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A Karl Zeiss Starmor No. 316 brass and enamelled white metal fixed mount triple ocular telescope, probably WWI. Together with a WWII Miner's/nautical lamp (Oldham Admiralty) made in USA. (B.P. 21% + VAT) telescope - lenses are reasonably clear and revolve as they should.

A vintage looking Kowa field telescope, and a further field telescope stamped 18-36-50mm, in fitted case, with tripod. (2)

A field telescope, no maker's label, marked 20-60X60, a pair of 10x50 binoculars, and a pair of Praktica CN 20x50 binoculars. (3)

A four draw brass and leather telescope, stamped Broadhurst Clarkson and Co Limited 63 Farringdon Road London, 26cm long.

Sundry lot including hip flask, plated tray, telescope, cigarette cards etc All in used condition, unchecked

A mixed group comprising a British Royal Naval Edwardian painted canvas cordite or shot carrier, the brown carrier with a coat of arms decal and a dark brown leather handle, 33.5cm high; a Dollond, London three-draw telescope brass and wooden telescope (optics with some apparent interior dust and/or mildew, no lens cap), a silver-plated shooting trophy cup with ebonised wooden stand and a late 19th or early 20th century desk or library model of a suit of medieval style armour, handmade by C. Galdies, Valletta, Malta, old paper label to the underside of the base, 39cm high (4)

A Victorian style brass telescope on stained wood tripod stand.

An Opticon telescope and tripod

Reproduction Boxed brass victorian marine telescope

A Lumux 32551 telescope lacking stand

ASSORTED COSTUME JEWELLERY, WATCHES AND PENS, to include three boxes of imitation pearl necklaces, a green enamel metal compact, unmarked, a 'Colibri' lighter with pouch, paste set collar clip, a silver plate Figaro chain, frog brooch, clip on earrings, watches to include a gents boxed 'Emporio Armani' quartz wristwatch, a white metal 'Corocroft' watch, a ladies 'Rotary' watch with mother of pearl dial, three others with names to include 'Jean Philipe', Consul and Royal, a Parker pen box with refills, a white metal Ever sharp pencil, a small black lacquer pen, and a white metal engine turned pattern propelling pencil, signed 'Life-Long', a porcelain lady pin cushion with damage to legs, a small cased travel iron, a cased manicure set Germany, two Harmonicas, a Tasco telescope, a plastic folding fan, and a small collection of used stamps etc

A BOX AND LOOSE PHOTOGRAPHIC AND OPTICAL EQUIPMENT, to include a Pentax K1000 fitted with a Prinzflex f2.8 135mm lens, cased Canon Powershot A480, Olympus Camedia and Kodak Easy Share C643 digital cameras, a cased Nikon Lite Touch Zoom 70 W compact 35mm camera, a cased modern pocket telescope, a Samsung VP-L750D Hi 8 8mm camcorder, a music stand, forty five slides of steam trains in a wooden slide box, a boxed Magnon 800 8mm projector, etc (1 box + loose) (sd, untested)

A World War 1 T. T. & H. Ltd (Taylor, Taylor, & Hobson Ltd.) three drawer and leather bound telescope, dated 1914, with broad arrow mark, No.4963, Tel. Sig. Mark III, measuring an extended length of 83cm

An unusual coin operated grey painted tourist viewing telescope

Telescope by Broadhurst Clarkson & Co Ltd London

A croquet set, together with an archery set, another and a telescope

Pocket-sized brass telescope with leather grip. Brass cover to eye-piece. Inscribed 'Charles Pearson, Sen'r, Pilot, So Shields'. Of nautical / South Shields interest. Extended length 43cm. In original unrestored condition.

