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Old Theodolite with lacquered brass mounts in mahogany case

A brass theodolite by STANLEY London in orig mahogany box

A theodolite by THORNTON for restoration

A small theodolite by TROUGHTON & SIMMS

A THEODOLITE by Troughton & Simms Ltd of London, circa 1910, complete with various attachments in a fitted mahogany case, 11 1/2" high. (See Illustration).

A BLACK LACQUERED THEODOLITE by T Cooke & Sons Ltd, London and New York, numbered 15218, lacking case, some fittings and wear to the lacquer, 13" high.

A BRASS THEODOLITE BASE by A G Thornton Ltd of Manchester (AF), 12" high.

A modern Griffin & George Cathetometer Measuring Telescope, theodolite-pattern telescope in gun-metal finish, mounted on stainless steel rod divided to 1020mm, on adjustable cast iron tripod stand, 1430mm overall

A rare Pallant, London, Simple Theodolite, finished in lacquered brass, with altitude and azimuth silvered half circles, the former signed and divided 0”-90”-0” and 0”-180”, the latter divided 0”-180” and 180”-0”, with pinhole sights, mounted on sliding vertical elevation adjustment rod, divided to 10 inches, in velvet lined fitted mahogany case, circa 1850, 410mm long

A wooden cased surveyor`s theodolite by Stanley, Great Turnstile, Holborn, London

A brass mount theodolite tripod stand, with three extending legs and level, 112cm.

A Brass Theodolite by Hildebrand, Freiberg, Germany No.12960, the telescope with pinhole sight, with silvered dial and two spirit levels, on a screw adjusted tripod base.

A Grey Enamelled Theodolite by E.R.Watts & Son, London No.19705, in a fitted mahogany case; A Similar Theodolite by Watts, in a metal case (2)

A LATE 18TH CENTURY COMPASS THEODOLITE BY FRASER, LONDON in oxidised and lacquered brass, the telescope swivel mounted and secured with a pin to the Depression / Elevation scale, on turntable mount with compass signed Fraser London and bubble level, on turned ebonised base with adjustable feet (overall wear) - 10in. (25.5cm.) high

AN 19TH-CENTURY THEODOLITE BY LENOIR, PARIS the lacquered brass frame signed on the vertical support Lenoir à Paris, bubble level and ball joint tripod connector - 7in. (18cm.) diameter

A black japanned and lacquered brass theodolite, Casella, London, early 20th century, With sighting tube and vertical silvered vernier scale calibrated for degrees of elevation pivoted between two pierced A frame uprights with spirit level, the whole rotating on similarily calibrated plinth applied with X and Y spirit levels and signed CASELLA, LONDON on two-stage triform base with levelling screws, (lacking vernier magnifiers and eyepiece, unboxed) 38cm high.

THEODOLITE BY JAMES WHITE OF GLASGOW with brass fittings and original mahogany carrying box with maker`s label, plus stand

An early 20th century heavy brass theodolite by W Ottway & Co., made for Lawrence & Mayo Limited, London, No. 109 with original mahogany box

A leather cased theodolite, one other, a tripod stand and a surveyors rule.

A brass and gun metal theodolite by Elliott Bros Strand London in fitted mahogany box

Good quality nineteenth century theodolite by Adie, London with accessories in original fitted box

A 19th Century brass mounted 4 pin theodolite by F Darton of London, height 14".

A Sikes hydrometer in mahogany case by T.A. Reynolds & Co together with a theodolite in wooden case by A.G. Thornton Ltd, Manchester. (2)

An Automatic timing clock, boxed, together with a boxed theodolite

Surveyors Theodolite, by F. Robson & Co., Newcastle, in a fitted mahogany box.

A lacquered and patinated brass theodolite, Stanley, London, early 20th century, with spirit level mounted sighting tube pivoted between two uprights with silver inset vertically aligned vernier scale calibrated in degrees above rotating calibrated compass inset plinth applied with X and Y spirit levels and signed STANLEY, LONDON 107339,, on disc base with tripod levelling screws, in original mahogany box with some accessories and outer leather cover, 38cm wide, with original mahogany tripod stand. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A cased theodolite

A 19TH CENTURY POLISHED-BRASS THEODOLITE, (dismantled); signed on the horizontal plate Schmalcalder 399 Strand London, the telescope with rack and pinion focusing, bubble level mounted over the vertical half circle with Y supports and hinged clamps (one missing), raised on inverted V-frames incorporating tangent-screw fine adjustment, compass box and fore-aft bubble level, (cross bubble missing), the compass with plain iron needle with jewelled cap, the horizontal plate with twin silvered vernier scales to read against the chamfered silvered horizontal circle, with part base and tripod attachment (a lot). See Illustration.

