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A polished walking cane, the handle in the form of an imitation shagreen covered miniature brass telescope (approx x3), brass ferrule, 34” overall; and another with black painted lower end, inlaid ornamental strapwork central bands, and later added bone handle in the form of a lion, 31” overall. GC (2)

ANNOUNCE: The PCCGB condition rating system used should only be seen as a guide. Personal viewing is essential. A list of codes is under each lot, or go to http://tinyurl.com/zl28msc Lot1 - Three Tripods & a Telescope. Manfrotto 190XPROB with QR pan & tilt head (condition 5/6E); Velbon Sherpa 250R tripod with QR pan & tilt head (condition 5E). Also a Manfrotto monopod and a TeleScience terrestrial telescope & stand.

3 Bolex 8mm Cine Camera Outfits, with Cases. To include B8L (motor inoperative) with Yuar 36mm f2.8 & 13mm f1.8 lenses; D8L with Switar 5.5mm f1.8, Switar 12.5 f1.5 & Yvar 16mm f2.8 lenses. Bolex (model unknown) with Yvar 13mm f1.98 & Kinotel 8mm f1.9 lenses; Kintar 6mm f1.9 cine lens in case. Also a Zeiss Ikon Nettar, Kowa SE & Canon Dial 1/2 frame (neither working) and a pocket telescope.

A Sebden 1000/203 Newtonian Reflector Telescope. Complete with heavy-duty tripod, sighting scope, x1.5 & x2 eye pieces etc. Very small dent in the barrel, operation not affected. Heavy- Comes in two large boxes with original packing etc.

Mauchline ware – sewing – seven pieces comprising a dome top circular reel box (The Braes of Ballochmyle) six numerical bone apertures, internal label Clark and Co, 10.5cm, a large bellow form pin cushion (The Pier, St Annes-On-Sea), 18cm, a telescope form knitting needlecase (Llangollen Chair Bridge Inn and c), 19.5cm, a wool bowl (New Museum, Ipswich) in alternate segments, 8cm, a needle book (Beachy Head, Lighthouse) 7.6cm, a thimble egg (Lyme Regis) with needlecase, reel and thimble, 6cm, and a dome top reel box (Burns’ Cottage/Bought In The Cottage “The Gossip…) 8cm (7)

An Orion 300mm reflecting telescope, complete with a tripod base, and a Sky sensor 2000 PC motorised

A World War I Negretti & Zambra three draw military brass telescope, stamped "Telescope F.A.M K_V Negretti & Zambra 1917 No. 255" over broad arrow, 33.25ins, with leather case and lens shade, mounted on a brass and wood tripod stamped "Siemens Brothers, London, 1915"

A 19th Century novelty walking stick, the cane shaft mounted with brass three draw telescope by W. Gregory & Co., 51 Strand, London, 34.5ins

Continental School (mid 18th century) - Portrait of an officer wearing armour and holding a telescope Oil on canvas 76.5 x 62cm (30 1/4 x 12 1/4in.)

Late 19th or early 20th Century silvered brass two section telescope by Ross of London, No. 24014

Modern Camlink telescope with tripod together with a pair of Olympus 10 x 50 DPS binoculars

19th Century brass telescope by Thomas Jones, Charing Cross, London (a/f)

A reproduction, (1915 model) of a naval telescope on an extendable, tri-pod stand, Height: 30 cm.

A Brass and lacquered two part tube telescope on Y framed stand - no makers mark and fitted to mahogany case along with another miniature magnifying glass on stand. Some slides still present in the paper wrap

British "Telescope, Lining up, Gun, MKI. OS 1248 G.A.". Maker marked R&JB No.1226" Broad Arrow marked. Complete in wooden transit case "OS 2167A"

WW2 British three draw Telescope, Signaling, (MkIV) Also GS. Maker marked "Negretti & Zambra London, No.975". In leather case.

**REOFFER IN A&C DEC £150-£200** WW2 British four drawer brass telescope. Maker marked "BC Ltd and Co" and "Tel. Sct. Regt's. MKII s 2882 O.S. 126 GA" with Broad Arrow." Complete in leather case.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TELESCOPE & CANON PRINTER

A brass table-top telescope on brass tripod stand.

Early 20th century Negretti & Zambra 1917 G.S. Telescope x 8, No. 126 & No 18, in wooden case

Boxed Optisan Telescope

World War Two (WW2) - a British Army telescope stereoscopic No 1B MK I, No 1548 OS598GA, 'dog ears' on tripod support. NOTE: Please read 'Important Information' contained in LOT 76 before bidding on this lot

A vintage American Hustler alarm clock, a miniature telescope, pen knives, lighter etc.

