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λ A Victorian brass pocket clinometer compass by L. Casella, the back engraved 'N. E. CO.', in a leather case, together with two other clinometer compasses, one by 'J. WARDALE & CO LONDON' and an ivory compass and thermometer (tube lacking) in a leather case, 9.7cm (max). (4)

Collection of militaria, to include a Clinometer Fielf Mk VI dated 1942 artillery gun sight in leather case, Telescope M19 No.2929, Tasco 25x telescope, six shell cases, modern German army belt, two wartime bicycle lights and a collection of mixed buttons.

Barkers combined prismatic clinometer/compass, patent no. 1926, circa 1910, 7.5cm diameter, in original leather case; also a First World War Troughton & Simms box sextant, dated 1918, 6.5cm diameter, in a Mason & Sons, Birmingham leather case; and a First World War Abney level/clinometer by Hall Bros., 10cm, in an incomplete leather case stamped 'J A Jacobs & Co., 1915'; and a small brass pocket compass (4)

A World War One / WW1 German Military Artillery Clinometer By Simpson & Co SUHL, Complete With Original Wooden Storage Case.

A clinometer by SHORT & MASON London dated 1910 in orig leather case G+

Leather cased Clinometer by the Hughes Owen Co. Ltd, Montreal, Toronto WINNIREG No.7006

A Victorian brass mounted boxwood clinometer rule by Negretti & Zambra, LondonOf folding form, inset with a compass and twin spirit levels, the brass hinged section inscribed V.R. Supplied for the Public Service, housed in original stitched leather case. 16.5 cm long. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, some minor staining, some wear to case, general wear.

A SHORT AND MASON MILITARY ISSUE LACQUERED BRASS CLINOMETER, NUMBERED 4865, DATED 1909, LEATHER CASE, TWO LEATHER CASED PRISMATIC COMPASSES, A LEATHER PISTOL HOLSTER, ETC

First World War period officers compass in original leather case, Watkin’s Clinometer by Hughes & Son Ltd, in original leather case and one other mahogany cased compass (3)

A cased Hilger & Watts M. C. Clinometer

A WWII period Admiralty Pattern MK III Inspector's clinometer, 45° by E R Watts & Son, London:, no 349, smooth black finish frame, calibrated brass drum and black lacquered brass spirit bubble tubes, in a fitted mahogany case stamped en suite.

A WWII period clinometer by PTI & Co Ltd:, No 2410, signed as per title and dated 1943, black crackle finish to frame, calibrated brass drum and silver plated spirit bubble tube, in a fitted mahogany case stamped en suite.

A circular brass bulkhead 'Unit' clinometer by Lilley & Gillie:, signed to dial as per title, 26cm diameter.

A blackened metal 90 degree clinometer, No 2 Mk 1, 9cm high

An E.R. Watts Ltd. Admiralty pattern MKIII clinometer, No. 36081

A WWII Clinometer Field Mark VI No. 1695C dated 1942 with original brown leather case

A Short and Mason Mk I Clinometer, No.5553, With War Department arrow, dated 1910, in a leather case together with a modern compass

WW1 1915 Field Clinometer Mark IV by Taylor Taylor & Hobson Ltd; Boer War / WW1 period leather holster; 1942 Small Arms Manual, plus other items. (7 items)

E R Watts & Son London 45 degree inspector's clinometer numbered 281 and dated 1939, Heath and Co. transparent station pointer in case, gimballed compass etc

WWII or similar German likely military gun sight clinometer marked C Hasse & Wrede Berlin N20 and Gelanderwinkel, length 14cm

An American brass military clinometer, Quadrant, Gunners, M1 No 85103 Minneapolis Honeywell Reg Co (1942?), 20cm wide, leather case

A leather cased Military clinometer

A Victorian Watkins Mirror Clinometer Reg 14 Mar 1881, made by J Hicks of London in its leather carry case, together with an early 20th century dated 1902 Military marked Short & Mason Clinometer in its leather carry case.

Early 20th century American black finished and lacquer brass hand held clinometer, W N Matthews Corp - St Louis, USA, of square section form with eye-piece and sliding internal mirror set body to a brass cased spirit level and contained within a stitched leather case, length 12 ½ cms

Mid-20th century leather cased clinometer, Starrett Athol - Mass, USA, of cast steel rectangular form set with a glass level and with pivoting arm to a scale 1-16 per foot, length 38cm, contained within a stitched leather carry case

Small R & J Beck cased monocular microscope with folding tripod base, Stanley brass clinometer compass & 1 other compass

A Quantity of Folding and Box Cameras, including a Coronet folding camera, three Kodak folding cameras, a Kodak Duaflex, a Polaroid Colour Swinger II and a Kershaw 1918 Clinometer Sight, as found

World War Two - a MkIV Clinometer Sight, No. 42842, dated 1944; a marching compass, by T.G. Co Ltd, dated 1943; a cartographic instrument, (3)

A military planometer, a JMG & Sons compass needle in Bakelite box, a clinometer and other instruments, mainly with MOD arrows.

