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Late19th / early 20th century brass and  mahogany two- draw telescope by Cumins of 148 Leadenhall Street, London, 42cm long extended, with leather case together with a late 19th / early 20th century nickel and leather cover two-draw telescope, 49cm long extended (2)

Bresser Skylux telescope measuring approximately 126cm tall

A group of powder flasks 19th century, comprising three leather examples, largest 22cm, a copper example, embossed with a shell, 19cm long, a similar smaller brass example, 10.2cm long, and two Ottoman examples,together with a scope,marked 'Telescope M40 M.H.R. Co, 1943 R.J.D No 19182',13.3cm long,and a powder measure,with stamped measurements,13.6cm long (qty.)Condition ReportAll with knocks, scuffs, and wear throughout. Cracking to the leather. Not all springs functioning. Can see through sit but heavily knocked and worn.

A box of miscellanea - including a large 8in brass mounted lens, possibly from a large telescope, dimensions 22cm x 8.4cm deep; a boxed set of 25 gemstone eggs with key; brassware; treen and wooden boxes; a small light oak Regneroid wheel barometer; etc.

A Celestron 'Nextstar' 8 telescope

BAIKIE, J. Through the Telescope 1st.ed. 1906, plus 10 others on telescopes & astronomy, plus 7 on microscopes (18)

A telescope topped walking stick, L. 67cm.

W Ottway & Co field telescope marked 'No 557 W Ottway & Co Ltd Ealing London 1939', in fitted wooden case. 

A brass library table telescope, late 19th century, by J Hicks, Hatton Garden, raised on a turned stand with a tripod base, the tube with engraved maker's name, 45cm wide48cm deep43cm high

MILITARIA: A WWII brass cased Sighting Telescope, 22C, Mk III, by M.B.M Co,  with a cylindrical barrel, adjustable sight sleeve and inscribed ‘ Teles. Sights No 22 C Mk III OS 722 GA / M.B.M. Co / …No 25924, with military arrow stamp., 34cm long. Used on anti tank guns and for various other military armoured vehicles and guns.

Victorian three draw brass and leather telescope, 37cm long

A collection of binoculars, to include, a Barr & Stroud Sahara Telescope, Paragon ZCF 10 x 50, and Hanimex 7 x 50. (1 box)

A collection of cameras, camera accessories and scopes, to include, a Chinon Reflex 1000SR, Praktica Nova 1, a USSR 10 x 30 telescope. (1 box)

Military issue BC & Co Ltd three draw telescope, inscribed Tel Sig Mark VI 4706 O.S. 717 GA with broad arrow, together with a B. Cooke & Son Ltd Hull single draw telescope, inscribed R.C Young, both in leather cases

Early 20th century military issue three drawer brass telescope no. 34419 by R&J Beck Ltd London, incrisbed Tel. Sig Mk IV Also G.S, with tan leather clad body and caps, full length L92cm

19th century brass library telescope by Chadburn Bros. Sheffield, with two lenses and folding tripod stand, contained within a mahogany case

Meade ETX-90EC astro-telescope and tripod, in original case with remote control and accessories

Bushnell Spacemaster 60mm telescope, boxed

19th century six draw brass telescope, in leather case

Box of demi-john, glass bottles, CD re-writer discs, telescope, cat bed, camping pillow etc

WWI British H.C. Ryland & Son Ltd brass and leather telescope dated 1916. Marked 'TEL. SIG. (MK IV) also G.S'. With Broad Arrow (crows foot). Numbered '4690'. Comes with additional eyepiece / lens in small leather case. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

WWI British R&J Beck Ltd brass and leather telescope dated 1915. Marked 'TEL SIG (MK IV) also G.S. LONDON 1915', 'No 4511'. With Broad Arrow (crows foot). (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Digital Electronic Autolocator telescope, white body with black accents, mounted on tripod.

Selection of collectables includes Ross London telescope etc

Helios telescope on stand, untested

A leather and brass telescope by Broadhurst Clarkson and Co of London, , on wooden tripod, length of telescope is approximately 47 inches

A chrome telescope on beech tripod stand

A novelty walking stick with telescope handle.

A brass and leather telescope with leather storage case.

Brass telescope on stand.

A skywatcher large telescope.