Doctor Who / Department Six - Limited edition mounted prints in presentation boxes with decorated tissue paper and certification of authority. Prints measure approx 30cm x18cm within mounts which measure approx 40cm x 30cm. Includes Carrionite Technology by Peter McKinstry, Ext Pentallian Ship by Peter McKinstry, Santa Mask by Peter McKinstry, Dalek DNA by Ian Brunting, Telescope by Peter McKinstry. (5)Each mount features signatures from Edward Thomas - Production designer and the individual artist. Department Six are a group of concept artists who created visuals and concepts for the TV series Doctor Who.

Doctor Who / Department Six - Limited edition mounted prints in presentation boxes with decorated tissue paper and certification of authority. Prints measure approx 30cm x18cm within mounts which measure approx 40cm x 30cm. Includes Carrionite Technology by Peter McKinstry, Ext Pentallian Ship by Peter McKinstry, Santa Mask by Peter McKinstry, Dalek DNA by Ian Brunting, Telescope by Peter McKinstry. (5)Each mount features signatures from Edward Thomas - Production designer and the individual artist. Department Six are a group of concept artists who created visuals and concepts for the TV series Doctor Who.

Doctor Who / Department Six - Limited edition mounted prints in presentation boxes with decorated tissue paper and certification of authority. Prints measure approx 30cm x18cm within mounts which measure approx 40cm x 30cm. Includes Dalek DNA Ian Brunting, Ext Sanctuary Base by Ian Brunting, Saxon's Ring by Peter McKinstry, Telescope by Peter McKinstry, Fob Watch by Peter McKinstry. Santa Mask by Peter McKinstry (6)Each mount features signatures from Edward Thomas - Production designer and the individual artist. Department Six are a group of concept artists who created visuals and concepts for the TV series Doctor Who.

Doctor Who / Department Six - Limited edition mounted prints in presentation boxes with decorated tissue paper and certification of authority. Prints measure approx 30cm x18cm within measure approx 40cm x 30cm. Includes Carrionite Technology by Peter McKinstry, Dalek DNA by Ian Brunting, Telescope by Peter McKinstry, Int Valiant Board Room by Ian Brunting. (4)Each mount features signatures from Edward Thomas - Production designer and the individual artist. Department Six are a group of concept artists who created visuals and concepts for the TV series Doctor Who.

A box of various brass items including a Seng Lee flat iron Ross London three drawer telescope, a hotel counter shop bell etc.

Tasco Model 49TE telescope

Three drawer brass and wood telescope

A large military World War One brass telescope, length 87cm, a similar late white painted telescope and a gun sight with later wood attachments. (3)

WWI Sighting telescope dated 1916 Location:

A J.H. Steward five drawer leather and brass telescope, 20th century, marked 'J.H Steward, 406 Strand, London', extended 62 cm long, closed 18.5cm long

Brass three draw telescope, extended L: 39 cm. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

A brass and leather-clad Day-or-Night Improved three-draw telescope by T. Harris & Son, London, a pair of Dollond 8x Prismatic binoculars and a further cased pair (3) Condition Report:Available upon request

A BOXED BRASS AND LEATHER TELESCOPE

A QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS TO INCLUDE AN ICE BUCKET, A TRAY, SHELL SHAPED DISH, BAVARIAN STEIN, TELESCOPE, ETC

TELESCOPE AND ACCESSORIES

POCKET TELESCOPE

WWI era brass gun-sighting telescope no. 7, by Ottoway & Co Ltd, Ealing, in a refurbished fitted case stamped and dated 1913, the sight measures 74cm, the case 92cm.

Callaghan brass telescope, marked and with broad arrow, length 91cm, on a mahogany stand.

