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A large refracting telescope, English, Dollond & Co, London, late Victorian, the tube with rack and pinion focusing starfinder…
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A vintage cased praxinoscope, French, late 19th century, the case 12 cm high, 25 cm wide, 25 cm deep
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Hot-air Praxinoscope Ernst Planck, Germany; the hot-air driven metal praxinoscope drum marked E.P, with connecting pulleys to…
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Orion Eon 130 mm triplet Ed Apochromatic Refractor telescope, with protective hard case, and Sky-watcher Az EQ6 Gt tripod base,…
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Thomas Jones Transit telescope marked 'Thomas Jones, 62 Charing Cross, London', 19th century, 44 cm high
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A brass telescope by Cary, 181, the strand, London, with tripod stand, case and some accessories 11 cm diameter. Length 110 cm…
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A large Theodolite, William Cary (1759-1825), London, housed in cedar case, inscribed Cary London above one of the verniers.,…
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Cooke Portable transit telescope made for the Presidency College Calcutta, circa 1904, 66 cm long
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A large astronomical telescope on stand, 20th century, telescope 220 cm long, lens 15 cm, 220 cm high
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An English 'Kinora' scope viewer early moving film and accessories, with a large selection of flip book reels. C1900
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An English 19th century brass telescope on adjusting tripod base signed, 'J.H. Steward, London', fitted box. Height 55 cm on…
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A brass two-draw telescope by Ryland & Son with World War I military markings, dated 1916, 2¼' objective lens, overall 49¾'…
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Kalloscop 'Put A Penny In The Slot' coin operated table top revolving stereo viewer, late 1890s; 49 cm high.
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A large two-drawer Dolland ships telescope in mahogany case with brass name plate, Charles Bayley, 10 cm high, 100 cm wide and…
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A single draw brass and leather bound telescope of British Naval interest, Gilbert & Sons, London, first quarter 19th century,…
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Stereoscopic viewer, J. W. Cadwell, No. Reading, Mass. wood-body, the viewing lenses pivoting to view both side of a stereocard…
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Victorian papier mache stereoscope, c. 1860, inlaid with mother-of-pearl and abalone, one lens (A/F) with four stereo cards (5)…
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A rosewood and brass single draw telescope, English, Gregory, London, Georgian, with single brass draw
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A polished brass kaleidoscope by George Gyori, in a fiddleback blackwood case, the lens 26 cm long
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An Ernst Plank praxinoscope, 19th century, with additional image strips, 18 cm high, 41 cm wide, 11 cm deep. Other Notes: Ernst…
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A Victorian Newton & Co, brass telescope with tripod stand c.1890 engraved: Newton & Co., Opticians to the Queen, 3 Fleet…
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Yeates & Son, Dublin, a large early 19th century two draw tabletop telescope, mounted on a Queen Anne style brass stand. Signed…
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A cased George Dollond telescope and stand London, early 19th century, the brass cased barrel with original folding tripod base…
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A pair of Victorian field glasses, Troughton and Simms, together with a set of boxed binoculars, presented by the British…
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Cased C W Dixey & Co telescope, Victorian period four drawer, silver plated on brass, table model telescope, engraved on first…
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An English brass tabletop telescope on stand, by Springer, Bristol, 19th century, circa 1840, the 49 cm brass body tube with…
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18th century single draw naval telescope, 1 ó inch lens with day and night lens Spencer, Browning and Rust, London, maker…
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A large brass and leather mounted telescope, French/English 19th century, with folding military stand. 135 cm high, 148 cm long…
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A.S. Brush & Co., Melbourne refractor telescope. Originally owned by E.J. Hartung, a well known Melbourne scientist. He was…
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A large lacquered brass reflecting telescope, signed to the eyepiece extension tube 'Kasner & Moss, Melbourne', 19th century,…
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18th century 3 - inch Reflecting telescope, Fisher Combes, London, maker brass body tube with focusing adjustments on tapering…
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New Zealand Navy ships 'Big Eye' binoculars, from Hmnzs Royalist Ross, London, maker case inscribed binocular Patt. 12114 Ross.…
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A Georg Jensen sterling silver magnifying glass and a small letter opener, the magnifying glass pattern '74', the lens in a…
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A brass and mahogany single draw Captain's telescope, by Dollond, London, circa 1775, the brass tube above a faceted lower…
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A miniature Theodolite, 2 inch plain theodolite with orientation telescope, the theodolite and the stand separate and can be…
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A Victorian cased brass 3.5 inch refracting telescope, by Messers S.B. Solomons, 39 Albermarle Street, Piccadilly, London, with…
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Pedestal Stereo Viewer with focusing eye-pieces and Walnut veneer. 54 cm tall., The viewer contains 64 stereo cards, many being…
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A 19th century brass library telescope, by 'M. Berge, London, late Ramsden', 27 inch main tube with screw adjusted single…
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A good Victorian telescope in cedar case (22.5 cm x 90.5 cm), with tripod stand, engraved 'Thomas Dawson Sydney'
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A scientific optician's hanging wall display cabinet, made in Australia, circa 1910 (132 x 69 x 10 cm) (key Not Present)
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A Victorian mahogany cased three draw bronzed/brass finish telescope by 'Newton & Co', Fleet Street, London, plus an extra…
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7 inch radius lacquered brass curved pattern framed sextant, circa 1920, marked on the arc 'T. L. Ainsley, South Shields'…
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A brass celestial century telescope, by W.Watson & Sons, 313 high Holborn, London, circa 1916 - includes a variety of lens…
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Antique 'Ross of London' brass telescope with adjustable zoom, on folding tripod base, length 74 cm, height 45 cm approx
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A late 19th century harbour master's all brass large telescope, makers T. Peacock & Son Auckland, the main barrel length 94 cm,…
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A large polished brass telescope, possibly English, 19th century, the brass tube with pull out drawer, within a fitted wooden…
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An antique English telescope on tripod stand, engraved 'M. Berge, London, late Ramsden', late 18th century, 108 cm long…
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Captain Scott's ship 'The Discovery': stereo card showing 'The Discovery in dock, Lyttleton, N.Z.', photographer 'J.G. Lamb,…
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Carpenter & Westley (Regent Street, London): stereoscopic viewer, burr walnut veneered with inset maker's label.
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18th century tapering library telescope, 2 inch lens John Dollond, London, maker mahogany tube with brass tripod and angled…
