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1
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A Murphy type V134C television set consolette, 1948, 405-line,
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£275
321
US$ 429
|
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4
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An early 19th century Austrian barrel organ longcase clock,
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£2,250
2,627
US$ 3,514
|
|
5
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A Trademark Gramophone, by The Gramophone Company, circa 1899,
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£875
1,021
US$ 1,366
|
|
6
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A Trademark Gramophone, by The Gramophone Company, circa 1899 and later,
|
£2,000
2,335
US$ 3,124
|
|
7
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A German New Style No. 3 travelling-arm 'Grammophon', circa 1904,
|
£1,375
1,605
US$ 2,147
|
|
8
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A Columbia AJ Disc Graphophone, circa 1903,
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£812
948
US$ 1,269
|
|
10
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A Monarch Senior horn gramophone, by The Gramophone and Typewriter Limited, 1907-08, mahogany version,
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£1,625
1,897
US$ 2,538
|
|
11
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A G & T Monarch Senior horn Gramophone, circa 1910,
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£437
510
US$ 683
|
|
12
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An HMV model 2 horn gramophone, probably circa 1916, mahogany version,
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£1,000
1,167
US$ 1,562
|
|
12A
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An HMV type W1 electric autochanger, 1929,
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£1,062
1,240
US$ 1,659
|
|
13
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A Columbia Disc Graphophone,
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£1,000
1,167
US$ 1,562
|
|
14
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A 'New Cecil' Zonophone horn Gramophone, circa 1910,
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£875
1,021
US$ 1,366
|
|
15
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A gramophone needle tin collection: approximately 136,
|
£812
948
US$ 1,269
|
|
16
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An interesting EMG electric-driven turntable gramophone, circa 1935,
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£1,125
1,313
US$ 1,757
|
|
17
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Capt. Ellis Michael Ginn - his two World War II medals,
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£312
364
US$ 488
|
|
18
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An EMG Expert Senior horn gramophone, early 1930s,
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£1,375
1,605
US$ 2,147
|
|
19
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An automaton of a tailor, under glass dome, circa 1900 and later,
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£687
802
US$ 1,073
|
|
20
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A cobbler stall street scene automaton, circa 1900 and later,
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£1,062
1,240
US$ 1,659
|
|
21
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A musical guitar-player automaton, French, late 19th century,
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£1,250
1,459
US$ 1,952
|
|
22
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A singing bird box, by Karl Griesbaum, model 19, circa 1930,
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£1,062
1,240
US$ 1,659
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|
23
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A German silver singing bird box, case circa 1920, movement post-1950,
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£1,000
1,167
US$ 1,562
|
|
24
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A singing bird call-box, by Bontems, circa 1890, retailed by Callow,
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£2,375
2,773
US$ 3,709
|
|
25
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A good tortoiseshell singing bird box, by Bontems, circa 1890,
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£3,500
4,087
US$ 5,467
|
|
26
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A singing bird-in-cage, most probably by Bontems, circa 1890,
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£2,875
3,357
US$ 4,490
|
|
27
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A rare and fine deux-ton gilt ormolu and enamel oiseau chantant mantle timepiece automaton, by Bontems circa 1890,
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£55,250
64,529
US$ 86,301
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|
28
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An early gilt brass and pictorial enamel singing bird box, by Jacques Bruguier, circa 1835,
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£18,750
21,899
US$ 29,287
|
|
29
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A very fine veri-gold, split seed-pearl, diamond and ruby embellished singing bird box by Rochat Frères, circa 1820,
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£67,250
78,544
