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A 19th Century mahogany tripod with brass telescope fitting 163cm h (closed ex fitting)
SOLD FOR £420
A 19th Century mahogany tripod with brass telescope fitting 163cm h (closed ex fitting)
Broadhurst Clarkson and Co. of 63 Farringdon Road, London, a 19th Century brass 3 draw telescope raised on a turned oak tripod and with later side adjustment
SOLD FOR £120
Broadhurst Clarkson and Co. of 63 Farringdon Road, London, a 19th Century brass 3 draw telescope raised on a turned oak tripod and with later side adjustment
A 19th Century brass and leather 5 draw telescope together with an associated brass and chrome tripod
SOLD FOR £200
A 19th Century brass and leather 5 draw telescope together with an associated brass and chrome tripod
T Cooke and Sons London and New York, a military issue 2 draw brass and leather covered telescope marked Cooke and Sons Ltd London New York, no.1035 with crows foot mark and marked no.16, raised on an associated leather covered tripod
SOLD FOR £90
T Cooke and Sons London and New York, a military issue 2 draw brass and leather covered telescope marked Cooke and Sons Ltd London New York, no.1035 with crows foot mark and marked no.16, raised on an associated leather covered tripod
W Ottway & Company Ltd Ealing London, a Victorian 2 draw brass and leather telescope, raised on a Blunt and Way no.125 military issue brass and mahogany, adjustable tripod
SOLD FOR £280
W Ottway & Company Ltd Ealing London, a Victorian 2 draw brass and leather telescope, raised on a Blunt and Way no.125 military issue brass and mahogany, adjustable tripod
Broadhurst Clarkson & Co. of 63 Farringdon Road London EC, a 19th Century brass table telescope, raised on a folding tripod base 21" x 37" together with an associated draw section and lens cap
SOLD FOR £100
Broadhurst Clarkson & Co. of 63 Farringdon Road London EC, a 19th Century brass table telescope, raised on a folding tripod base 21" x 37" together with an associated draw section and lens cap
Dolland of London, a 19th Century brass single draw table telescope raised on tripod base, together with a rectangular box containing various lenses and brass telescope tubes
SOLD FOR £55
Dolland of London, a 19th Century brass single draw table telescope raised on tripod base, together with a rectangular box containing various lenses and brass telescope tubes
A 19th Century brass 2 draw telescope complete with tripod (slight dent to tripod), contained in a pine carrying case marked Clarkson High Street Holburn
SOLD FOR £260
A 19th Century brass 2 draw telescope complete with tripod (slight dent to tripod), contained in a pine carrying case marked Clarkson High Street Holburn
Abraham of Liverpool, a 19th Century brass portable telescope with 2 lenses raised on a tripod base, cased
SOLD FOR £440
Abraham of Liverpool, a 19th Century brass portable telescope with 2 lenses raised on a tripod base, cased
Watson & Sons, 313 High Holburn London, an early 20th Century terrestrial refracting telescope, having a 3 draw objective lens, raised on a folding tripod stand, 45"l, 3.25diam.
SOLD FOR £320
Watson & Sons, 313 High Holburn London, an early 20th Century terrestrial refracting telescope, having a 3 draw objective lens, raised on a folding tripod stand, 45"l, 3.25diam.
An astronomical telescope with 4" lens, complete with tripod and various lenses
SOLD FOR £240
An astronomical telescope with 4" lens, complete with tripod and various lenses
A polished brass and steel 2 draw telescope by W Ottway & Co Ltd, marked 1940 no. 1465, reputedly removed from an Australian tank, raised on a War Office issue brass and beech tripod by the standard instrument no.13 Mk 3 New Zealand 1943,
SOLD FOR £120
A polished brass and steel 2 draw telescope by W Ottway & Co Ltd, marked 1940 no. 1465, reputedly removed from an Australian tank, raised on a War Office issue brass and beech tripod by the standard instrument no.13 Mk 3 New Zealand 1943,