Scientific Collectables for Antique scientific instruments and vintage sporting collectables

Ottway WW2 Naval Officer of the Watch telescope, pattern 373B.

Biram type medium speed mining airmeter by Negretti & Zambra

WW1 Dennison MK VI British Army Officers pocket compass dated 1918

Antique Georgian mahogany cased pocket compass - circa 1820

19th century brass pocket sextant signed Stanley, Gt Turnstile, Holborn, London

Impressive Dollond pancratic field telescope to 40x magnification

Large Brigantine ship in bottle
on Oak stand

Early "BRICAL" patent Calculating Machine serial no B157, circa 1910

Rare 1921 Otis King Model N Monetary Calculator with white on black scales

Antique pocket barometer & altimeter signed Aitchison, London & Provinces.

Antique John Barker marine aneroid barometer with curved thermometer

Vintage hourglass in 3 pillar circular hardwood stand

Post WW2 Casella hand held anemometer in fitted case

Antique Sikes hydrometer set with proof rule by BUSS, 48 Hatton Garden, London.

19th century gimbal mounted Mariners compass in dark oak case

Antique compasses, antique telescopes, sextants, barometers? If you share my fascination for the world of science and technology, then you've come to the right place!

Please stop and browse at the varied and interesting items for sale, from 19th Century marine telescopes
to vintage fishing reels and tackle.

The items featured above are just some examples of what is currently available, go to the relevant link in the navigation
bar to see more antique telescopes,barometers,vintage
fishing floats, Hardy fly reels and military items.

Some are antique, others are not so old but ALL are
genuine items, I leave reproductions for others, but if you
need some help and advice on how to spot the difference
then Click Here for some useful information and examples
of replica instruments.

Please visit regularly, feel free to browse and if you have
any information or knowledge on the items featured, I
would appreciate any feedback you care to give.

If you are after any specific item that is not on the site,
do contact me as I often have a good stock of unlisted items.
(I tend to buy more than I should!)

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as to what will appear, so come back soon! I endeavour to
list something new every week.

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Listed below are just some of the 500 plus antique scientific instruments featured on this website.

Antique telescopes and pocket compasses by Dollond.
19th century marine telescopes.
Negretti & Zambra WW1 Tel Sig snipers telescopes.
Vintage military telescopes by Broadhurst Clarkson
and W Ottway.
A variety of Singers patent compasses.
Antique compasses by Francis Barker & Son, and WW1 marching compasses.
Antique maritime single draw telescope by J Berry, Aberdeen.
Naval Officer of the Watch telescopes by Ross, Hughes, Heath, & Ottway.
WW2 Scout Regiment telescopes by H C Ryland & Broadhurst Clarkson.
Military pocket watch style compasses by Dennison.
Collectable vintage pinwheel calculators by Muldivo, Brunsviga, Facit, Odhner and Multo.
Georgian mahogany cased compasses.
Antique mahogany & oak barrel marine telescopes,
by Crichton London

Vintage and antique anemometers by Negretti &
Zambra, and Short & Mason.
Vintage and antique pocket sextants by Stanley London.
Fowler's universal circular calculators & slide rules.
Vintage pocket barometer by Aitchison.
Classic Library telescopes by Aitchison.
Sporting collectables with antique & vintage fishing reels
from Hardy and Allcock.
19th century telescopes by Lennie, Edinburgh.
Vintage field stalking telescopes.
Victorian antique hourglass sand timers.
Antique aneroid barometers incorporating curved thermometer.
Vintage Sikes Hydrometers.
Naval binoculars.
Carl Zeiss binoculars.
Georgian decorative police truncheons.
Antique pocket watch compass by Cary.