular dial inset silvered calibration ring, magnifier and vernier arm, raised on a brass frame with spirit bubble, magnifier and fine adjust, together with accessories in a fitted mahogany case, calibration label dated April 1937.

Leica theodolite

A mid 20th century Hilger & Watts Ltd M.O. pilot balloon theodolite, mark IV, the fitted box opening to reveal theodolite, plumb line, adjusting spanner and four filters. Two red, one yellow and one green together with a folding tripod and a sliding scale by Cooke Troughton & Simms Ltd London. Est £80-120

An eagle brass theodolite by Stanley of London, no. 29138, 17" long

An early-mid 20th Century theodolite, hardwood cased

A brass theodolite, No. 14023 O.S.3910.S.A. Height 25 cm.

Theodolite by Carl Zeiss Jena, no. 45302, in original case

A large lacquered and patinated brass theodolite by Troughton & Simms, London, early 20th century, in fitted teak case with accessories, various repair/adjustment labels applied to lid.

A half circle, four screw theodolite by Troughton & Sons, in fitted mahogany case, originally from Dr George Frederick Deacon, 19th century water engineer, with associated history

A full circle brass and lacquer three screw theodolite by William Cary of London, in fitted case - originally the property of Sir Alexander Binnie, Water Works Engineers, with associated history

An early to mid 20th century cased theodolite, by Stanley of London together with a small cased level, associated wood tripod and a wood spirit level by John Rabone

COOKE, TROUGHTON & SIMMS THEODOLITE together with original wooden case, stand and surveyors adjustable measure

A 19th century brass theodolite and tripod in fitted case by makers S. P. Cohen, Glasgow. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Telescope object lens good. Eye piece lens lacking.