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Surveyors theodolite with tripod and poles

A Cased French ''Som'' Theodolite, another Theolite by Hilger & Watts, a two drawer telescope, ''Hawk 18 x'' by BC &Co limited, a small wooden case compass, etc

Scientific Instrument - cased theodolite, numbered 29266 by W.F Stanley & Co of Holborn (label to the inside of the lid numbered to correspond with incised number to the side of the theodolite). Other items in the lot to include a mahogany box, other early 20th century diamond inlaid boxes, writing slope (partial) small bag watch repair tools, mainly modern. (qty)

A brass Theodolite. COLLECT ONLY

20th Century surveyors theodolite with tripod and levelling staff

Early Stanley theodolite with original case and easel

Early theodolite with original case

An early 20th century brass surveyor’s transit theodolite, engraved Cook, Troughton and Sims Ltd, York, England, 29cm. Condition - fair to good

A late 19th century Casella & Co., London, brass theodolite, numbered 7906, engraved with ‘fitted with Reeves’s patent tangent micrometer’, 31cm high. Condition - fair to good

A Kern Swiss miniature theodolite, painted green, in a carry case.

A W & L. E. Gurley survey theodolite. 50308.

A Surveyor's Theodolite By Stanley & A , greay, brass, in G but well-used condition, optics G, some light fungus present, in maker's case, together with a Cooke, Troughton, & Simms monocular compound microscope, black, body G-VG, with three objectives: one marked '4mm, N.A 0.65', one marked, '16mm N.A. 0.28', & the third marked 'Oil-Immersion N.A. 1.3' in maker's case,

A 'Burnac' steam engine, a set of drawing instruments and a theodolite

A lacquered brass surveyor's level by Dunn, Edinburgh and Glasgow, on tripod base; together with a later Watts theodolite and a quantity of draughtsman's rules, to include a Spirit Merchant's Rule by Farmer Condition Report:Available upon request

A contemporary Azimuth surveyors theodolite in flight case with collapsible tripod stand and two depth gauges    Condition Report:Available upon request

A brass surveyor's theodolite by Negretti & Zambra, no. 2222, housed in a mahogany travel case, with a substantial tripod base (matching serial number); together with a measuring stick Condition Report:Available upon request

A Stanley no 78, Record no 078, Rebate plates etc including Hilger Watts theodolite

A Hilger & Watts Ltd No.1 Microptic Theodolite, no.103987, complete with original accessories and fitted carry case

A compact vintage Theodolite, pat.no.22499/13 and tripod, both with leather cases.

E.W Watts Theodolite?, green lacqured brass, No 33996, bearing military arrow, to sliding base, cased,38cm long.

Troughton & Simms antique theodolite in original mahogany carry case box (37cm x 26cm x 20cm)- leather handle is missing

A mid-century Hilger & Watts theodolite, SL10-1/171450, cased.

A solid brass theodolite

An early 20th century theodolite, Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd, finished in grey, housed in carrying case

Duke Troughton & Simms Ltd surveying instruments (boxed) to include a theodolite to etc (group)

Thirteen map making Hilger & Watts London surveying equipment Micro-optic Theodolite circa 1940s all in metal boxes with leather straps.

A J. Casartelli & Son tripod theodolite stand with compass top.

A grey lacquered brass theodolite by Cooke, Troughton & Simnms, No. 41430, early to mid 20th century, marked with British military ordinance arrow. 

A WWII era theodolite stand. No. 17A Mk II New Zealand 1942.

A Hilger & Watts theodolite and tripod stand. Serial No.141732.

A Topcon AT-G7 theodolite in plastic carry case - sold with a metal tripod, nine ranging poles, levels and a 5m staff

A Cooke, Troughton & Simms, Tavistock theodolite with carrying case

A brass theodolite.

Two Stanley of London British Railways surveyors theodolites, both inscribed Chief Civil Engineer's Office Paddington, the lot to include The Eltham (no. 57691, approx 37cm tall), and a further theodolite (no. 57458), both housed within wooden cases.

