general - compass
30 item(s) found:
Dry card compass from Orkney Island Mailboat, George Hechelmann, Hamburg, maker gimble mounted with printed face and brass casements d.11 cm circa 1890s
A, theodolite with an adjustable compass table, horizontal silver Vernier scale. Height 33 cm
An early 19th century brass Adam's Transit, theodolite, signed 'Adam's, London', with telescope, bubble levels and compass, mounted on a wood base. Brass tarnished. Height 41.5 cm
Lobster boat compass, Thos. Laughlin Co. Portland, maker circa early 1900s
Bush Nell, stainless steel opera glasses, together with English police whistle, magnifying glass and compass and folding ruler
A brass circumferentor (surveyors compass) marked a Adie Edinburgh
A light refraction box together with a wrist compass
A military compass in case and three other instruments, 11 x 17 cm, size 11 x 17 cm
A brass equinoctial sundial, Continental, mid-18th century, the circular base with under-slung compass, two levelling bubbles with three adjustable feet
A brass pocket equinoctial sundial, German, 18th century, of octagonal form, with engraved brass plate, inset with compass, hinged hour ring, pin gnomon and adjustable latitude arc,…
A late 19th century globe and stand, raised on a reeded circular base with inset compass, rising to a turned knopped standard, 56 cm high.
A brass theodolite, late Victorian, the four brass levelling screws supporting the tripod base surmounted by circular scale with vernier, single bubble level and inset silvered compass, with 'A' frame supporting the telescope, additional eyepiece,…
A fine Regency mahogany 'Cary's New Terrestrial Globe, Exhibiting The Tracks and Discoveries made by Captain Cook; also those of Captain Vancouver on the North West Coast of America: And M.…
An Edwardian German world globe having a calibrated brass axis, raised on a turned oak stem and a circular base inset with a compass, 63 cm high.
Antique pocket sundial compass by 'Kilpatrick & Co, London', mahogany case with paper calibration label inside the lid. 6.5 cm x 6 cm
Otto Boetter Dumpy level and compass with box
Gimballed compass indistinctly marked Sestrel?
A pair of gilt metal lorgnettes, a mother of pearl covered purse, and a silver combination vinaigrette sovereign case, compass and photograph frame in spherical case, by P & F Schafer
Vintage brass pocket compass made by Stanley London
A rare Australian Miners Dial compass with the name Keast Bros. Ballarat engraved into the dial. William Henry Keast (1840-?) Engineer Ballarat School of Mines William Henry Keast was born at St Agnes, Cornwall.…
Brass cased, pocket watch styled compass, marked 'London' on the face
Brass cased pocket sundial compass with its original circular cardboard box