A FIVE-DRAW TELESCOPE BY M. PILLISCHER 88 New Bond St (dented), a monocular stamped BU. AERO U.S. NAVY mark 21(examine) and a pair of Carl Zeiss Deltrintem binoculars (cased) (3)

A Modern Discovery World Telescope with Tripod and Carry Case, Selection of Eye Pieces and Accessories

Brass 1950s astronomical telescope on a wooden base, made for a child

An early 20th century brass theodolite together with a similar period brass surveyor's compass and a cased steel engineering drawing setthe compass signed to the dial J. Casartelli & Son, Manchesterthe theodolite with sighting telescope and horizontal and vertical circles of degrees, with magnifiers and verniers, on three levelling screws, 26cm high, the compass of large size, the 6' signed silvered dial marked and numbered PATENT MINING DIAL 797 with sighting vanes, 32.5cm wide, both with wooden carrying cases, the drawing set contained within a plush lined leather case with gilt tooled retailer's mark EUGENE DIETZGENCO., CHICAGO-NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO-TORONTO-NEW ORLEANS (3)Footnotes:ProvenanceProperty of a UK collector.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Troughton & Simms Brass Dumpy Level, English, early 20th century,signed TROUGHTON & SIMMS LONDON, the sighting telescope with rack-and-pinion focusing, surmounted by two bubble levels set at right angles, above magnetic compass, on staff-head mount with four levelling screws, in fitted mahogany case with trade label, with magnifier and alternate eyepiece, case leather carrying strap, 14 1/2in (37cm) longcase 5in x 20in x 6in (12.5cm x 51cm x 15cm) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Robert Mills 2-Inch Brass Refracting Table Telescope, English, circa 1830,signed R. MILLS, SOUTHAMPTON ST., PENTONVILLE, LONDON, the tube with rack-and-pinion focusing, supported by tapering brass column and telescopic support, above folding tripod base, in fitted mahogany case with ocular and two filters, 32in (81cm) longcase 33in x 4in x 7in (84cm x 10cm x 18cm) Footnotes:Robert Mills was registered as an optician at various London locations between 1830 and 1850.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Anodised Brass Level, English, Mid-20th century,unsigned, the sighting telescope with rack-and-pinion focusing, surmounted by bubble level, and pivoted magnetic compass, with prismatic sight, on staff-head mount with four levelling screws, in unoriginal fitted stained wood case, 14in (36cm) longcase 8in x 18 1/2in x 4 1/2in (20.5cm x 47cm x 11.5cm) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Elliott Bros Everest Theodolite, English, Early 20th century,platform signed ELLIOTT BROS, LONDON, the theodolite in anodised brass, telescope with rack-and-pinion focusing, bubble level, vertical silver scale with magnifiers and Verniers, on tripod base with levelling screws, in fitted mahogany case with compass, ocular, and plumb-bob, theodolite 8 1/2in (21.5cm) highcase 9 1/2in x 11in x 7 1/2in (24cm x 28cm x 19cm) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A W. & S. Jones Brass Y-Level, English, Early 19th century,signed W&S JONES, HOLBORN, LONDON, the sighting telescope with rack-and-pinion focusing, surmounted by bubble level, supported by two brackets above a magnetic compass, on staff-head mount, in fitted mahogany case, 20in (51cm) longcase 5 1/4in x 20 3/4in x 4 1/4in (13.5cm x 53cm x 11cm) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A silver-mounted shagreen gentleman's toilet setunmarked, probably 18th century, blade incuse stamped T MELMANN Tapering shaped rectangular form, the exterior in shagreen with silver reeded mounts and hinged cover with locking catch, opening to reveal a fitted interior snugly holding five silver mounted tortoiseshell cut-throat razors, a silver topped glass scent bottle, a silver handled sharpening strap, a mirror and two additional implements, together with a brass mounted shagreen telescope, unmarked, four stained green card draws, the brass eyepiece with sliding cover, extended length 80cm, height case 18cm. (2)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the UK, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

WW1 1915 BAORD STAMPED OBSERVER TELESCOPE SIG MK1V WITH THICK BRASS GUAGE - LEATHER BOUND

A Hilkinson Pancratic X25-X40 telescope

TWO BOXES OF ASSORTED SUNDRY ITEMS ETC, to include a Tasco three draw pocket telescope, a small quantity of first day cover stamps, a plaster polychrome wall plaque depicting a Native American Chieftan, Balmoral China tea cups, saucers and sandwich plates, Warwickshire County Bowls association wall shields etc.

