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Meccano No.7 outfit, housed in a reproduction oak box, with two drawers, comprising nickel parts, with theodolite, original electric motor, clockwork motor, a boxed lamp and lamp holder, Meccano instructions book 1, delrin chains, and others, all in near mint condition.Has the weights. No electrical manual. We have no knowledge who made the cabinet but it is constructed to a very high standard.
A rare and scarce 18th Century brass Theodolite Instrument, by J. Bennett of London, (Signed with etched dial (glass broken) and original stand (lacks legs), as a scientific instrument, w.a.f.; together with a 19th Century Theodolite of metal and brass form, on rotating base; together with another late 19th Century Theodolite and two later examples (one Cavel) as mechanical instruments, w.a.f. (5)
An early/mid-20th century thodolite The silvered compass dial signed 'J. H. Steward, 406 Strand, London'. The theodolite with usual scales, adjustments, and levels, etc, together with a plum bob and alternative lens, all within a fitted hardwood case.The theodolite 27.5cm high overallQty: 1Wear to the lacquer overall due to age and use. The case with minor marks and knocks due to use.
A Meccano Outfit No. 7, comprising nickel parts, including 19a wheels, loom shuttle, Electric Motor No. 1, No. 149 locomotive collecting shoes, original Electrical Parts tie-card of two bobbins, two Coil Cheeks, two Core Pieces, two silver-tipped contact screws, with two reels of wire, four small brown boxes for electrical parts, clockwork motor, loom healds, funnels, hook, sand roller, wood rollers, buffers, ratchets and pawls with manuals and theodolite, very rare exampleEx Christies Lot 115 - 14th October 2003 - https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-4163768?ldp_breadcrumb=backAll manuals, No. 1 and electrical and theodolite card present.
A Meccano circa 1930 set No.7, housed in the original twin drawer green painted Meccano No. 7 cabinet, containing a large quantity of various red and green components with boxed clockwork motor, No. 6 Electric Motor, quantity of brass components, pulley wheels, nickel and other small boxed Meccano components, together with the original theodolite protractor, and divided circle part No. 135, also sold with an original copy of the 1926 Meccano Standard Mechanisms leaflet, excellent example in original condition, the outer box has some wear with paint loss throughoutThis set is between 95-99% complete, based on some basic notes from the vendor.
A Meccano circa 1925 6A gift set, housed in the original oak wooden box, comprising of various mainly nickel components to include various brass pulley wheels, cogs and sections, together with a quantity of electrical outfit components, housed in smaller boxes, together with large clockwork motor, electric mechanism, and the original Seco Accumulator, excellent example, appears near complete with original electrical outfit, construction leaflet, Meccano System 6A Compendium, and the Model No. 6.4 Theodolite Protractor and Divided Circle sectionsThe accumulator in this lot is original.
A collection of surveying and other instrumentsIncluding: A mahogany cased theodolite by E.H.Robinson of London and Shrewsbury; a cased theodolite by Stanley of London; a brass drum sextant by W&S Jones of 30 Holborn, London, in leather carrying case; a cased brass surveyor's cross with compass; a mahogany cased surveyor's compass by Davis & Son of Derby; a brass level sight by Reynolds of Birmingham; a military issue Verner's Pattern VII compass dated 1917; a pocket combination barometer and compass by J.Casartelli of Manchester; a lignum vitae and brass spirit level by J.Rabone & Sons of Birmingham; and three cased sets of draughtsman's tools.

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