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Maxlapter telescope on tripod

This endearing 6pc set of Hummel Goebel porcelain figurines presents a whimsical mix of childhood moments full of charm and character. Included are a boy peering through a telescope a musical duo with mandolin and a pair of children one with a flower crown and bouquet. Also featured are a girl holding a clean sheet beside a laundry basket and a young boy holding apples. These hand painted pieces are beautifully detailed and marked with the Goebel West Germany backstamp. A joyful and nostalgic collection these figurines range in height from approximately 4.5"H to 6.5"H.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: GermanyCondition: Age related wear.

Antique naval two drawer telescope

Officer of the Watch Telescope by Ross, London No 90298, pat no 3738

A Late 19th/early 20th century brass one draw telescope, by 'TH. Amstay' in London, 61cm.

WWI TEL. SIG. MK IV telescope, three draw, by G. S, R. & J. Beck of London, patented 8831 and dated 1917 with the broad arrow, 84cm.

A late 19th Century brass three draw Naval officers telescope, by Dolland London In England 1885, marked with the broad arrow, patented No. 7859 on the body, cap patented 284318/WWW/F 13666, in a later reproduction carry case, 70.cm length.

An assortment of mixed scopes to include the 4x32 Air arms, 10x30 Focus, 4x20 BSA, the golf scope and Tasco telescope.

19th century brass three draw telescope, by Broadhurst Clarkson & Co. LTD, 63 Farrington Road London, E.C, together with another brass three draw telescope by E. G. Wood, 74 Cheapside.

A 19th century brass four draw telescope, by Lennie Optician, Princes St Edinburgh, 84cm.

A reproduction brass three draw telescope together with a brass telescope sighting.

A 19th century brass four draw telescope, by Tho Armstrong & Bro, 88 Deansgate Manchester, patented 840, 83cm.

WWI TEL. SIG. MK IV telescope, three draw, by G. S, R. & J. Beck of London, patented 6566 and dated 1917 with the broad arrow, 84cm.

A 20th century three draw brass Signalling telescope, by Dollond London, patented 11221, with spare lens, 78cm.

A reproduction WWI brass three draw telescope, bearing the name Kelvin & Hughes in London, dated 1917, together with a reproduction WWI period brass two draw telescope, dated 1915, cased (2).

Colonel Charles Vernon Hume (1860-1915), a group of archival papers and other items, including: four Boer War period equestrian painted envelopes dated 1900, to 'Major Hume, Intelligence Dept. Headquarters Staff, S. Africa'; testimonial for C V Hume when ADC to the Commander-in-Chief in Burma, 1887; few small portrait photographs; Buckingham Palace permissions dated 1911 to wear Japanese Order of the Rising Sun and The White Elephant conferred by the King of Siam; Book 'The War of the Polish Succession' by The Crown Prince of Siam, inscribed by the author to C V Hume, 1901; Japanese postcards of early 20th century date; press cuttings on his death in 1915; also a Victorian officer's sword by Johnstone, London; a leather clad telescope; a silver capped baton; and various military buttons and insignia Hume served in various official posts, including Military Attache at Tokyo from 1903 to 1907. He was Military Governor to the Crown Prince of Siam from 1896, when he came to study in England. Mrs Hume was granted a pension of £120 a year after her husband's death in 1915.

A cased Centon telescope and tripod.

An Olivon telescope with tripod and camera equipment.

A brass and teak telescope walking stick with case.

A brass telescope, closed L. 27cm.

1930's Pifco child's nightlight in the form of a moulded glass owl on a chrome stand, 14cm high together with late 19th / early 20th century Dollond of London brass and leather three-draw telescope, 38cm long extended (2)

J. H. STEWARD, 406 STRAND & 54 CORNHILL, LONDON; an early 20th century brass and leather bound 'Lord Bury' telescope, bearing maker's plaque, length when fully retracted 27cm.