BRASS NAUTICAL STYLE INSTRUMENTS, comprising two reproduction Brunton style transit compasses, a reproduction sundial compass in a mahogany box and a brass double barrel telescope with missing leg to the tripod

A single draw telescope by Gieves Ltd in tin case

Wirgin Edixa camera body with 'Enna Werk Munchen Ennagon 1:2.8/45' lens, together with Greenkat telescope etc

Six walking sticks including a walking stick with telescope to the top, carved resin cap modelled as an eagle with Yorkshire crest etc

A Franklin Mint re-creation of a 17th century Royal Observatory celestial telescope with fully functional optics, having adjustable brass column on a wood tripod stand, 122cm height (extended) 91cm retracted.

A modern 'Power Play' full size Strat style guitar with amplifier and accessories, boxed as new, together with a ESSLNB telescope and tripod. (2)

AN ANTIQUE FOUR CHAMBER TABLE TOP TELESCOPE ON FOLD OUT STAND

A BOXED ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPE (UNCHECKED)

Science Tech telescope

A set of weighing scales and weights by Richard Wood, Cheapside (cased); a pedometer; a mahogany and brass bound three draw telescope by G. Richardson, St. Catherines Street, London; a cased thermometer and compass

BSA Lee Enfield L42 7.62 bolt action rifle, 28 inch heavy profile barrel, the action stamped XL42EI D70 over the original No.4T markings, the wrist joint stamped M47 England, 1943, TR together with the serial number AN7010 repeated on the bolt, the barrel stamped CR1470 D71 FB351, AM, along with an inspectors mark under the upper hand guard. The telescope fitted into Daglish mount numbered to the rifle (its original serial number crossed out) with a later added tin case dated 1983, stamped with maker mark C&P. The rifle is accompanied by an L42 chest with interior label dated 1971, inside is a sling, cleaning kit, L42 No.32 tool, and a MkII S four drawer telescope by H.B.M Co. in leather case.The rifle was bought as a barreled action with scope from Weller and Dufty auctions. The woodwork has been added by the vendor who has also procured the chest, telescope tin and accessories to complete the set. UK SECTION 1 FIREARMS LICENCE WITH 7.62 VARIATION OR RFD REQUIRED. The chest measures 31cm x 126cm. The rifle: The bore is in good order showing a small amount of wear from use in the first part of the barrel but a crisp bore towards the muzzle. There is no sign of pitting or damage. The crown is in good shape with only the slightest bit of corrosion that can be seen when studying through a magnifying glass. The action works correctly with a strong spring. the headspace is not known. The black paint finish is worn around the action and sight protectors. The woodwork was added by the Vendor, the origin of the woodwork is not known. Apart from a numberal 'I' to the forend and some faint traces of marks on the underside of the wrist, the woodwork is devoid of stamps. The brass butt plate is ill fitting, there is a drill mark above the top screw, see the additional image uploaded. There are no splits or repairs to the woodwork. The Scope: The scope presents a clear picture and adjusts for windage and elevation. The horizontal crosshair looks slightly loose or distorted, it is not dead straight in line. There is very slight clouding that can be seen when looking in at each lens however this does not appear to affect picture quality when sighting through. The enamel finish is worn and there is minor corrosion on the steel mounts. The elevation dial is stamped with a letter 'M' presumably for metres. See the additional images uploaded. The case. The wood box is structurally sound and useable. It has had some small working repairs as evidenced by the differing screw heads. There are also some vacant holes to the underside of the case from old screw heads. There are some chips and small losses to the pine cross struts. The paint finish shows signs of wear and use.

Optik 3-9x50E boxed telescope and a Nikko Stirling 3-9x40 AO scope with mounts