A solid brass theodolite

SURVEYORS THEODOLITE, TRIPOD AND MEASURE, GRINDER AND CLAMP

19th century surveyor's tripod stand converted to a standard lamp, mahogany tripod legs, metal collar, previously used for mounting a theodolite, now with standard switched bayonet light fitting, 148.5cm high excluding bulb fitting.

A British military adjustable theodolite tripod, marked 'stand instrument No15', together with one other. (2)

A Hilger & Watts theodolite, SL106-6, No. 196049, in hard shell carry case with leather handle.

TROUGHTON & SIMMS; a 19th century brass theodolite, with silvered dial, three spirit levels, and telescope, in original box with accessories, with a modern stand, height 33.5cm.

A cased theodolite, with tripod; together with a Pentax AL-220 surveyor's sight (2)

19th century brass transit theodolite by Troughton & Simms, the sighting telescope with rack and pinion focusing, above an inset compass, upon four levelling feet and a rectangular wooden base, including base H35.5cm

A G Thorton ltd Manchester no 90 Theodolite.

Hilger and Watts St156-4 Theodolite in steel carry case.

HILGER & WATTS THEODOLITE IN METAL CASE / ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED IN SL0 9LG, REGRETFULLY WE DO NOT OFFER SHIPPING, BUYERS MUST COLLECT OR MAKE SUITABLE ARRANGMENTS - FOR FURTHER INFO PLEASE CHECK OUR IMPORTANT SALE INFO

W F Stanley cased theodolite with additional lenses and fitting, label to the inside of the door reads 'Made by W. F Stanley, Optical, Philosophical, and Mathematical Instrument Manufacturer' At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.

VINTAGE HILGER & WATTS SURVEYORS THEODOLITE & CASE

A collection of mid 20th century surveyor's tools, to include a Stanley theodolite, in a wooden case, with tripod, a Sitesquare, cased, a Cowley automatic level and measures

A 1930s theodolite by J. Halden and Co; to include tripod, carrying case and sighting pole.

A military theodolite, having two silvered semi-circular scales, the focusing lense with rack and pinion action, with three spirit levels, on a circular base and adjustable brass feet, with War Department mark by Cooke & Sons York, numbered 180, housed in a mahogany case, w.37, d.31, h.36cm.

Watts Microptic Theodolite No. 1 in case with instruction manual and tripod stand, together with two Cowley levels, and measuring rule.

Miscellaneous surveyor items, early 20th c and later, including a painted pine trunk, the front inscribed 'samples of government work', 31cm h; 52 x 35cm, a cased theodolite by E R Watts & Son, various surveyor's tripods, measuring equipment, etc

A THEODOLITE BY TROUGHTON AND SIMMS, LONDON cased, together with a First Aid metal box, a teacaddy and other boxes

Stanley, a brass and oxidised theodolite by Stanley London, no. 9975, in fitted case

A Watts theodolite.

A Rare Met Office Pilot Balloon Slide Rule, English, c.1940, marked 'JAMES FARROW LONDON' and marked at the top 'PILOT BALLOON SLIDE RULE MARK 1' and marked with a met office logo and number 820/41, constructed of polished mahogany with applied white celluloid scales with 3 brass slides in a later fitted case The Pilot Baalloon Slide Rule: originally used by the Meteorological Office to calculate the wind velocity from theodolite readings made with pilot-balloon observations.

A Stanley brass theodolite, patent 111347, damage to top level glass, 350mm tall x 260 wide

Hilger & Watts Ltd., 98 St. Pancras Way, London cased SL106-5 theodolite in green finish, serial no. 150454 and 20th century Chinese gong, D40cm

SOKKISHA TH20H THEODOLITE IN CASE, AND OTHER MEASURING EQUIPMENT with a Sokkia C330 automatic measurement, tripods and a measuring stick

A mid-20th century Cook, Troughton & Simm Ltd theodolite, No. 518148, within original fitted case.