US$ 105,045
|
|
30
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The Charles X gold, enamel and split-seed pearl oiseau chantant and musical portrait box, made most probably as a direct commission circa 1799-1802,
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£181,250
211,691
US$ 283,115
|
|
31
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A fine gold and enamel portrait miniature musical locket, circa 1810,
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£11,250
13,139
US$ 17,572
|
|
33
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A silver musical Hanukkah candelabrum, by A. Taite & Sons, London, 1957,
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£1,000
1,167
US$ 1,562
|
|
34
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An unusual musical automaton miniature liquor compendium, Vienese, first quarter 20th century,
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£687
802
US$ 1,073
|
|
35
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A pictorial composition musical snuffbox, circa 1870,
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£350
408
US$ 546
|
|
38
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A pictorial composition musical snuffbox, by Ducummon Girod, circa 1865,
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£125
145
US$ 195
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|
39
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A pictorial composition musical snuffbox, circa 1850,
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£125
145
US$ 195
|
|
40
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A pictorial composition musical snuffbox, circa 1850,
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£125
145
US$ 195
|
|
41
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A pictorial composition musical snuffbox, circa 1870,
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£125
145
US$ 195
|
|
44
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A good tortoiseshell musical snuffbox, circa 1820,
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£1,000
1,167
US$ 1,562
|
|
45
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A fine and early Karalain birch and tortoiseshell musical snuffbox, most probably by H. Capt, circa 1818,
|
£6,000
7,007
US$ 9,372
|
|
47
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A key-wind musical box, by Nicole Freres, circa 1853,
|
£625
729
US$ 976
|
|
48
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A key-wind oratorio musical box, by Nicole Freres, circa 1852,
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£937
1,094
US$ 1,464
|
|
51
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An exceptional key-wind quatre-overture hooked-tooth musical box, by Nicole Freres, circa 1854,
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£18,750
21,899
US$ 29,287
|
|
52
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A hooked tooth musical box playing eight airs, by L'Pee, circa 1866,
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£562
656
US$ 878
|
|
55
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A 'Full Orchestra' musical box, by G. Baker, circa 1894,
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£4,750
5,547
US$ 7,419
|
|
56
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A two-per-turn musical box, by Nicole Freres, circa 1863,
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£1,875
2,189
US$ 2,928
|
|
57
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A Bells-en-Vue musical box, by Paillard Vaucher et fils, circa 1878,
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£1,875
2,189
US$ 2,928
|
|
60
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A large Timbres-Visible musical box, playing twelve airs, circa 1890,
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£625
729
US$ 976
|
|
61
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A fine and rare Organocleíde musical box playing six airs, by Ducommun Girod, circa 1870,
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£4,000
4,671
US$ 6,248
|
|
63
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A small interchangeable musical box, by Reuge, circa 2000,
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£1,375
1,605
US$ 2,147
|
|
64
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A good Sublime-Harmony interchangeable musical box on later stand, by Paillard Vaucher et fils, circa 1889, style 503,
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£3,250
3,795
US$ 5,076
|
|
65
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A good Sublime-Harmonie interchangeable musical box, by Paillard Vaucher et fils, circa 1892, for the American market,
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£4,000
4,671
US$ 6,248
|
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66
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A cylinder music box by Barker-Troll,in thuya case with three extra cylinders, originally on a stand, only the drawer remaining.
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£1,250
1,459
US$ 1,952
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|
70
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A fine 22.7/8-inch Kalliope coin-operated upright disc musical box-on-discbin,
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£5,250
6,131
US$ 8,200
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|
73
