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A surveyor's theodolite tripod stand with extending legs.

A circa 1900 lacquered brass theodolite in fitted wooden case, bearing typed inscription "Theodolite - owned by Alfred H Roberts (Uncle of C M Roberts) when working for P.W. & C.S. Meik at Hebburn-on-Tyne Graving Dock circa 1900" and another label "Repaired and adjusted by Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd.... 1932", housed in a heavy leather protective outer case, 40 cm x 34 cm x 22 cm approx

A THEODOLITE, BY STANLEY, LONDON (stamped) No. 013

Theodolite, by Reynolds, pine box.

An early 20th century cased brass theodolite by J.Davis

A Hilger & Watts theodolite, in fitted box. 

A Victorian 6" Micrometer Theodolite, By Troughton & Simms, London, English, c.1880, engraved to the top plate of the horizontal circle 'TROUGHTON & SIMMS, LONDON' the theodolite on 3 leveling screw feet, two micrometer telescopes to the horizontal circle, a slide in trough compass, telescope with 2 eyepieces, rack and pinion focusing, and lens hood, in original mahogany travel case, case width 42cm

A Large Wild Heerbrugg T3 Geodetic Theodolite, Switzerland, c.1940, the instrument engraved 'WILD HEERBRUGG No. 8569' with the number duplicated on the base, the theodolite on 3 adjustable screw feet, telescope with 3 eyepieces marked x10, x24 and x40 and leather lens cap, with domed steel travel case, theodolite height 36cm The Wild Heerbrugg T3 geodetic theodolite is a precision surveying instrument that has been used by surveyors and engineers around the world for decades. The instrument was first introduced in the 1930s by the Swiss company Wild Heerbrugg, and it quickly became known for its accuracy, reliability, and durability. The T3 theodolite features a powerful telescope and a finely calibrated horizontal and vertical axis, which allow surveyors to measure angles and distances with extreme precision. The instrument is also equipped with a leveling bubble and adjustable foot screws, which ensure that it remains level and stable during use. One of the key features of the T3 theodolite is its modular design, which allows it to be easily disassembled and transported to remote locations. This makes it a popular choice for surveying and mapping projects in challenging environments such as mountainous regions and dense forests. Despite its age, the Wild Heerbrugg T3 geodetic theodolite continues to be used by surveyors and engineers around the world, and it remains a symbol of precision and quality in the field of surveying and mapping.

A collection of walking sticks including a mahogany stick with a brass & copper compass top, Ebonized horse hoof top stick, Stirling Burgh Special Constable baton, Royal Military Academy Theodolite measuring stick, swagger stick with bronze Tank Corps top, and a unique stick holding a pressed 1806 penny royal arms badge and a carved wood top piece depicting a clenched grenade. Ranging of lengths from 38 to 98cm approximately.

An early 20th century C. Baker 244 high Holborn London 3693 surveyors theodolite in original fitted case.

Cased theodolite by Cooke Troughton & Simms in fitted wood case, marked for Esdaile and Sons, Hunter Street, Sydney. Late 19th Century.

An antique vernier theodolite

An optical theodolite

A single second theodolite, complete, ordnance survey

A Zeiss theodolite, no case, (display only)

A cased vintage Surveyor's Theodolite by E.R. Watts & Sons. Ltd. London, model no: 37210.

Dolland Sextant 4", 10cm radius, in original case with 'Adie Optician' label to lid; Watts Surveyors Level; a simple Theodolite, a navigation protractor and a galvanometer (5)Navigational Protractor by H Hughes & Son

Philips Handy Theodolite (cased) together with a simple wooden theodolite (2)

A VINTAGE THEODOLITE, OR 'FOUR SCREW LEVEL' in mahogany case (overhauled in August 1959)

Repetitions-Theodolit von Hermann Ausfeld, um 1845Signiert: "H. Ausfeld, Gotha". Original zaponiertes Messing, versilberte Skalen mit Nonius-Ablesung, Horizontalkreis und Vertikalkreis 11,5 und 13 cm Ø, 2 Stablibellen, Länge des Teleskops eingefahren 26,5 cm, Gesamthöhe 30 cm. - Am 2. Juni 1816 wurde Hermann Ausfeld als Enkel von Christian Gotthilf Salzmann (1744-1811) in Schnepfenthal geboren. Er lernte als Mechanikergehilfe bei Breithaupt in Kassel, Wien und München und ließ er sich 1841 als Mechaniker und Optiker in Gotha nieder. Die von ihm gebauten wissenschaftlichen Instrumente erlangten große Wertschätzung. Ausfeld war Aussteller auf der Great Exhibition of Works of Industry of all Nations, 1851. Start Price: EUR 1400 Zustand: (3+/3+)Hermann Ausfeld Repeating Theodolite, c. 1845Signed "H. Ausfeld, Gotha", original lacquered brass, silver-plated scales with vernier reading, vertical and horizontal circles with 4 ½ and 5 in. diameter, 2 spirit levels, length of the telescope retracted 10 ½ in., overall height 11 3/4 in. - Note: Hermann Ausfeld was born in Schnepfenthal on 2 June 1816, the grandson of Christian Gotthilf Salzmann (1744-1811). He trained as a mechanic's assistant with Breithaupt in Kassel, Vienna and Munich and settled in Gotha as a mechanic and optician in 1841. The scientific instruments he built were held in high esteem. Ausfeld was an exhibitor at the Great Exhibition of Works of Industry of all Nations in London in 1851. Start Price: EUR 1400 Condition: (3+/3+)