MILITARIA - AN E.R. WATTS & SON CLINOMETER FIELD MK VI serial number 13240, dated 1941, in a fitted leather case with identical stamped date.

An American brass military clinometer, Quadrant, Gunners, M1 No 85103 Minneapolis Honeywell Reg Co (1942?), 20cm wide, leather case

20th century circular brass cased 'Hezzainth' clinometer, D24cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A 1917 brass Military Field Clinometer with engraved markings "Clinometer Field Mark V"," No. 7727", "Taylor, Taylor & Hobson Ltd", 1917 WWI, for laying guns vertically from 0-89 degrees, 16.5 cms long x 4cms wide x 14cms high.

CASED MILITARY CLINOMETER a Military Clinometer Service Pattern No 1009, 1900,V, and in a fitted leather case with strap. Also with a Military monocular, made by Aitchison & Co, London, X9 Magnification and also in a fitted leather case with strap. (2)

Three Various Mortar/Gun Sightsconsisting Clinometer Mortar MKIII, alloy and brass sight dated “1940” ... Clinometer sight MKIV, green painted brass sight dated “1941”. Complete in its cardboard storage box ... “OS 327 GA Mark IV” dated “1941”. Steel sight. 3 items.

WWII and later RAF Interest - a lot to include various aircraft dials, an SRL & Co 1944 Clinometer Sight Mk IV No.26174, other aircraft parts and related items, and a cased pair of Aircrew Mk VIII spectacles

Early 20th century American black finished and lacquer brass hand held clinometer, W N Matthews Corp - St Louis, USA, of square section form with eye-piece and sliding internal mirror set body to a brass cased spirit level and contained within a stitched leather case, length 12 1/2 cms

A Loftus Sikes's Hydrometer, cased, Cooke Troughton & Simms Gunsight Clinometer and Negretti & Zambra Jordan Sunshine Recorder (a lot)

Clinometer sight MK IV for a Vickers machine gun No 37891

MILITARY CLINOMETER

A gunners brass cased clinometer level by P.T.I. Co No 2384 dated 1943 with graduated barrel in orig box G++

Watkin's clinometer and WWI army compass Condition reports are not available for the Interiors Sale.

A World War I clinometer in tan leather case, makers J. H. Steward, London.

An old brass Watkin Mirror Clinometer; together with a bosun's whistle.

A WWII clinometer in case and leather cased torch

Two military compasses and service patter clinometer

Early 20th century American black finished and lacquer brass hand held clinometer, W N Matthews Corp - St Louis, USA, of square section form with eye-piece and sliding internal mirror set body to a brass cased spirit level and contained within a stitched leather case, length 12 1/2 cms

Lacquered and patinated brass clinometer of typical square form with sliding eye-piece and with pivoting spirit level with integral scale of plus to minus 50 in a velvet lined morocco covered case (hinge a/f)

Modern surveyor's compass, Stanley-London, of circular hinged form with mirror lined lid fitted with a scale for natural sine and glazed interior with further silvered scale, folding sight arm and clinometer, width 7cms

Carl Zeiss monocular, 6x24, No. 451377, with leather case, pocket compass by Elliott Bros London, cased and a Stanley, London clinometer, cased with chartProvenance: West Heslerton Hall

An Inspector's Clinometer MKII, 1936, no. 175.

Hilger & Watts Clinometer, Richer & Co. geometry set, Swift, Hanimex binoculars, etc:- One Tray

Poles brass clinometer and compass no 27 by Elliot Brothers, Strand, London, 7.5cm diameter

Georgian Ramsden London brass refractor telescope on adjustable tripod stand, engraved to top of main barrel Ramsden London, diameter 2.5 inches, overall length 75cm, together with a brass clinometer or similar sighting scope

A box of miscellanea to include a Victory Jigsaw puzzle, dressing table set, slide rule, Halma Board game, a Clinometer, and a quantity of Ladybird books, etc.

A Watts 90 degree clinometer

WW1 French artillery gunners clinometer in its leather case

Bradux Watch Case Implement, Hilger Watts Clinometer, M & W Micrometer, another by Mitutoyo, staple gun, Vienna clock movement, etc:- oak box.

A WW I Taylor Taylor and Hobson brass reflecting clinometer, with War Department mark, numbered 242 and dated 1915, 19cm (including suspension ring.)

A large Inspectors Clinometer of steel construction having visible spirit level with brass cylinder, the cover stamped Clinometers Inspectors mark 2 OS 1916 GA 1958 GDL 592, in a fitted mahogany case with brass label to the lid Clion. Insp. Cased Mk II G.D. Ltd OS 1509 GA., w.24, d.22, h.11cm.