An antique leather and brass three drawer pocket telescope, 34.5cm extended.

c. WW1 four drawer telescope by Broadhurst Clarkson & Co Ltd in leather case together with an ostler's knife and leather sheath

Old three drawer telescope A/F

Opera glasses, monocular and small telescope

Three Broadhurst Clarkson Telescope Parts, in lacquered brass

Three RAS Thread Telescope Eye Pieces, together with three microscope eye pieces, plus one other

A Large Collection of Microscope Objectives & Other Parts, including microscope objectives, eyepieces, bar limb from Ross Type microscope, theodolite telescope and other parts (a lot)

A Marine Telescope by Spencer, Browning & Rust, brass with mahogany barrel, marked 'Day or Night'

Three-draw Telescope by Cutts, Sutton & Son, engraved 'J. P. Cutts, Sutton & Son, Opticians to Her Majesty, Sheffield & London'

Single-Draw Telescope by Berge, engraved 'Berge London late Ramsden' and 'No.1 Quartermaster Generals Department'

A Victorian Society of Arts type Microscope, Small Brass Microscope & Telescope, The Society of Arts model with the addition of an unusual wooden mechanical stage, accessories include live box, selection of mounted slides and two large wooden 3-specimen slides, small microscope unsigned, 3-draw brass mahogany-bound telescope unsigned (3)

A miniature Hohner "Little Lady" harmonica; a small travelling timepiece; a silver and mother of pearl pen knife; a small single draw telescope and other collectable items

A CASED BRASS EXTENDING TELESCOPE, lacquered brass, three lenses, fitted mahogany case, L 110 cm

A two draw Telescope. Brass with wood. Marked "Tauton, London. Day or Night"

A brass, three draw telescope with leather cover (1)

A small cased brass three drawer telescope, with plaque stating 'Victorian Marine Telescope', Ealing, London 1915

Coronet Midget camera, three drawer telescope, silver boot hooks and shoe horn and travelling cup

One bag of collectable items to include small, one draw telescope in leather case, small copper measure dated 1860, Book of Common Prayer with ivorine cover dated 1875, a lorgnette, a mother of pearl kit and a small, cased Meerschaum pipe with amber mouth piece (af) (7 in lot)

An early 20th Century three drawer telescope, leather clad, trademark Trymf

A 19th century lacquered brass four-drawer telescope, mahogany cylinder grip, 15cm extending to 41cm long

An early 20th century lacquered brass Advanced Starboy 3 inch refractor telescope, by Broadhurst Clarkson & Co., London, star spotter, rack and pinion adjustment, swan neck swivel carriage, garden tripod, extending to 117.5cm long, c. 1925

An early 20th century military brass three-draw telescope, marked Tele Sct Regts Mk2, H.C.R & Son Ltd, OS 126 GA, No.28805, textured grip and shade, eyepiece aperture shutter, extending to 81cm long, leather case; a microscope monocular tube, by Ross, London, No.41787, marked Low Power 6, 20cm long (2)

A 19th century three draw brass telescope

A George V naval officer's sword of the Royal Indian Marine, blade 31 in., etching including crowned star above a fouled anchor, gilt brass hilt with crowned fouled anchor superimposed on a star, lion head pommel with mane running the length of the back strap, wire bound shagreen grip; complete with gilt-brass mounted black leather scabbard, sword knot, and sword bag; together with an Officer of the Watch telescope by Ross, London. [2]

Three drawer leather covered brass telescope by Broadhurst & Clarkson of 63 Farringdon Rd London. Length 29.5" when fully extended

An 18th century 3'' brass reflecting telescope inscribed on the tube 'I. Baddely, Albrighton', with screw rod adjustment to one side, screw lens cap and folding tripod stand, 35cm overall length, 7cm diameter, 37cm high (level)The maker appears to be John Baddely who was baptised in Tong church in 1720 and who became a clock and watch maker at 18. In 1762 he started work in optics constructing a reflective telescope and later moved to Albrighton and is buried there. In Shaw's Staffordshire the author comments upon Baddely 'his superiority as a clock maker will be told for some years to come by the numerous domestic and turret clocks substantially constructed by him in every part of the country within many miles of Albrighton where he long resided', for further information refer to www.discoveringtong.org

A brass and leather telescope

A Dolland four draw telescope with brass and oak barrel, sliding brass cover to lens and eye piece.

Early 19th century brass four-draw telescope, signed - E. Bryan, Manchester, with leather grip, 52cm long

Telescope on metal adjustable stand

Reproduction telescope on adjustable stand

A large wood and brass telescope by Dollond, London - 104cm long

A large antique leather bound and brass telescope by W Ottway & Co. - No.9692 - 60cm unextended

Dollond of London table-top wooden and brass telescope - 19th century with original mahogany box and lenses

An antique wooden and brass four draw telescope by J W Watkins, London - 108cm fully extended

A cased brass lacquered draw telescope together with an ebonised wooden tripod stand.

A 19th century brass and mahogany draw telescope.