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A 15.5/8-inch Polyphon disc musical box,
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£812
948
US$ 1,269
|
|
74
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An exceptionally rare three-rotor German Enigma enciphering machine, 1941,
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£85,250
99,567
US$ 133,162
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76
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Enigma single rotor,
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£875
1,021
US$ 1,366
|
|
79
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A rare Typex mark VI British Naval and RAF Enigma machine, circa 1940,
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£13,750
16,059
US$ 21,477
|
|
80
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A Layton's Improved Arithmometer, London, 1910,
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£2,125
2,481
US$ 3,319
|
|
81
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A Curta calculator, type I,
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£250
291
US$ 390
|
|
82
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A Compass pocket camera, by LeCoultre & Cie, Swiss, circa 1940,
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£525
613
US$ 820
|
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83
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Popular portable cameras:
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£125
145
US$ 195
|
|
84
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A small collection of wooden field cameras and accessories:
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£375
437
US$ 585
|
|
85
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A camera reference library:
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£62
72
US$ 97
|
|
86
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The Valley of the Kings - Carter's 1922 expedition photographs, prepared by Newton & Co Ltd, London,
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£937
1,094
US$ 1,464
|
|
88
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A Magic Lantern slide outfit:
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£312
364
US$ 488
|
|
89
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A good set of ten Carpenter & Westley astronomical magic lantern slides, English, mid 19th century,
|
£1,375
1,605
US$ 2,147
|
|
91
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A 1 1/4-inch D Jones ivory spyglass, English, early 19th century,
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£250
291
US$ 390
|
|
93
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A brass kaleidoscope, English, third quarter of the 19th century,
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£562
656
US$ 878
|
|
95
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A 1 1/4in Thomas Blunt ivory spyglass, English, early 19th century,
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£375
437
US$ 585
|
|
96
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Two ivory spy glasses, English, early 19th century, (2)
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£225
262
US$ 351
|
|
97
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A George Adams spy glass, English, early 19th century,
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£250
291
US$ 390
|
|
98
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Four linen thread magnifiers English, early 20th century, (4)
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£312
364
US$ 488
|
|
99
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A rare ivory anatomical model of a pregnant woman, German or Austrian, 1770's,
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£10,000
11,679
US$ 15,620
|
|
102
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A rare shagreen and silver medical etui, English, late 18th century,
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£1,875
2,189
US$ 2,928
|
|
103
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A John Dunn brass graphometer, Scottish, mid 19th century,
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£937
1,094
US$ 1,464
|
|
104
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An Alfred Chislett brass protractor, English, mid 19th century,
|
£437
510
US$ 683
|
|
105
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A rare Dollond ebony and ivory parallel rule, English, late 18th century,
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£1,062
1,240
US$ 1,659
|
|
107
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A camera lucida and a prismatic compass, (2)
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£312
364
US$ 488
|
|
108
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Four pocket barometers, early 20th century, (4)
|
£250
291
US$ 390
|
|
109
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A Cook Troughton & Simms dumpy level and a Troughton & Simms theodolite, English, early 20th century, (2)
|
£125
145
US$ 195
|
|
110
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An A. Berthelemy/Lepetit brass theodolite, French, early 20th century,
|
£475
554
US$ 741
|
|
111
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A Le Maire brass graphometer, French, late 18th century
|
£1,062
1,240
US$ 1,659
|
|
112
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A Troughton & Simms brass circular protractor in case, English, mid 19th century
