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A quantity of silver plated, white and yellow metal items to include a brass theodolite, brass scales, white metal figures etc

Collection of fruit and pen knives, French alarm clock in travel case, pocket theodolite, open face fob watch, silver fobs.

An alluminium cased surveyors theodolite by Cooke Thoughton & Simms Ltd York England patent number 242468 with associated key.

A cased surveyors theodolite by Hall Bros Croydon England and supplied by Hall Harding Ltd Westminster.

A RARE AND FINE DOUBLE THEODOLITE BY MATTHEW BERGE, LONDON, FORMERLY OWNED BY THOMAS, FIRST BARON DUNDAS, GOVERNOR OF THE FORTH AND CLYDE CANAL COMPANY AND PROMOTOR OF WILLIAM SYMINGTON'S STEAM BOAT TRIALS, CIRCA 1805, constructed in lacquered brass with silvered scales, signed and inscribed on the main plate M. Berge, London / Lord Dundas, bubble levels, compass with jewelled pivot, telescope with blanking nut, lower telescope mounted on separate axis, secondary base with screw levelling and threaded removable tripod feet, contained within original fitted shaped wooden box of issue with two telescope tubes, adjusting instrument and key -- 14½ x 11½ x 8¼in. (37 x 29x 21cm.), Thomas, Lord Dundas (1741-1820) the educated and well-connected "nabob of the north" was a hugely significant figure in Scottish and Northern English politics and culture almost until the day he died. As a friend of the Prince of Wales, Lord Dundas enjoyed an active social life, being a member of Brooks's Club, the United Service Club, the Society of Dilettanti and the Society of Antiquaries. From 1793 to 1813 he was the effective commander of the Yorkshire militia, and was Lord Lieutenant and Vice-Admiral of Orkney and Shetland between 1794 and 1820. An enthusiastic agricultural improver, he spent his income from rents on draining and enclosing land, experimenting with new crops and breeds and building water- or horse-powered threshing mills. As governor of the Forth and Clyde Navigation Company (1786-1816), he presided over the canal's completion and the creation of Grangemouth and Port Dundas. He also persuaded the company to test the first practical steam-tug, the Charlotte Dundas - named for a daughter. Despite its early promise, concerns over bank erosion were not addressed and the project foundered. Matthew Berge succeeded Jesse Ramsden in 1800 and for a time signed his instruments "Berge, Late Ramsden". This example has a more flamboyant signature now obscured by a plate securing knob and had to be re-signed underneath, but was probably used by Dundas until he stepped down as Governor of the Canal in 1813. 

A THEODOLITE BY GILKERSON & CO. LONDON CIRCA 1820, signed on the bed-plate as per title, 2¾in. silvered compass dial, bubble level, rack-and-pinion arc adjustment, 1in. telescope with bubble level, contained within original fitted box of issue -- 6 x 12in. (15 x 30.5cm.) overall,

A 18TH-CENTURY THEODOLITE BY GEORGE ADAMS, LONDON, the 8½in. telescope with bubble under, mounted on silvered arc with rack-and-pinion adjustment, 2½in. silvered compass, secondary levelling tube, signed near edge G. Adams London mounted on two stage platform with threaded adjustment, now on later ebonised base -- 11in. (28cm.) high

AN EARLY 19TH-CENTURY THEODOLITE BY W.S. JONES, LONDON, signed on the silvered dial as per title and inscribed 30 Holborn, London, constructed in lacquered brass, with telescope and levelling tube mounted over horseshoe arc, 9½in. (24cm.) high; together with a lacquered brass telescope sight and bubble by the same makers., (2)

THEODOLITE WITH FOLDING STAND

Scientific Instruments - a brass cased Theodolite

ALEX MABON & SONS GLASGOW THEODOLITE ON STAND along with a Stanley London theodolite, Reid & Young Glasgow velocity meter and a large slide rule

A hydrographic surveyor's Actif HD-2 Hydro-Dista with accessories in aluminium case to/w a Wild DI10 Distomat theodolite measuring head, in vinyl case (2)

A Wild T2 Universal Theodolite in domed metal case and outer orange plastic visibility shell-case

Mahogany cased theodolite A.G. Thornton, Manchester, tripod and extending rule

Early 20th century Mahogany Boxed Watts & Son Theodolite dated 1926

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

A J.Halden theodolite with tripod and measure

A brass surveyors theodolite integral compass with bubble levels, by Stanley of London. H. 35CM

A late 19th century lacquered brass circular compass inscribed "John Davis & Son, Derby Ltd", no.4225", formerly from a theodolite, diameter 13.5cm.

A late 19th century lacquered and brass theodolite by Troughton & Simms, London, length of lens 26.5cm, with associated period case. CONDITION REPORT: General surface scratches and wear. No accessories in the case. Case hinge broken. Working but very dirty and marks on lens.

A mid 20th century Watts theodolite, a similar Tavistock example and two Kern levels; GK0 and GK1 (4). CONDITION REPORT: No boxes or carry cases with this lot.

A late 19th century brass compass inscribed "Gargory, 41 Bull St Birmingham", with brass cover, formerly from a theodolite, diameter approx 14cm (glass af).

A late 19th century brass theodolite by J. Smith, Royal Exchange London, in associated mahogany case, length of lens 20cm. CONDITION REPORT: Working well.

