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3
|
A 19th century bone and fruitwood model of a three masted ship Diligente. 20x6x13ins. (51x15x33cm)
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£624
US$ 952
739
|
|
4
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A 19th century Sailor made diorama waterline model of the ship Lily 30x22x5ins. (76x56x13cm)
|
£437
US$ 666
517
|
|
8
|
A half model of a mid 19th Century Jersey fast schooner 81cm long
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£1,249
US$ 1,904
1,479
|
|
9
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A 19th century reverse glass ship portrait, the Iron Master 16.5x24ins. (42x61cm)
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£3,999
US$ 6,093
4,735
|
|
10
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A white metal model of a 19th century paddle steamer 13ins. (33cm)long.
|
£137
US$ 209
162
|
|
11
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Luca Papaluca (Italian, 1890-1934) The auxiliary topsail schooner yacht Sunbeam R.T.Y.C. at sea
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£624
US$ 952
739
|
|
12
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C.Ramsey (British, 19th century) The SS Ebor signed and dated 1884. Oil on canvas, unframed. 14x21ins.(36x54cm) Together with: An unnamed portrait of a steam trawler. Unsigned, oil on canvas, unframed. 10.25x13.8ins.(26x35cm) 2
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£399
US$ 609
473
|
|
17
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Jeff Pritchard (British) 'R.M.S. Oceanic' The Oceanic overtaking a windjammer at sea 23.5x19.5in.
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£1,124
US$ 1,713
1,331
|
|
18
|
A framed Royal Naval Lieutenant's Commission dated 1836 10.5x13ins. (27x33cm)
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£62
US$ 95
73
|
|
25
|
Records of Warship construction During the War, 1914-1918 13.2x9ins. (34x23cm)
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£312
US$ 476
369
|
|
28
|
A pair of Prize Binoculars, Granville Regatta 1863. 6x3.5x7in. (15x9x18cm)
|
£374
US$ 571
443
|
|
31
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A 7in.(18cm)radius tri circle frame sextant,
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£99
US$ 152
118
|
|
32
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A 10in.(25cm)radius ebony and ivory Octant,
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£224
US$ 342
266
|
|
33
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An early 19th century 10in.(25cm) radius ebony octant.
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£349
US$ 533
414
|
|
34
|
A two-drawer telescope, by Cary, London, of nautical interest, circa 1900, 24in. (61cm) long when extended
|
£137
US$ 209
162
|
|
35
|
A nickel plated single draw telescope, early 20th century, 17in. (43cm)long.
|
£149
US$ 228
177
|
|
36
|
A Jesse Ramsden 1 3/4-inch refracting telescope, English, late 18th century,
|
£349
US$ 533
414
|
|
38
|
Two hand held refracting telescopes, English, early 19th century, (2)
|
£312
US$ 476
369
|
|
40
|
A lignum vitae mounted telescope,
|
£174
US$ 266
207
|
|
41
|
A Clarkson WWI telescope, and a late 19thC Browning spectrometer
|
£174
US$ 266
207
|
|
42
|
A 19th century mahogany cased lacquered brass monocular microscope by J & C Robbins,
|
£199
US$ 304
236
|
|
43
|
Two cased compound microscopes, (2)
|
£437
US$ 666
517
|
|
44
|
A monocular microscope, Japanese, circa 1960,
|
£162
US$ 247
192
|
|
45
|
A Jones "Most Improved" microscope case, English, early 19th century,
|
£62
US$ 95
73
|
|
47
|
A Buss Sykes's hydrometer, English, mid 19th century,
|
£124
US$ 190
147
|
|
48
|
A combined pocket compass and map distance reader, English, circa 1900,
|
£174
US$ 266
207
|
|
49
|
A Hick combined prismatic compass and Watkin's clinometer, English, circa 1900, (2)
|
£199
US$ 304
236
|
|
52
|
A 19th century Shagreen instrument case, by Banks, Strand.
|
£274
US$ 418
325
|
|
54
|
A bronze sundial, late 19th century,
|
£99
US$ 152
118
|
|
55
|
A Matthew Butterfield brass sector, French, early 18th century
|
£474
US$ 723
562
|
|
56
|
A plaster phrenology head, English, late 19th century,
|
£149
US$ 228
177
|
|
57
|
A brass and fruitwood cased coin scale, North European, early 18th century,
|
£124
US$ 190
147
|
|
61
|
Geiger counter bearing the legend 'Meter Contamination No. 1 Cat. 5CG0012'.