|
£687
802
US$ 1,073
|
|
113
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Three drawing instruments (3)
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£875
1,021
US$ 1,366
|
|
114
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A large Stanley parallel rule and a Hughes & Son circular protractor, English, early 20th century, (2)
|
£125
145
US$ 195
|
|
115
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A teak frame recording barograph by Negretti & Zambra, London,
|
£875
1,021
US$ 1,366
|
|
117
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Two rare Benjamin Martin ivory coin scales, English, circa 1775, (2)
|
£2,750
3,211
US$ 4,295
|
|
118
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A Heath & Wing waywiser, English, third quarter of the 18th century,
|
£1,250
1,459
US$ 1,952
|
|
119
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A brass altitude surveying circle,
|
£1,750
2,043
US$ 2,733
|
|
120
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A 'liquid-glow' Crookes tube on stand, early 20th century,
|
£175
204
US$ 273
|
|
124
|
A brass octant, English, mid 19th century,
|
£200
233
US$ 312
|
|
125
|
A Cook ebony and ivory octant, English, circa 1820,
|
£187
218
US$ 292
|
|
126
|
A Stanley ebony and brass sextent,
|
£200
233
US$ 312
|
|
127
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A boxwood Gunter quadrant, English, early 18th century,
|
£1,750
2,043
US$ 2,733
|
|
128
|
A boxwood nocturnal, English, dated 1715,
|
£4,375
5,109
US$ 6,833
|
|
129
|
A boxwood nocturnal, English, early 18th century,
|
£1,187
1,386
US$ 1,854
|
|
130
|
An Andreas Vogler brass Augsburg dial, German, late 18th century,
|
£312
364
US$ 488
|
|
131
|
A large brass and silvered brass universal equinoctial dial, French, early 19th century,
|
£2,250
2,627
US$ 3,514
|
|
132
|
Two small brass compass sundials, English, 18th and 19th centuries, (2)
|
£200
233
US$ 312
|
|
133
|
Two small pocket magnetic sundials, English, 18th and 19th centurues, (2)
|
£687
802
US$ 1,073
|
|
134
|
A Macquert & Cadot brass equinoctial dial, French, circa 1730,
|
£1,062
1,240
US$ 1,659
|
|
135
|
A bronze horizontal garden sundial, dated 1671 and initials I R,
|
£125
145
US$ 195
|
|
136
|
An unusual oval gilt brass universal equinoctial dial, German, circa 1700,
|
£2,125
2,481
US$ 3,319
|
|
137
|
An Edmund Culpeper ivory and brass compass dial, English, dated 1701,
|
£5,625
6,569
US$ 8,786
|
|
139
|
A Dollond brass Culpeper microscope, English, early 19th century,
|
£2,500
2,919
US$ 3,905
|
|
140
|
A Carpenter compound monocular microscope, English, mid 19th century,
|
£2,250
2,627
US$ 3,514
|
|
143
|
An Andrew Ross brass binocular compound microscope, English, mid 19th century,
|
£3,000
3,503
US$ 4,686
|
|
144
|
A Dollond Culpeper-type brass compound monocular microscope, English, late 18th century,
|
£1,625
1,897
US$ 2,538
|
|
147
|
A fine James Smith brass compound monocular microscope, English, 1840's,
|
£6,875
8,029
US$ 10,738
|
|
148
|
A Marice Pillasicher binocular compound microscope, English, dated 1864,
|
£1,250
1,459
US$ 1,952
|
|
149
|
A Nachet compound monocular microscope, French, circa 1860,
|
£562
656
US$ 878
|
|
151
|
A G & C Dixey Gould type microscope, English, circa 1830,
|
£562
656
US$ 878
|
|
152
|
A Culpeper-type compound monocular microscope, English, early 19th century,
|
£1,125
1,313
US$ 1,757
|
|
156
|
Two simple botanic microscopes, English, early 19th century, (2)
|
£875
1,021
US$ 1,366
|
|
157
|
A large George Adams brass compound monocular microscope, English, late 18th century,
|
£16,250
18,979
US$ 25,382
|
|
158
|
Three books on the microscope (3)
|
£475
554
US$ 741
|
|
159
|
A microscope bench oil illuminant, English, mid 19th century,
|
£2,250
2,627
US$ 3,514
|
|
160
|
A good cased collection of microscope slides and microdot photographs:
|
£6,000
7,007
US$ 9,372
|
|
161
|
A cased collection of microscope slides,
|
£2,750
3,211
US$ 4,295
|
|
162
|
A mahogany slide cabinet with specimens from around the world,
|
£2,250
2,627
US$ 3,514
|
|
163
|
A collection of microscope slides in oak traveling case,
|
£1,125
1,313
US$ 1,757
|
|
164
|
A set of seven Alfred Reeves microphotographs, English, third quarter of the 19th century, (qty)
|
£625
729
US$ 976
|
|
165
|
A Philips' Planisphere and Patent Orrery, made in Germany, published in England, circa 1920, (2)
|
£687
802
US$ 1,073
|
|
166
|
A large, imitation Persian, 'tourist' brass astrolabe, probably 19th century,
|
£125
145
US$ 195
|
|
168
|
A hand-held refracting telescope, English, 18th century,
|
£687
802
US$ 1,073
|
|
169
|
A 2-inch Dollond brass and mahogany refracting telescope, English, early 19th century,
|
£750
875
US$ 1,171
|
|
170
|
A 3-inch Schiavetti Bellieni & Cie brass refracting telescope, French, mid 19th centutry,
|
£562
656
US$ 878
|
|
171
|
A 3-inch W Watson brass refracting telescope, English, early 20th century,
|
£125
145
US$ 195
|
|
172
|
A 3 1/4-inch Watson & Sons brass refracting telescope on stand, English, late 19th century,
|
£3,750
4,379
US$ 5,857
|
|
178
|
A Newton's 3-inch pocket globe, English, circa 1840,
|
£4,375
5,109
US$ 6,833
|
|
179
|
A Newton's 3-inch pocket celestial globe, English, mid 19th century,
|
£6,500
7,591
US$ 10,153
|
|
180
|
A Nicholas Lane 2 3/4-inch pocket globe, English, published 1779,
|
£3,250
3,795
US$ 5,076
|
|
181
|
A rare Leonard Cushee 2 1/2-inch pocket globe, English, mid 18th century,
|
£8,125
9,489
US$ 12,691
|