19th century Thomas Rubergall 6 draw brass monocular spyglass, circa 1820
19th century Thomas Rubergall 6 draw brass monocular spyglass, circa 1820
Early 19th Century Georgian mahogany compass
Early 19th Century Georgian mahogany compass
19th Century James Hicks pocket barometer compass compendium
19th Century James Hicks pocket barometer compass compendium
Victorian pocket barometer and compass compendium with Improved Scale dial
Victorian pocket barometer and compass compendium with Improved Scale dial
Rare Muller & Vaucher pocket compass circa 1910
Rare Muller & Vaucher pocket compass circa 1910
1960's Otis King Model L type C leather cased cylindrical slide rule calculator
1960's Otis King Model L type C leather cased cylindrical slide rule calculator
Early British Calculator Brical money calculating machine, circa 1910
Early British Calculator Brical money calculating machine, circa 1910
Late Victorian hunter cased pocket compass with red cardinal points
Late Victorian hunter cased pocket compass with red cardinal points
Genuine post WW1 Stanley London pocket sextant in leather case
Genuine post WW1 Stanley London pocket sextant in leather case
Late Victorian pocket barometer & altimeter retailed by Army & Navy Co-operative Society
Late Victorian pocket barometer & altimeter retailed by Army & Navy Co-operative Society
Capt. O. M.WATTS Officer of the Watch telescope
Capt. O. M. WATTS Officer of the Watch telescope
Early 20th century Asprey travel barometer & thermometer
Early 20th century Asprey travel barometer & thermometer
Impressive model of the Thermopylae tea clipper ship in 1970's Antiquery whisky bottle
Impressive model of the Thermopylae tea clipper ship in 1970's Antiquery whisky bottle
Rare 1950's Negretti & Zambra rail expansion gauge for 60 foot rails
Rare 1950's Negretti & Zambra rail expansion gauge for 60 foot rails
1962 B Cooke & Son Maritime sextant with Star Finder set
1962 B Cooke & Son Maritime sextant with Star Finder set

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