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A brass theodolite on a mahogany folding tripod stand, fitted location spikes to tripod support ends31cm wide128cm highCondition Reportoxidisation to brasschips, nibbles and surface scratches thoughout

Sokkisha TM20HS digital theodolite, no. 33029, in fitted plastic case, together with a Sokkia Set 5A Total station

MKI Watkin Clinometer No. 1 1894, military issue Hall Bros theodolite no. 40467, and a military issue B562 gap measurer No. 3, all within fitted canvas/wooden cases

Microsurvey Tracker, Wild GPR 1 prism, Hilger & Watts Ltd theodolite no. 73361 and a Stanley theodolite no. 58470, both in fitted wooden cases

An early 20thC Cooke Troughton & Sims Ltd theodolite, serial number SO4526, cased, together with a wooden and metal tripod stand.

A Hilger & Watts surveyor's level SL5, circa 1960, s no.101319, in wooden case, a Hilger & Watts theodolite in metal case ST150-4, and a Vickers CTS orange V22 theodolite in wooden case, circa 1960's, serial no. V222701 (3)

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.

Surveyors theodolite gauge and tripod 

A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE MEASURING EQUIPMENT, to include a theodolite, compass, and other items, most of this equipment looks to be in good condition but has not been checked to see if everything works or is complete

Selection of 20th Century surveying equipment to include Tripod, Measuring Staff and Carl Zeiss Theodolite. 

Selection of surveyors equipment to include WILD T2 Universal Theodolite with automatic index and other boxed instruments.

A brass Theodolite and a brass compass - both stamped Ross

A vintage Hilger & Watts theodolite

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.

An ERW&S brass surveyor's theodolite, No. 665992, 14cm high.

TROUGHTON & SIMMS OF LONDON; an early 20th century theodolite, in original fitted case.

Vintage theodolite, engraved A G Thornton, Manchester, wooden box, and two tripods.

Hilger & Watts Surveyer's Precision Theodolite Level, Flowmaster Anemometer, Cowley automatic level, black anvil telephone 312L, 164C 47/1 to handset (4).

E.R Watts General Utility Level 25606 (Boxed), Stanley London Theodolite (2).

J B DANCER, OPTICIAN, MANCHESTER; a 19th century lacquered brass theodolite and stand (af).

An extending theodolite stand ( ideal for modern lighting )

A vintage Brass Theodolite, made by Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd., pat. no. 242468, cased.

A W & L. E. Gurley survey theodolite. 50308.

A boxed vintage theodolite by W Wilson of Chalk Farm London

A cased Hilger Watts theodolite together with various cameras with some cases

An Edwardian lacquered and oxidised brass surveyor's Stanley's Patent theodolite, no 103207, 36 cm high, in original box (1904)

WWII era military theodolite, fitted mahogany case, stamped 44180 W.F.S B3586 and broad arrow, together with M319 MK2 explosive carrying crate.

An old painted metal surveyor's theodolite by W. Erskine Mayne Ltd Belfast, 10" long in leather case

An old brass surveyor's theodolite/dial by W. Wilson of Belmont St London, dated 1900 with circular silvered dial and spirit level, 11½" long

A good quality brass surveyor's theodolite by John Davis & Son Derby in fitted wooden case with wooden folding tripod

A mahogany cased Theodolite by Stanley.

British WWI Surveyor's Level Theodolite, made by F.B. Dancer of Manchester and in excellent condition with an extra extended eye piece for longer distance. There is a repair label inside the box from Hilger & Watts Ltd.

Ihon (John) Coggs of Fleet Street, London,- George II brass circumferentor (theodolite) c1730, housing a cylindrical glazed compass with a steel indicating hand and engraved (formerly silvered) eight point compass rose to the centre, outer track divided into two-degree intervals and a subsidiary Arabic numeral chapter ring divided into ten minute intervals, mounted on a 12" cast brass four spoke circular table engraved on the circumference in one degree increments from 0-360 degrees, with makers name and mounting points for vertical sights. John Coggs is recorded as a mathematical instrument maker and engraver, working in Fleet Street from 1710-40The introduction of advanced surveying instruments such as this circumferentor revolutionized the field of land surveying. Surveyors could now conduct their work with a level of precision that was previously unattainable, leading to more accurate maps and a better understanding of geographical features.