A late 19th century brass compass inscribed "J. Gargory, Fecit, 5 Bull St. Birmn", with delineated cover, twin hinged side bracket arms and formerly mounted on a theodolite, diameter 13.5cm.

A late 19th century lacquered circular compass inscribed "Watkins, London", formerly from a theodolite, diameter 15.5cm.

A late 19th century black lacquered Stanley patent theodolite, no.20465, length of lens 26.5cm, with associated period case.

A late 19th century brass theodolite by Heath & Wing of London, in associated fitted mahogany case, length of lens 20.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Working well. Later cross hatches on lenses.

A c.1900 mahogany boxed surveyors level inscribed "Swaisland, London", bearing remnants of label to underside of lid, and a Philips' handy theodolite in case (2).

A late 19th century unnamed circular brass compass in associated box, with loose protective cover and twin side arms, formerly from a theodolite, diameter 13cm.

A 19th century mahogany cased black lacquered theodolite by John Dancer of Manchester, length of scope 31cm.

A large lacquered theodolite by Troughton & Simms, London, with modern base, spare brass platform, and associated mahogany case, length of lens 37cm. CONDITION REPORT: 18cm - vertical circle. 20cm - horizontal circle. One lens replaced. No accessories. General surface wear. Appears to be OK.

A late 19th century brass and black lacquered theodolite by Stanley, London, with modern circular stand and associated period mahogany case, length of lens 24.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Working well.

Early 20th Century Stanley patent lacquered and patinated brass transit theodolite, pat. no 23009, with triform base, twin verier scales and X and Y spirit levels, 34cm, with original labelled mahogany box and canvas cover. CONDITION REPORT: No compass. Telescope works, showing inverted image, some grime to lenses.

An early 19th century brass theodolite, by W & S Jones, 30 Holborn, London, stamped, 23cm high, retailed by John Cail, Mathematical & Philosophical Instrument Maker, Optician & c., Newcastle Upon Tyne, mahogany case with trade label

A Collection of Surveying Curios to Include Brass Theodolite, Cased Sitesquare and Cowley Level Together with Two Spirit Levels.

An early 20th century brass surveyors theodolite, marked 'Stanley London Patent', with mounted spirit level and ring knurled adjusters leveling screws, h. 37.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: No rectangular compass. No case

A THEODOLITE STAND

EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY THEODOLITE BY STANLEY, LONDON the base stamped "The Eltham Stanley, London", numbered 5237, with spirit level and three adjustment screw base, black lacquered finish, 33cm high, 27cm long

An early 20th Century brass theodolite, with two spirit levels and tripod mount, in fitted case.

An early 20th Century lacquered brass theodolite, by "Troughton & Simms Ltd", London, fitted single spirit level, inscribed with broad arrow mark and "No. 713"; together with an early 20th Century brass theodolite, by "M.D.S, London", mounted to oak plinth. (2)

A cased brass A.G. Thornton, Manchester, theodolite, with wooden tripod stand (2)

A theodolite, together with another, and a spectrometer

AN ENGLISH BRASS TRANSIT THEODOLITE BY NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LATE 19TH C the telescope with bubble level and rack and pinion focusing, vertical circles calibrated in degrees with twin verniers on trunions and rotating table with X & Y levels, silvered compass signed Negretti & Zambra London 479, twin fine vernier scales, on adjustable threaded feet and staff head mount, with several accessories in fitted mahogany box, 32cm w ++Box with minor old surface scratches, the instrument retaining most of the original lacquer, the lacquer spotted and discoloured, unrestored

E R WATTS & SON, LONDON, LACQUERED BRASS AND BLACK JAPANNED THEODOLITE DATED 1903, formed in two parts each with SEPARATE FITTED MAHOGANY TRANSPORTATION BOX, the upper portion with sighting telescope, the top revolving in vertical plane with 360° scale, the bottom in horizontal plane with 360° scale and having spirit level on tri-form base with screw thread levels, 15 1/2" (39.5cm) high overall when assembled, the case to receive bottom section fitted to hold THREE EXTRA LENSES, BRASS PLUMB BOB and TRIPOD FITTING

A 19th century brass theodolite 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.

A W&C French Ltd No.2 microptic theodolite, boxed

Engineering Electrical Instruments , including a George & Griffin Post office resistance box, an Eversheds Resistance box , a J&W.E Archbutts theodolite a Microptic Auto Collimator, and others all in their original wooden boxes.

A brass surveyor's theodolite and protractor, mahogany case with paper label, All Saint's, Derby

An early 20th century brass Theodolite in original case with tripod stand.

A Leather Cased Antique Theodolite

A theodolite, by A Clarkson & Co Ltd, boxed

A T. Cooke & Son of London theodolite in original case, no. 5697 1896.

SILVERLINE THEODOLITE

A theodolite tripod. Late 19th/early 20th Century

A Cooke Troughton & Simms Theodolite, serial no. 38027, cleaned and polished brass, 34cm in height

A vintage mid century theodolite being cased by Hilger & Watts Lts London No 70622 mounted on gimbal stand

A vintage mid century leather cased theodolite by ER Watts of London No 49336 mounted on pivot stand

Two microscopes (of different sizes), a theodolite, a refractometer and one other item, all in mahogany cases

Surveying theodolite, by Wild Heerbrugg, in original case

Brass surveying theodolite, by F. Koristka, Milano (no. 44193), in original box