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A theodolite tripod

A 20th century theodolite by Stanley, London:, numbered 60009, the black lacquered and crackle finish frame with sighting scope, and spirit level, silvered elevation scale with fine adjust on a rotating platform with silvered scale, magnifiers and bubble level, in a fitted mahogany case.

Nineteenth century brass theodolite, signed - J. Archbutt & Sons, 20 Bridge Road, Lambeth, in a fitted mahogany case

A lacquered and patinated brass transit theodolite, Stanley, London, early 20th century, The triform base with adjustable feet and threaded table for tripod fitting beneath rotating trunnion table with twin fine vernier scales calibrated to 10 second divisions visible through lozenge shaped apertures and with pivoted viewing lenses, the upper surface mounted with X and Y spirit levels and yoke to support the reversible telescope with rack and pinion adjustment, cross wire sights, further spirit level and incorporating vertical circle calibrated in degrees with twin verniers, the trunnion table engraved STANLEY LONDON, 20309, PATENT, 35.5cm (14ins) high; with original hardwood box with pasted trade label annotated with matching serial number and dated 20.12.26 over repair label dated 15/9/38 to inside of lid, the main compartment incorporating section fitted with accessories, 44.5cm (17.5ins) wide. The firm of W.F. Stanley and Co. was founded by William F. Stanley as specialising in drawing instruments in 1854. The firm expanded to become one of the largest suppliers of surveying instruments working from several addresses in London and continued in business (latterly as a subsidiary of Russell Instruments) until being wound-up1999.

A lacquered and patinated brass transit theodolite, Stanley, London, early 20th century, The triform base with adjustable feet and threaded table for tripod fitting beneath rotating trunnion table with twin fine vernier scales calibrated to 10 second divisions visible through glazed apertures and with pivoted viewing lenses, the upper surface mounted with X and Y spirit levels and yoke to support the reversible telescope with filter to eyepiece, screw focus adjustment, cross wire and incorporating vertical circle calibrated in degrees with twin verniers and further spirit level, the trunnion table engraved STANLEY LONDON, 30143, PATENT, 36cm (14.25ins) high; with original hardwood box with pasted trade label annotated with matching serial number and dated 15.4.32 to inside of lid, the main compartment incorporating section fitted with accessories, 47cm (18.5ins) wide. The firm of W.F. Stanley and Co. was founded by William F. Stanley as specialising in drawing instruments in 1854. The firm expanded to become one of the largest suppliers of surveying instruments working from several addresses in London and continued in business (latterly as a subsidiary of Russell Instruments) until being wound-up1999.

AN ABRAHAM & CO OF LIVERPOOL THEODOLITE, (in a modern case)

A THEODOLITE TRIPOD

Cooke Troughton and Sims Theodolite in case. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

A Wild T2 Universal Theodolite 258122 in case with stand.

An early 20th century 'Stanley' black lacquer and brass theodolite, complete with case

A vintage brass theodolite housed in a mahogany case

A modern cased theodolite, a sextant, and a flintlock pistol

LATE VICTORIAN LACQUERED BRASS THEODOLITE maker Bryson of Edinburgh, with sighting scope, 90-0-60 scale arc, above a buble level and silver compass dial, on a four screw circular base, in a mahogany case with labels, the theodolite 28cm high, 26.5cm wide

A surveyors Theodolite by E R WATTS contained in two separate mahogany boxes last inspection label May 1955 G

A brass military theodolite by G. Adams – `BO894` , 8” diameter

Black lacquered theodolite, 55cms, in a stained wood box, labelled - Hall Bros.

Assorted pewter items to include hip flask, six spoons, two mugs, a pepper, funnel, A vintage wooden tripod theodolite stand etc

E.R. Watts & Son brass theodolite, with silvered vernier scales, two spirit levels, silvered compass and rack and pinion adjustment, engraved with name H. Chetwood-Aiken, 28.5cm high, housed in mahogany and leather bound case, 35.5cm wide

J. Halden & Co. Ltd. black lacquered theodolite, with rack and pinion adjustment and two spirit levels, housed in oak carrying case, together with, one other black lacquered theodolite by Cooke, Troughton & Simms, housed in mahogany carrying box, two tripod stands and a surveyors adjustable measure, (5)

Stanley of London brass theodolite, with rack and pinion adjustment, two mounted spirit levels and compass, and having three levelling screws, 32cm high

A barograph with plaque signed Casella, London and a theodolite cased instrument (2)

An early 20thC theodolite transformed into a standard lamp, with brass fittings and articulated tripod mahogany stand, 156cm high.