A cased theodolite. The case 38 cm wide.

A collection of vintage fishing reels, together with a theodolite, binoculars and other items

A 19th-Century Oxidised Brass Everest-Pattern Theodolite,English, c.1900, signed 'T Cooke & Sons, York' and with a military arrow and 'No.96 12F and to the top 'O.S. EVEREST 5" No.12F', the telescope with rack and pinion focusing, the eyepiece with crosshairs and adjusting screws, the two part vertical circles with silvered scales, twin verniers and magnifiers, horizontal circle with silver chamfered scale, with two verniers and swing magnifier, with bubble level, on three-screw tripod attachment with screw mounting, trough compass and plummet, in the original mahogany case

French Theodolite,French, c.1900, compass engraved 'Fraget A Paris' on 3 screw feet, silvered horizontal circle, black compass with 4in vertical circle with silver scale, telescope with rack and pinion focusing

Unusual Artillery/Gun Director,English, dated 1916 telescopes engraved 'TELESCOPE SIGHTING No.12 MK.1 W OTTWAY & Co LtdEALING No.180 1915' with military arrow, the body signed on the compass dial 'E. R. WATTS LONDON' constructed of heavy cast brass mounted on theodolite tripod, instrument 36cm tallBUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS LOT. COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER ONLY

Two surveyor's level tripod stands, a Cooke Troughton & Simms Limited theodolite S042381, plus another V031136.

A theodolite by Stanley, late 19th/early 20th century, numbered '114606', with fitted wooden box,35cm wide, anda further theodolite with fitted wooden box (2)

Two theodolite levels, 19th century, one example by Negretti & Zambra, London, the other by Troughton & Simms, London, 29 and 31cm high (2)Condition ReportFoot lacking to Toughton and Simms example.

A Meccano Outfit No. 7, comprising nickel parts, including 19a wheels, loom shuttle, Electric Motor No. 1, 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=back

Collection of vintage surveyors' equipment to include: tripod, extending measure by Cook and Troughton and a theodolite. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT). All three items are worn and aged but, whilst grubby in places, appear sound and complete.

A theodolite with tripod and a surveyors measuring stick.

A vintage Stanley theodolite on a tripod. 157 cm high.

A cased vintage theodolite. The case 33 cm wide.

A Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd., York, theodolite No. 35152, 30cm h. together with a boxed rolling ruler made by W. Ottway & Co. Ltd., Ealing, London for Harper & Tunstall London & Glasgow. 30cm.

Large Hall Bros tripod and boxed surveying theodolite together with a selection of engineering tools, Macrome tap and dies and Horstmann Gas clockwork timer.

A W & J George Ltd brass Theodolite compass; another unnamed; a Marine Compass, etc (4)

A wooden cased theodolite

A Wild Heerbrugg of Switzerland theodolite T2-109786, with domed protective cover, height 33 cm.

A vintage tripod Theodolite adjustable stand bearing TS to mount along with a Zenith level.

Military theodolite/sighting scope WW2 by Kershaw and Glauser in mahogany carrying case

A Franklin Mint brass theodolite, on a wooden stand, 7cm high overall, together with a universal sundial, 13.5cm wide.

A mid 19th century Elliott Bros., London theodolite and teak tripod, with owner’s engraved name for John Frederick Bateman, the theodolite has been mounted on a later base for display. Bateman was an important 19th century engineer, specialising in civil engineering projects mainly relating to waterworks and reservoirs. Condition - fair to good,

An early 20th century part brass surveyors Theodolite instrument, mounted on a yellow coloured wooden base, the components are for distance measuring, angle measuring and simple microscopic magnifying, h40cm. Condition report: The motion is good and swivels the full 360 degrees.

An early 20thC boxed theodolite by Buff & Buff, Boston, Mass.

Cooke, troughton & Simms Ltd Theodolite