Brass cased theodolite by Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd. no.S035766, within a fitted wooden case

Palitoy - Action Man - A 1969 Action Man with painted hair in Infantry Support outfit with some accessories and also includes an Engineer Surveyor's Theodolite and Grease Gun. All show some signs of age and use and are unchecked for completeness. They appear in Good condition overall. (This does not constitute a guarantee)

Quantity of Vintage Action Man items, including: Clothes and Accessories, part uniforms of the Life Guards, Red Devil, Astronaut, Royal Marines mountain & Artic, Deep sea Diver, Mountaineer, Action Man Dog, Turbo Copter, Tent & beds, hats, boots, guns, Surveyors theodolite (missing parts) but tripod complete, two dolls (painted head missing foot) Horse, Boxed Helicopter, stars cut from lid, with paperwork, landing gear broken, Marx Jeep & Trailer (missing part of front bumper, all in fair to good used original condition,plus Lone Ranger doll and Buffalo skin disguise, Indian Travois & leaflet .(A Lot)

Topcon TL-20 Theodolite, three tripods and ranging poles.

Parts of a Theodolite, c.1940, unsigned but probably by Hilger & Wats, the theodolite marked W. F. S with a military arrow mark in a fitted case, the theodolite missing its 3 screw base, in a mahogany case

Surveyors theodolite with tripod and measure

ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY: A CASED THEODOLITE BY TROUGHTON AND SIMMS LONDON,Circa 1900 with marks for the Royal Geographical Society (R.G.S) Purchased from Chiswick Auctions on 10th April 2007. **Please note that this lot is stored at an offsite location near Wimbledon in KT2 7AL**  

A COOKE - TROUGHTON AND SIMMS THEODOLITE, cased with parts **Please note that this lot is stored at an offsite location near Wimbledon in KT2 7AL** 

A cased vintage Surveyor's Theodolite by E.R. Watts & Sons. Ltd. London, model no: 37210.

A cased Theodolite by Charles Baker, 244 High Street, Holborn, London.

An antique brass theodolite, by 'Troughton & Simms, London', in teak box.

Kern Aarau 122154 PW95 Theodolite Cased with plumb bob

Two Hilger & Watts folding tripod theodolite stands. Height 170cm.

Good Mixed Lot of Antique Scientific Equipment, to include an Arcliner Beam Compass, a Miner's Dial and Surveying Compasses, makers to include Dancer of Manchester, Casartelli Manchester, Troughton of London, Swift Monoscope,Theodolite,Microscope etc. All in tarnished condition, missing covers, otherwise complete. Good garage find.

19th century brass theodolite, cased

A GOVERNMENT SURPLUS SURVEYING INSTRUMENT - Director No 5 Mk 1, combination level theodolite gradiometer and miner's style, 34cms L in fitted mahogany case with adjustable tripod

A vintage tripod, possibly military or theodolite

Pair 20th century standard lamps on Theodolite tripod base; and two standard lamps one with rope twist support (4)Dimensions: Height: 150cm 

19th century brass theodolite, in an oak carry case, H14cm

A A.H. Hall & Bros theodolite, serial No 53614, 27cm long, with accessories, in a wooden case with a fitted interior

Hilger & Watts Limited, Watts of London surveyors level or theodolite #70044 in mahogany case.

A boxed theodolite by Robson of Newcastle and two other theodolites

STANLEY OF LONDON THEODOLITE IN ORIGINAL BOX NO. 631036

A Hilger & Watts No.2 Microptic Theodolite, English, c.1950, the theodolite engraved 'HILGER & WATTS No.2 MICROPTIC THEODOLITE, ST202-2 262614 MADE IN ENGLAND' in a domed metal case with Wooden tripod, theodolite height 27cm

Watt Theodolite in case

Boxed Stanley Eltham theodolite

A mixed collection of items to include Civil defence badges, two silk scarfs the selma times and nippon times, vintage surveyors theodolite, blow torch etc ( 1 tray)

A VINTAGE THEODOLITE IN CASE.

Vintage Cooke Troughton and Sims Theodolite case 19x29x14cm approximately

J. Pallant, Museum Street, a lacquered brass theodolite in mahogany case together with another theodolite by J.A. Reynolds & Co.

19th century French brass transit theodolite by Bellieni, etc (2)

A VINTAGE CASED L.S STARRETT CO, U.S.A, THEODOLITE

Alex Mabon & Sons, Glasgow: brass surveyors' level or theodolite, the dial signed, 25.5cms wide, in mahogany carry case with makers label to interior, with tripod stand.

Alex Mabon & Sons, Glasgow: surveyors' level or theodolite, the dial signed, on tripod support.

A vintage Watts of London cased theodolite, together with another similar (2)

Early 20th Century French brass and steel, surveyor's theodolite by JL Sanguet, Inventeur Constructeur, 31 Rue Monge, Paris. In fitted carrying case, with oak, brass and steel tripod.

A vintage cased theodolite

20th century polished metal lamp on theodolite tripod standDimensions: Height: 135cm 

An early 19th Century Theodolite No 7 Mk IV/I dated 0.5.1817 GA, base marked P.O.C. 1311, O.5. 3910 S.A, 25cm tall

Eight boxes of items, to include ephemera, vintage clothing and handbags, wall lights, a walking stick and a theodolite