A leather and brass single draw telescope, maker Negretti & Zambra, London, 89cm extended, together with one other similar telescope, unsigned (2)

A 19th century brass five draw telescope unsigned, the main tube with baleen colour and brass end cap, 48.4 cm fully extended

A lacquered brass 3 inch refracting telescope,maker Griffin & George Ltd, the 35 1/2 inch main tube with rack and pinion focus and signed as per title to back plate, on a brass and mahogany tripod, with canvas and leather telescope case, (screw for tripod mount shorn)

A 19th century 2 inch refractor table telescope,maker G.W. Dixey, London, with rack and pinion focus on a tripod stand, together with two similar telescopes (all incomplete and in poor condition) (3)

A rare early 19th century Carter Rand patent Military and Naval refracting telescope, signed '101 C Rand's Patent. made & sold by Wm, Watkins, St James's Street, London', of four drawers with micromete fitting for eyepiece, the mahogany main tube with embossed royal patent badge and sliding cover over 'Table for computing Horizontal Distance of Objects' (incomplete , missing lenses and some fittings loose), 10-9cm extended, together with a facsimile copy of the 1799 patents specification

A late 19th century mahogany and brass three draw telescope, maker Dollond, London 71.5cm extended/

A leather cased single draw telescope, maker T. Cooke & Sons, London, signed as per title with matching numbers '5908' and broad arrow stamp,63cm long.

A 19th century mahogany and brass four draw telescope, maker Spear, Dublin, signed as per title with sliding shades, 126cm extended.

A Nikon 20x120 binocular telescope. Serial number; 4130487, the plated body with brass eye pieces, on a fork mount and maker's plate to the top, on adjustable tripod stand, 33cm high, 60cm long, 48cm wide (without stand).

A 19th century 3 inch brass and leather bound four draw telescope, maker Dolland, London, with lens cap and sliding eyepiece cover, 138cm extended.

A brass four draw telescope, maker Dollond, London , with lacquered wooden main tube, lens cover and sliding eyepiece cover 103.5cm extended

A brass refracting telescope by Brights of Nettlebed. The 24 inch main tube with rack and pinion focus on tripod base

A 19th century brass refractor table telescope, maker G Adams, London, together with tree other similar telescopes and spare tripods etc ( in poor condition)

A 19th century 2 inch refracting telescope, maker J Warkins, London, leather covered main tube and signed as per title, 87.5cm

Adams of London -  An eight draw brass and fish skin mounted 'Adams New Patent Portable Telescope', signed as per title with Fleet Street address, with brass end cap in a red Moroccan leather case. 70cm extended

A 19th Century leather bound brass three drawer telescope. Unsigned with lens shades, 18cm long (closed)

A mixed collection of 19th century and later items to include a brass leather-bound telescope, an 1805 sheet from The Times newspaper, two crucifixes, three glass plate negative portrait photographs, a pewter 1/4 gill tankard and other miscellaneous items. L.23cm (telescope shortest length as seen in photos)

BOXED TELESCOPE

A BOX AND A TRAY OF ASSORTED ITEMS to include a Samsung J3 and a S20FE, a pocket telescope, a cased Mini Maglite torch, a Samsung S850 camera, a pair of Sunagor Maxima binoculars, and four vintage plated cigarette cases, a tray comprising assorted commemorative medals, pins, etc (1 box +1 tray) (s.d/all untested)

A modern brass telescope in the 19th century style, by Nauticalia - the 2 in. telescope stamped 'Nauticalia 04090' to the mount, 100cm long, on a hardwood tripod stand.

A World War I military issue three draw telescope, Tel. Sig. MKVI, 85cm long, together with a Premiere Philharmonic bugle (2)

A telescope, W.W Greener, Gunmaker, Birmingham, Rathenow make

19th century brass telescope by G & D Davis, London on a tripod stand and in mahogany case, length of case 114cm

ARR GEORGE CUNNINGHAM (Sheffield Artist, 1934-1960) *ARR'Penny-a-Peek', ladies on a roof top with a telescope and poster inscribed "Victory depends on steel and that depends on women in this city", watercolour, signed lower left, bears Hibbert Bothers label verso,17 x 15cm.

