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Lot 775
A little used 18c Dutch blokschaaf by MATTHIJS RADEMAKER Amsterdam with Goodman type E mouth and dated 1730. Previously offered in the 1982 Mechanics Workbench Cat. No 13 and since via Roger B. Phillips to the present vendor, also illustrated in The Art of Fine Tools by Sandor Nagyszalanczy G++
Lot 906
A most unusual, possibly 18c, large wooden brace 26" x 14" purpose unknown, (illustrated Russell fig 1399 and Proudfoot & Walker; Collecting Woodworking Tools p111, previously sold Murland Cat No 1) seems an impractical tool but has seen use, some old filled worm holes do not detract, a marvelous show piece G+
Lot 342
A SINGLE OWNER COLLECTION OF SCIENTIFIC APPERATUS TO INCLUDE FIVE LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY MICROSCOPES, A RARE 19TH C.CLOCKWORK TELEGRAPH RECEIVER, A BRASS TRANSIT THEODOLITE, A SEXTANT GIMBLE, BRITANNIC CALCULATOR, A CLINOMETER, A PLANIMETER,19TH C. QUADRANT, DENTAL AND SURGICAL TOOLS ETC
Lot 423
A cased Adams type percussion revolver dating: third quarter of the 19th Centuryprovenance: EnglandOctagonal, rifled, 11 mm cal. barrel; smooth, five-shot cylinder; outlined frame (re-blued?), marked "J. DOBLE GLASGOW" and "Patent No. 2901". Grip with checkered, wooden grip scales. Wooden case lined with green cloth, complete with various tools including powered-flask and bullet-mould.dimensions: length 29,8 cm.
Lot 14
Artist: Lilianna Garza Design: Accessibus About the artist Liliana Ortega is a PhD student in the Civil, Environmental, and Geomatic Engineering Department at UCL. Her research focuses on finding ways to motivate people to choose walking as a mean of transportation. She is developing tools to understand how people perceive public spaces and construct the image of a place. Beyond the physical infrastructure of a city, experiences, memories and senses are key in determining how people feel about a place and therefore choose where to go. Besides her research, she is interested in community engagement projects as well as the use of art to reactivate public spaces. About the design Liliana has created a design that brings together the ideas of the Accessibility Research Group from UCL - to share the work of the research group and to raise awareness about accessibility. The bus is covered with a compilation of ideas, phrases and keywords from the members' research and quotes from interviews along with phrases from the feedback obtained during the Bus Cavalcade. To make the sculpture more fun and interactive, the background of the bus is covered with blackboard paint with the windows kept free for the public to share with chalk, their ideas about accessibility and buses. Acccessibus is an ever changing sculpture which will give helpful feedback on people’s views on these topics. Location: London Transport Museum Trail: Around Westminster Dimensions: Length- 2.4m Width 0.5m Height- 0.95m
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