A Skywatcher telescope D=114mm F= 500mm coated optics 

Late 19th/Early 20th century brass telescope by Broadhurst Clarkson & Co, London with tripod stand in original box L100cm

Manfrotto tripod, Youshiko Model YC9360 weather station, Opticron Mighty Midget telescope MM2, RSPB binoculars

Fernesh "Zoom" 8-14 x 50 binoculars together with a compact 25 x 30 prismatic monocular telescope and tripod, and a 10x 50 prismatic monocular

A cased Second World War British Army Scout Regiment MK II telescope and spare lens, [sniper]

A late 19th Century brass three-draw telescope, having a leather-covered body tube and 1 1/2 inch objective, 59 cm extended, together with two similar telescopes, (optics complete)

A vintage Bushnell Spacemaster II 60 mm prismatic telescope, circa 1970s

An early 20th Century three-draw brass telescope / stalking scope by Broadhurst & Clarkson, having a leather-covered body tube and 2-inch objective, having interchangeable low- and high-power ocular lenses, (optics complete, objective cracked)

A Victorian four-draw brass telescope by Colyer of Dover, having a copper body tube, extended 58.5 cm, closed 22.5 cm, (optics incomplete)

A Victorian stained wood apprentice desk, modelled on turned legs with a single drawer, 22cm H x 28cm W x 16cm D, a faux walnut and painted sarcophagus tea caddy 17cm wide, a brass 'Quarterboy' figural door knocker, brass four drawer telescope (at fault), treen handled corkscrew and one other, a pair of brass trivets (8)

A late 19th/early 20th century brass telescope, brown leather grip, 45cm closed

A Velbon telescope, green carry case

Single draw military telescope by T. Cooke & Sons London with crows foot and N218 stamp. Not available for in-house P&P

Brass and leather two draw telescope by Broadhurst & Co London. Not available for in-house P&P

Brass and leather three draw Negretti and Zambra telescope. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

A 19th century triple draw brass telescope with leather wrap, engraved 'The Lord Bury Telescope Sole Manufacturer J.H.Steward, London 

A VINTAGE ROSS OF LONDON BRASS AND LEATHER TELESCOPE PLUS A PAIR OF VINTAGE OPERA GLASSES

A BRASS AND LEATHER TELESCOPE

A WWI ERA 1915 DATE R&J BECK MILITARY TELESCOPE WITH ADDITIONAL LENS, the telescope is clearly stamped TEL SIG (MKIV) also GS, R&J BECK LTD LODNON 1915, the condition is good on the scope but there is wear to the leather, the optics are not working correctly so are in need of attention, the spare lens comes in its original leather holder and was produced by R&J BECK to match the scope

Maxlapter telescope, fx400, dx70, model 40070 with tripod. Not available for in-house P&P

Boxed set of dominoes and a cased miniature three draw telescope with compass and miniatures. Not available for in-house P&P

Limited edition Royal Doulton Prestige porcelain figurine titled Sir Isaac Newton, model HN5051, from the esteemed Pioneers Collection. Issued in 2007 in a strictly limited edition of 350 pieces, this is number 7. Modelled by Robert Tabbenor and decorated by Neil Faulkner, the figure depicts Newton holding a telescope and a book, standing atop a round base adorned with scientific imagery and his signature. The fine china figure is hand made and hand decorated in England, featuring meticulous detailing and a glossy finish. Base marked with full Royal Doulton Prestige backstamp and edition details.Issued: 2007Dimensions: 11.75"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A John Browning telescope

Cased Compass and Telescope and a Kaleidoscope

brass, 1½ inch telescope, engraved "Dollond, London, Day or Night", 83cm extended, missing lens shade.

English, c.1880, engraved 'Cox & Coombes, Opticians, Devonport & Plymouth' and engraved in copper plate script 'W. G. Waters' telescope with single drawer eyepiece, sun shade, lens cap, in original leather case with modern polished wooden stand

including a 19th-century 3 drawer telescope with mahogany body, lens cap and eyepiece cover, length 43cm; a 3 drawer brass telescope with rope grip, shade, lens cap and eyepiece cover, length 49cm

English, c.1950, unsigned, polished brass sextant on shaped wall mounting, sextant with single telescope, and filtered, base width 28cm

American, marked 'Made in U.S.A.' originally used with a telescope, with pan/tilt head, on telescopic legs, aluminium construction with steel partsBUYER BE AWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS LOT. PLEASE ARRANGE COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER*We Recommend Pack & Send Oxford*