AN UNUSUAL 19TH CENTURY SIMPLE THEODOLITE, signed on the silvered vertical half circle: J. Pallant, Maker, London., and divided 0° - 180° on the inner scale the outer 0° - 90° (x2) with fore and aft pin sights, the horizontal protractor silvered scale divided 0° - 180° (x2) with single pin sight set a 90°, further marked PC at the 115° points, with steel assembly rod and lacquered brass pillar stand 15" high, in fitted mahogany case: 16" wide. See Illustration.

AN 19TH CENTURY COLLAPSIBLE MAHOGANY AND BRASS THEODOLITE OR LEVEL TRIPOD, 51 1/2".

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY THEODOLITE TRIPOD with jappaned fittings, 60 3/4" high.

A lacquered and anodised brass Theodolite by Chadburn Brothers, Sheffield, in fitted case, late 19th Century

A TROUGHTON & SIMMS, London BRONZED TRANSIT THEODOLITE with circular platform, central compass, two spirit levels, silvered calibrated scale with vernier and magnifier, silvered arc with vernier and magnifier, sighting telescope with rack and pinion focusing and spirit level, milled clamping and adjustment screws, on stand with four milled levelling screws, and brass plumb bob, in fitted mahogany case

A War Department marked Watts & Son brass theodolite, complete with tripod and storage box. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A fine quality surveyors 14" brass theodolite by WHITE 14 Renfield St Glasgow c/w screw in adjustable stand in orig fitted mahogany box and orig tripod and sighting staff G+

A surveyors theodolite by Kern AARAU, Switzerland, DKM2, No 121462, cased and one other surveyors theodolite by WILD, Switzerland, TIA-96747, cased, (2).

A surveyors theodolite by HILGER & WATTS, SL100-5, 196183, cased and another also by HILGER & WATTS, SL100-5, 214079, cased, (2).

A surveyors theodolite by HILGER & WATTS, SL100-5, 196189, cased and one other; No 194459, also cased, (2).

A Surveyors theodolite by WILD, M2-148734, cased and another, also by WILD, M2-90805, cased, (2)

A surveyors theodolite by KERN ARRAU, Switzerland, DKM2, No 67816, cased, a volt meter by VALEPORT and a plastic sextant, cased, (3).

A theodolite by Watts & Son of London, with County Planning Department oak tripod stand and leather case (part af).

A BRASS AND JAPANNED THEODOLITE by W F Stanley & Co, London No.8835, complete with tripod and staff, in fitted mahogany case with brass campaign handles

W.Ottway & Co. Arclight theodolite in original fitted case

A 19th century mahogany theodolite tripod with brass fittings

A modern brass theodolite, together with a small telescope, boxed

A pair of early 20th century military issue binoculars by Colmont of Paris marked with broad arrow together with a leather case (af), also a theodolite by Stanley of London with its original fitted wooden box

W. Ottway & Co Limited and early 19th century cased theodolite.

A THEODOLITE LEVEL by Watts and Son Ltd, London, No. 51645, 6" high.

A KEUPFEL & ESSER CO THEODOLITE No. 740110 Serial 222573, cased, 18 1/2" high.

Theodolite by E.R. Watts, London, number 24745, in a fitted box.

A Grey Enamelled 1" Theodolite "Tavistock V041490" by Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd, York, in a fitted mahogany case and canvas cover, with a tripod; A Grey Enamelled Watt's 20 Second Microptic Transit Theodolite, in a metal case; A Grey Enamelled Cooke, Troughton & Simms Quickset Level, in metal carrying case.(4)

A Black Enamelled Vernier Theodolite by Stanley, London No.58139, in a fitted mahogany case; a grey enamelled dumpy level by Cooke, Troughton & Simms, No.SO4337, with tools, in a fitted mahogany case; two grey enamelled sighting levels; two tripods.(6)

A brass theodolite by ER Watts & Son, London.

A late 19th century brass theodolite with silvered compass and axial dials, in original mahogany case, by J Halden, Manchester

A 19th Century Theodolite, by Elliott, Holborn, London, mounted on a wood plinth.

An Early 20th Century Oxidized Brass 16cm Transit Theodolite by F.Barton & Co., London, with silvered dial and vernier, silvered compass and three spirit levels, the telescope with rack and pinion focusing, in original mahogany fitted case, together with a tripod and surveyors levelling staff (3)

A Stanley brass theodolite no. 601302 together with wooden tripod stand

A mid 20th Century black enamel and brass Theodolite, by Negretti & Zambra, in fitted mahogany case together with tripod and 100 yards of steel chain in box

A small boxed Theodolite by R. Reiss GMBH Liebenwerda.

A Troughton & Simms of London brass theodolite, with tripod and fitted case