USA deliveries now shipped on a Delivered Duty Paid basis - *Click for more information*

Please note, USA orders will be sent via Royal Mail PDDP (Postal Delivered Duties Paid) service, which meets the new US customs requirements since the removal of the De minimis $800 duty free threshold. The import duty will be added to your order at the checkout stage and forwarded to US customs by the carrier on your behalf after shipping. This enables your purchase to process through US customs without further duties applied, and also avoids you paying any brokerage fees from USPS and other couriers.

Large pocket nickel gimbal compass with Singers Patent style dial, circa 1880
Early 19th century seven draw brass pocket monocular
Early 19th century seven draw brass pocket monocular
Impressive 19th century PHBN holosteric barometer signed Jos Neuhöfer with mahogany stand
Rare 1930s Zeiss Ikon Art Deco period desk barometer
Mid 19th century Elliott Bros prismatic sighting compass owned by L.G. Cotton
18th Century Library telescope signed 'Kimbell, Dean St, London' with brass stand
J. H. Steward 19th century barometer with thermometer
Early 19th century Mariners gimbal compass mounted in mahogany case
Early 19th century Mariners gimbal compass mounted in mahogany case
1930's Fowler's Universal circular calculator with chrome back plate
Early 1950s Otis King Model L type B cylindrical slide rule and calculator
Surveyors plane table trough compass in oak case circa 1950's
Broadhurst Clarkson 3 draw Pancratic Tourist model field telescope to 40x magnification
Georgian mahogany cased pocket compass circa 1820
Late Victorian pocket barometer & altimeter retailed by Army & Navy Co-operative Society
Impressive model of the Thermopylae tea clipper ship in 1970's Antiquery whisky bottle

The items featured above are just some examples of what is currently available, please go to the relevant category in the navigation bar to see more scientific instruments.

Some are antique, others are not so old but ALL are genuine items, we 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, we appreciate any feedback you care to give.

If you are after any specific item that is not on the site, please contact us as we often have a good stock of unlisted items.

Above all please enjoy the items, there will be no limitations as to what will appear, so come back soon! We endeavour to list something every week.

 

Thanks for stopping by.

 

Chris Eleftheriou