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Science, Technology & Natural History

29 August – 9 September 2025

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142 lots available

Two small brass Augsburg dials, German, late 18th century, (2)

Two small equinoctial dials, English, mid 19th and early 20th centuries,

A brass Gunter quadrant, probably English, 17th century,

A Joshua Springer inclining dial, English, circa 1780, (2)

A Nicholas Bion brass universal equinoctial dial, French, early 18th century,

A Henry Wynne octagonal brass horizontal dial, English, late 17th century,

A Johann Willebrand silver and gilt brass universal equatorial dial, German, circa 1700,

A Ralph Gout silver cased pedometer, English, early 19th century,

A rare silver gilt perpetual calendar/snuff box, probably German, circa 1700,

A Jacobus Brooke brass horizontal dial, English, dated 1698,

Three small brass horizontal dials, English, 19th century, (3)

A Thomas Heath set of silver drawing instruments, English, mid 18th century,

A J.H Steward brass reflecting Goniometer, English, early 20th century,

A silver perpetual calendar, possibly German, circa 1700,

A Richard Melville multi gnomon slate horizontal sundial, Scottish, dated 1848,

A brass horizontal sundial, English, late 18th century,

A rare Johann Schultze silver universal equinoctial dial, German, dated 1688,

A J & W Watkins silver mounted spy glass, English,

An unusual brass nocturnal, European, probably late 17th century,

A lacquered wood Islamic astrolabic and sinical quadrant, late 19th century,

A large boxwood quadrant on stand, English, early 18th century,

A J Worgan octagonal brass horizontal dial, English, late 17th century,

A well engraved brass perpetual calendar, German, circa 1700,

A large Robert Connell nonagonal slate sundial, Irish, dated 1815,

A L Casella brass Cruciform dial, English, circa 1870,

A Thomas Heath brass Butterfield-type sundial, English, circa 1730,

A W & S Jones brass horizontal garden sundial, English, circa 1800,

A Henry Sutton wooden quadrant, English, mid 17th century,

An incomplete patent portable copying machine by James Watt & Co., English, circa 1800,

A Curta Type 1 Calculator, Liechtenstein, mid-20th century,

A Curta Type II calculator, Liechtenstein, mid-20th century,

A Louis Payen Arithmometer, French, circa 1900,

A George Phillips patent orrery and planisphere, English, circa 1900, (2)

A Cosmos radio phone, type VR4 "cruet set" 3 valve wireless receiver, English, circa 1925,

A Type II Curta Calculator, Liechtenstein, mid-20th century,

A very rare Olympia Büromaschinenwerke AG M4 Enigma cipher machine, 1944,

An MCR-1 modular valve-based clandestine receiver, English, circa 1944, (2)

A pair of Ross 10 x 70 binocular gun sights, English, circa 1940,

A set of fifty two hand coloured and drawn cards "England and Wales Dissected",

A Nicholas Lane 2 3/4-inch pocket globe, English, published 1818,

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