Early 20th century Asprey travel barometer & thermometer
Early 20th century Asprey travel barometer & thermometer
19th century Thomas Rubergall 6 draw brass monocular spyglass, circa 1820
19th century Thomas Rubergall 6 draw brass monocular spyglass, circa 1820
Large surveyors compass signed G.S.Wood. Late Abraham & Co
Large surveyors compass signed G.S.Wood. Late Abraham & Co
Adie & Son Mariners seven draw pocket telescope circa 1850
19th Century pocket barometer signed 'Baker, OPTICIAN. 244 High Holborn, London'
19th Century pocket barometer signed 'Baker, OPTICIAN. 244 High Holborn, London'
Kelvin & Hughes Naval Star Globe, Epoch 1975, in fitted case
Kelvin & Hughes Naval Star Globe, Epoch 1975, in fitted case
Fowler's Jubilee Magnum Extra Long Scale calculator in presentation case
1920s Otis King Model K type A calculator with rare white on black scales
Early Francis Barker 'Prospecting Compass' dated 1906
WW1 Dennison MK V pocket compass with Singers Patent style dial dated 1916
WW1 Dennison MK V pocket compass with Singers Patent style dial dated 1916
Rare wall barometer with 'Hurricane' forecast, signed Lennie Edinburgh
Rare wall barometer with 'Hurricane' forecast, signed Lennie Edinburgh
Late 19th century pocket barometer with curved thermometer in outer case
Late 19th century pocket barometer with curved thermometer in outer case
WW2 Ottway Officer of the Watch naval telescope Pattern 373
WW2 Ottway Officer of the Watch naval telescope Pattern 373e
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
Victorian brass cased pocket compass, circa 1850
Victorian brass cased pocket compass, circa 1850
Vintage Negretti & Zambra medium speed Air meter in fitted leather case
Vintage Negretti & Zambra medium speed Air meter in fitted leather case

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