An early 20thC ebonised theodolite stand, with brass fittings, and articulated tripod stand, 59cm high.

A Cooke Troughton & Simms early 20th century theodolite, cased and with tripod (associated).

An early 20th century W Stanley & Co. theodolite in original fitted case with labels dated 1928.

Hilger and Watts No.2 Microptic Gyro Theodolite with tripod

A mid 20thC brass and aluminium theodolite, and the brass fitting for a theodolite tripod.

A Troughton & Simms of London theodolite, stamped for The Port of London Authority in original teak fitted case.

A Cooke Troughton and Simms blackened brass theodolite, incomplete and in fitted case, with various parts.

A Surveyor`s Theodolite with a narrow silver dial signed `James White, Glasgow`

A cased theodolite with a brass plaque to the lid: Stanley London 1918 and another cased theodolite stamped Wood Abrahams 20 Lord Street, Liverpool.

A 19th century lacquered theodolite inscribed Adie, London, Patent, with compass, extra lens and plumb line, in fitted box with paper label, 31cm

Reproduction brass theodolite stamped Stanley & Co. (No.834). Condition report: see terms and conditions

Troughton & Simms theodolite in original fitted box with wooden tripod

A brass theodolite, painted black, by Stanley, London, No 10119

A BRYSON OF EDINBURGH BRASS THEODOLITE

A Surveyor`s Theodolite, the silvered compass dial signed `Watson & Son, 313 High Holborn, London`

A brass theodolite, painted black, by Stanley, London, No 10119

A Negretti & Zambra gun metal cased theodolite, no 776, mahogany cased.

A Norton and Gregory Ltd theodolite, dated 1938, with tripod stand, complete with box, 34 by 23 by 14cm, and some original tools, together with a certificate of repair dated 28th April 1964.

A Hilger & Watts No.92725 theodolite

An Elliott Bros., London, theodolite, cased

A black lacquer theodolite in leather carrying case, two glass decanters, a bronzed Buddha, various metalwares including pewter, brass and copper ware, and a pair of opera glasses

Early twentieth century surveyors' brass theodolite with compass and adjustable wooden tripod stand, by E. R. Watts and Son

W. F. Stanley and Co. Ltd theodolite no. 104406, in a fitted mahogany case, together with tripod stand and distant staff (3)

A brass surveying theodolite, with rack-and-pinion focusing, two levels on a base with four adjustable screws, tube 26cm long, 15cm high No obvious major faults.

20th Century: Brass theodolite An early 20th Century brass theodolite with makers` mark of Stanley Gt. Turnstile Holborn, London. Numbered 87120. Complete with original mahogany and brass tripod.

A theodolite by E.R. Watts and Son Ltd., with accessories

WATTS AND SON BRASS TRANSIT THEODOLITE with spirit level and three screw base, in a mahogany case, 14cm high, 29cm long

A brass theodolite, by Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd., the telescope with an adjustable eyepiece, the 11.5cm vertical circle with a silvered scale, twin verniers and magnifiers supported on two A-frames and a horizontal circle with a silvered scale, this on adjustable supports, stamped 'Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd., York, England No. 40028', 40cm high CONDITION REPORT: Adjusting screw terminal to telescope bent.

A CASED THEODOLITE, TRIPOD AND LEVEL

An Astro Compass Mark 2 with original box and a site square theodolite and case

A Cooke Troughton & Simms grey-enamelled 5in. Theodolite, in maker`s case, G

18th Century brass theodolite, W&S Jones, Holborn, London, with swivel mounted telescope on turn table, with signed compass, two bubble levels, rack and pinion adjustments, 53cm long, housed in stained pine box, together with, tripod stand (148cm high), and measuring stick (160cm high), (3)

TROUGHTON & SIMMS A THEODOLITE having original painted brass finish, model V015073 with Stanley manual containing “Some notes on the use and adjustment of theodolites”

A CASED HILGER & WATTS THEODOLITE

A brass theodolite inscribed with the makers mark to the barrel Elliott Brothers London Est £40 - £60

A cased Hilger & Watts Ltd metal industrial optical theodolite, with makers plaque to base

A mahogany cased theodolite by Lawes- Rabjohns London

A cased theodolite, mid 20th century