Astronomy.- Wittie (Robert) Ouranoskopia [graece]. Or, a Survey of the Heavens. A Plain description of the admirable Fabrick and Motions of the Heavenly Bodies, as they are discovered to the Eye by the Telescope...To which is added the Gout-Raptures, first edition, title within double-rule border, lacks final advertisement f. , without prelims a1-2 (dedicatory verses by Brian Fairfax and T. Guidott) as some other copies so possibly an issue point, some light foxing and staining, contemporary sheep, rebacked and recornered, covers leather cracking, [Wing W3229], 8vo, J. M. for the author, 1681. *** Includes discussion of the telescopes of Hooke and Gallileo and the probability of other inhabited stars.Provenance: John Rich (ink name on title and final leaf); L. Cowlishaw (bookplate).

A British military telescope sighting No.9 Mk.1A, Serial No.713, bearing plaque of W Ottway & Co London 1938, 60cm long.

A WWI 'The Rifleman' leather covered single drawer telescope, stamped 'J H Steward Ltd, London, Made in England', 65cm extended.

A leather covered three drawer telescope, by Dolland; together with a pair of cased field binoculars. (2)

Large collection of vintage toys and collectables to include boxed Friction Powered Steam Rollers, bagged plastic Bagatelle boards, Boxed Hong Kong Telescope, carded Triang Space X Interspace Miniatures Reconnaissance 2 and many more examples (two boxes)

A Sky-watcher ISO/750 telescope EQ3 with stand, weights and lenses - complete

A Seiko Polarex telescope and tripod, boxed

An antique wood and brass three draw telescope, 42cm extended

WW2 Von Braun Rocket Scientist Hans Kennel signed page Op Paperclip NASA. Approx 5 x 3 inch piece with Space images hand signed. Hans studied at the Darmstadt (Germany) University of Technology; in 1955, he received a master’s degree in mechanical engineering, specializing in Hydraulics. In the fall of the next year, he came to Huntsville to work as an Aerospace Engineer for Wernher von Braun's group, created by the Army Ballistic Missile Agency via "Operation Paperclip." Hans' field of expertise was Guidance and Control Flight Software. In 1960, along with the German rocket scientists, he transferred to what would soon become NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, Redstone Arsenal. Once in Huntsville, Hans met Margarete "Margaret" Muller, daughter of Christian Wilhelm Muller and Anna Maria Lang. Originally from Kleinaspach, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, Margaret had come to the U.S. as an au-pair for the family of Rudolf Schlidt, one of the original von Braun team members. In 1961, Hans and Margaret married in Kleinaspach, returning to Huntsville and making the town their permanent home. Their children would all be born here. During his Redstone tenure, Hans worked on many space and rocket projects, the Jupiter, Saturn V, Space Lab, Hubble Space Telescope, and HEAO-2 (Einstein X-ray Telescope) projects in particular. His most notable area of work was in the development of new software algorithms involving space vehicle angular momentum management and control moment gyros. These algorithms were successfully used on Skylab for the original 1973 and 1974 missions, as well as the Skylab re-entry mission in 1979. Hans' Control Moment Gyro Steering Law was advanced and versatile enough to be used years later by the International Space Station. For this work, he received several commendations, including the two highest awards given to NASA employees: the NASA Exceptional Service Medal and the NASA Medal for Exceptional Scientific Achievement. Hans retired in 1992 after 36 years of government service. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

A pair of trench art vases, other shell cases, telescope, silver plated oval tray, soup ladle, cloisonné vase, plaster wall bracket etc

A 19th Century brass and wooden Telescope, by Dollard of London, inscribed "A Token of Remembrance from a Grateful Friend to the Reverend W.F. Molony S.J., 14th August 1857," with material pouch. (1)

A 19th Century English Harbourmaster brass Telescope, by Schmalcalder, 399 Strand, London (stamped) on original wooden folding stand. (1)

A large 19th Century brass and mahogany cased Telescope, 52cms (20 1/2"); another in brass and leather case by F.M. Newton, Optician, Halifax, approx. 30cms (11 3/4"); another similar leather and chrome by H. Hughes & Son, Ltd., London, approx. 46cms (18"), and two other 19th Century brass lenses [measurements are for closed instruments.] (5)

A leather cased three drawer wooden & brass telescope.,