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A Mahogany cased surveyor's Theodolite with removable scope and fittings and adjustable for directional angle and incline, the lid with a label ''John Davis & Son. (Derby) Ltd., All Saints Works Derby - manufacturers of mining, surveying, engineering and mathematical instruments, Miner's safety lamps, meteorological instrument'' This instrument was last overhauled November 17 1958, the case, 15 1/2'' x 9 3/4'', 7 1/2'' high, together with a Surveyor's antique tripod

AN R. BAILEY OF BIRMINGHAM THEODOLITE

EARLY C20TH BRASS THEODOLITE ON MAHOGANY TRIPOD STAMPED 5730, NO MAKERS NAME

BLACK AND BRASS FINISH STANLEY & CO THEODOLITE IN MAHOGANY CASE DATED 1902

Adie of Liverpool black lacquered and brass theodolite, signed to the base plate, with silvered compass, quadrant with telescope and rack and pinion focusing, also with two levels, contained in mahogany box with some accessories, the box 29cm wide

Adie of London theodolite, with rack and pinion focusing, (26cm long), in fitted mahogany box, with mahogany tripod stand, 145cm high, (2)

Brass theodolite, `C. Baker, Optical and Mathematical Instrument Maker`, the telescope with bubble level, in fitted wooden box, 41cm wide

Brass Theodolite, inscribed `Adie, London, Patent 189, W.Pearse`, in fitted wooden case with accessories

‘Troughton & Simms, London’: A teak cased theodolite, with various paper labels, `Syonan Tokubetu Si` with various fittings and attachments, made for P. Orr & Sons, Madras

‘Troughton & Simms, London’: A teak cased theodolite with various paper labels `Syonan Tokebetu Si` with various fittings and attachments, made for Kelvin & James White Ltd, Glasgow

A 12" theodolite with stand by STANLEY Gt. Turnstile Holborn London No 8792 in orig fitted mahogany box G+

A George Philip & Son Vintage Handy Theodolite in original box with instructions, 4 ¼” diameter

An early 20th Century lacquered brass theodolite complete with stand accessories and tripod by T .Cooke and Sons Limited, in fitted mahogany case. (2)

An early 20th Century black lacquered brass theodolite Cookes patent No 12175 on stand No 7245 in a fitted mahogany case and outer leather case, width 43cm.

A 20th Century pocket theodolite or surveyors instrument, wheel adjustable arc scale, by Stanley London in fitted leather case.

A Stanley theodolite in wooden case with measuring stick and tripod

Brass theodolite with wooden tripod

A Topcon cased theodolite

A 20th century Watts theodolite complete with the original leather carry case. Together with a Watts wooden tripod stand and a surveyors measure complete in original box

A Kern World War One-pattern anodised brass British Army Artillery Director Theodolite, with tripod mount, tripod and staff, marked with broad arrow, in two wooden cases, F, one adjustment wheel missing, with modern Cowley automatic level

*A late 19th century Simms of London lacquered brass and base metal theodolite, with wooden tripod stand, length 36cm, overall height 150cm including tripod

An English brass theodolite by Elliot Bros, London, late 19th/early 20th century, signed `Elliot Bros, 56 The Strand, London`, (cased), 30cm wide.

An anodised brass cased theodolite by Elliott Bros., 30 Strand, London, housed in a mahogany case

An early 20th Century mahogany cased Theodolite by `DAVIS & SON, DERBY`, and a mahogany Tripod Stand

A brass theodolite made by Alex Mabon & Sons of Glasgow, in original fitting case, bearing the date 6.6.27, with a short tripod stand

A quantity of brass theodolite parts, tripod fittings, etc.

Various brass theodolite parts, to include levels, feet for tripods, etc.

A Watts & Sons brass and blackened metal theodolite, in fitted case bearing the date 14.1.29, possibly incomplete.

Various scientific instrument parts, to include various items for a theodolite, spirit levels etc.

A large quantity of brass and other theodolite and scientific instrument parts, a case and bolts, etc.

Various theodolite tripod mounts, etc.

Three mahogany fitted cases for theodolite, some with original labels and parts included.

Two incomplete theodolite telescopic sights, makers marks not visible.

Various brass rules, brass rods, fitted theodolite case, etc.

PRE-WAR STANLEY, LONDON LACQUERED BRASS AN BLACK JAPANNED TELESCOPIC THEODOLITE, with spirit levelling tubes, numbered 22183

A sighting device, similar to a theodolite, possibly for artillery use, with incremented dials and integral spirit level, in padded polymer case.

A Stanley Theodolite, no 88018, in its box, with tripod and sighting pole

A circa 1900 lacquered and patinated brass transit theodolite by Troughton and Simms, London, the triform base with adjustable feet beneath a rotating trunnion table, the upper surface mounted with X and Y spirit levels.

A mahogany cased Vickers Instruments Cooke V22 Theodolite and tripod stand

A STANLEY GREY THEODOLITE.

An early 20th century theodolite, and an old bakelite telephone

A 19th Century Brass and Mahogany Yarn Tester, 54cm long; A Brass Inclinometer; A Brass Inkwell and Matching Pen Wipe; and A Cased Philips Handy Theodolite (5)

A J. DAVIS OF DERBY THEODOLITE OF LOCAL INTEREST, 19th Century, lacquered and patinated brass, adjustable feet, compass, spirit levels and sight, engraved ‘Cannock Chase Collieries’, full height 40cm

A G Thornton Ltd theodolite in fitted case with wooden tripod

A surveyors small dump level in original metal carry case together with a theodolite in original metal case with plaque.

A late 19c brass transit theodolite by T Cooke of London, no.606 with rack and pinion focussing, two bubble levels and compass. The telescope is mounted on a rotating mount graduated 0-360 degrees above a tripod mount, all in a fitted hardwood case.

A surveyors brass and lacquered theodolite, inscribed “Stanley, Gt. Turnstile, Holborn, London”, with silvered scales and compass, three spirit levels and four levelling screws, 14 3/4” high, in fitted mahogany carrying box with additional lenses and wooden tripod (2).

A Theodolite and stand

A Theodolite and stand

A theodolite and stand

A Berger & Sons theodolite, in case, with brass and mahogany stand stamped W.F.S.

A Stanley of London theodolite, brass and patinated metal, contained within original mahogany and leather case

AN OLD LACQUERED THEODOLITE BASE with silvered dial to the central compass, level bubbles and graduated angle adjustment, 7 1/2" high within a fitted case with labels for John Davis & Son of Derby (sight lacking)

A Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd. black lacquered and brass theodolite and stand, boxed, no. 18872.

An Early Brass Transit Theodolite by Troughton & Simms, London, with silvered scale, compass with silvered dial, two spirit levels, the scope with third spirit level, in a fitted mahogany case

An early 20thC oxidised brass surveying theodolite, the telescope with rack and pinion focusing, graduated bubble level and cross level on twin supports and adjustable tripod base, in original mahogany case, bearing label for J. A. Reynolds & Co Ltd, Birmingham, 37cm wide.

A good quality Reynolds & Co., Birmingham, mining theodolite.

A Third Reich naval theodolite, by Otto Fenne, Sohne, Kassel, No 34565, with pale grey crackle finish, bearing eagle and swastika and “M IV/1” in its fitted wooden box, with maker’s metal plate and serial number on the lid, the front with metal plate bearing eagle and swastika, “M IV/1” and “I.S. St AO, Kiel”, with leather carrying strap. GC

Brass Theodolite J Cooke & Sons, York and London, in mahogany case

A surveyor`s theodolite and measure stick, marked Clarkson & Co