|
£62
US$ 95
73
|
|
62
|
A Day's Patent silk screen, English, circa 1870,
|
£237
US$ 361
281
|
|
63
|
A 12-inch schoolroom terrestrial globe, English, early 20th century,
|
£312
US$ 476
369
|
|
64
|
A Dr Krauses 13-inch terrestrial globe, Swedish, 20th century
|
£62
US$ 95
73
|
|
65
|
A good Sand Mc.company barometer and barograph recorder, circa 1932,
|
£687
US$ 1,047
813
|
|
67
|
A Negretti & Zambra barograph, mid-20th century,
|
£349
US$ 533
414
|
|
68
|
Three late 19th century stereo viewers and cards,
|
£562
US$ 856
665
|
|
69
|
Various small hand-held stereo viewers and cards:
|
£349
US$ 533
414
|
|
70
|
A collection of 3.1/2-inch magic lantern slides,
|
£49
US$ 76
59
|
|
71
|
Three calculators early 20th century, (3)
|
£174
US$ 266
207
|
|
72
|
A Brical circular pin-wheel compound addition calculator, English, circa 1910,
|
£112
US$ 171
133
|
|
74
|
A large quantity of pre and post-war 200-series telephones: black bakelite,
|
£1,187
US$ 1,809
1,405
|
|
75
|
Pre-war 200-series telephones: black bakelite,
|
£937
US$ 1,428
1,109
|
|
76
|
200-series telephones: pre and post-war models, in black bakelite,
|
£874
US$ 1,332
1,035
|
|
77
|
Mostly pre-war 200-series telephones: black bakelite,
|
£812
US$ 1,237
961
|
|
78
|
Mostly pre-war 200-series telephones: main sets and extension bodies, black bakelite;
|
£874
US$ 1,332
1,035
|
|
79
|
Extension and bellbox set 200-series telephones: pre and post-war models, black bakelite
|
£749
US$ 1,142
887
|
|
81
|
Bell boxes for 200-series telephones: black bakelite,
|
£999
US$ 1,523
1,183
|
|
82
|
Installation 200-series models, and boxed GPO phone stock: a good quantity to include pre and post-war examples, black bakelite;
|
£937
US$ 1,428
1,109
|
|
83
|
300-series range telephones: black bakelite,
|
£274
US$ 418
325
|
|
84
|
300-series telephones: 312 and 332 types in black bakelite,
|
£349
US$ 533
414
|
|
85
|
Five type 394 Government office telephones; pre and wartime dates, black bakelite,
|
£224
US$ 342
266
|
|
86
|
Three rare type 394 black bakelite and green telephones, Government-issue models with the 'secret' actuation and cancellation buttons,
|
£249
US$ 380
295
|
|
87
|
300-series telephones and cases: various models,
|
£524
US$ 799
621
|
|
88
|
Two type 328 ivory bakelite telephones: impressed marks both 164 57,
|
£224
US$ 342
266
|
|
89
|
A large selection of 700-series telephones: various colours,
|
£299
US$ 457
355
|
|
90
|
A large selection of 700-series telephones: various colours,
|
£299
US$ 457
355
|
|
91
|
A selection of 700-series telephones: various colours,
|
£249
US$ 380
295
|
|
92
|
700-series telephones: various colours,
|
£249
US$ 380
295
|
|
93
|
700-series telephones: various colours,
|
£224
US$ 342
266
|
|
94
|
700-series telephones: various colours,
|
£224
US$ 342
266
|
|
95
|
700-series telephones: 1963-1983,
|
£62
US$ 95
73
|
|
96
|
Wall-mounted and push-button 700-series telephones: also extension sets and bellboxes,
|
£174
US$ 266
207
|
|
97
|
Telephone spares, cases, transmitter and receiver units: 200 to 700 series, workshop conditions,
|
£349
US$ 533
414
|
|
98
|
Telephone spare parts and accessories: 100-700 series;
|
£49
US$ 76
59
|
|
100
|
An Edison Gem phonograph, Model A,
|
£199
US$ 304
236
|
|
101
|
An Edison Gem phonograph, Model B,
|
£349
US$ 533
414
|
|
102
|
An Edison Standard phonograph, Model A,
|
£324
US$ 495
384
|
|
103
|
An early Edison Standard phonograph, Model A (type 2), 1899,
|
£312
US$ 476
369
|
|
104
|
An Edison Standard phonograph, type D combination model,
|
£324
US$ 495
384
|
|
105
|
A good Edison Home phonograph, New Style Model A,
|
£399
US$ 609
473
|
|
106
|
An Edison Home phonograph, Model B,
|
£324
US$ 495
384
|
|
107
|
An Edison Home phonograph, Model B,
|
£324
US$ 495
384
|
|
108
|
An Edison Fireside phonograph, Model A,
|
£374
US$ 571
443
|
|
109
|
A Columbia Graphophone, Type AA,
|
£199
US$ 304
236
|
|
110
|
A good Pathe 'New Perfecta' phonograph,
|
£274
US$ 418
325
|
|
111
|
A Pathé Freres Pathetica phonograph,
|
£249
US$ 380
295
|
|
112
|
A Thorens Royal (Little Marvel) phonograph,
|
£324
US$ 495
384
|
|
113
|
An Edison Amberola 30 phonograph, oak table model, 1925,
|
£312
US$ 476
369
|
|
114
|
A collection of 2-minute phonograph cylinders and black Amberols, approximately 196 -
|
£499
US$ 761
591
|
|
114A
|
Approximately 160 mostly 2-minute phonograph cylinders,
|
£1,187
US$ 1,809
1,405
|
|
115
|
The Edison office Dictaphone suite (1)
|
£24
US$ 38
29
|
|
116
|
The Edison office Dictaphone suite (2)
|
£124
US$ 190
147
|
|
117
|
The Edison office Dictaphone suite (3)
|
£31
US$ 47
36
|
|
118
|
A Perophone horn gramophone, circa 1914 and later,
|
£149
US$ 228
177
|
|
119
|
A German gramophone, probably by Lindström, circa 1908,
|
£349
US$ 533
414
|
|
120
|
An internal horn gramophone, by the Selby Manufacturing Co. Ltd., London, circa 1920,
|
£87
US$ 133
103
|
|
121
|
A red HMV 101 portable gramophone,
|
£87
US$ 133
103
|