SURVEYORS RULERS

Surveyors mahogany ruler by Central Scientific Co., 2.5"h x 43.5"l x 8"d; together with a brass level,10"l, and a Kelvin & James White 27D surveyors brass compass, 7"dia.

SET (4) BRONZE SURVEYORS/ENGINEERS RULER, COMPASS, CALIPERS, BOXED

This lot includes a level in its original case by W. and L.E. Gurley of Troy, NY, circa 1900 in very good condition. Length of instrument: 20.5". Also a surveyor's tripod and a ruler. Also includes a

Mahogany surveyors box labeled W. & L.E. Gurley, unmarked brass scope 19"l; together with two other boxes labeled Gurley with ruler, tapes etc. Largest 6.5"h x 21"l x 10"w

HAND DRAWN - 28" X 40" FRAME MEASUREMENT

Ken Carlson (1937- ), Waterhole Rulers, oil on board, 18 x 27, signed lower right: CARLSON, Provenance: From a Private Collection

Winchester, Virginia, late 18th/early 19th century,ÿsilvered brass face engraved with eight directionals at star points, engraved fleur de lis at north point, signed "G:Chandlee" and "Winchester" aro

Benjamin Rittenhouse (1740-1825) Brass Surveyor's Transit. It is documented that the Rittenhouse brothers made surveying instruments and compasses for George Washington when he was a surveyor prior to

[STREETER COPY] PERRY, W. L. Scenes in a Surveyor's Life; or a Record of Hardships and Dangers Encountered, and Amusing Scenes which Occurred, in the Operations of a Party of Surveyors in South Florid

Housed in original box with 1910 manual. Has a Gurley solar attachment added. Moderate wear from use but appears complete. Has original tripod as well. Used by Nathaniel C. Mason (1847-1930) of Frankl

Fancy engraved silvered dial with rose points, degrees, and fleur-de-lis. Benjamin emigrated from Ireland in 1702 to Nottingham (Chester County) Maryland. Son Benjamin worked there and in Baltimore in

comprising: six octagonal and four square rulers, ten pieces total; Provenance: The Estate of Barry Tarlow, Los Angeles; Condition: at least one with repair; ranging from 12 1/4 to 8 1/4 inches wide;

Gary Niblett (1943- ), Rulers of the Plains, oil on canvas, 16 x 20, signed lower left: Gary Niblett CA verso: titled and signed Provenance: Claggett/Rey Gallery, Vail, CO (label verso); Private Colle

H.M. POOL BRASS SURVEYOR'S COMPASSEaston, Massachusetts, Circa 1840Wood and iron footed tripod.Height 65”.

signed "J. Poole & Co. Easton MA" in painted case, together with a wood cased pocket compass also by Poole. Box: 10 1/2" high, 21 1/8" wide, 8 1/8" deep. Large compass: 8" high, 15 1/8" wide, 7" deep.

Delicate brass surveyor's compass, 18th century, unsigned in its original pine fitted box. 12"l. x 5.25"diameter

An early 19th century four vane surveyor's compass by Thomas Jones. Signed with his Charing Cross address. H. 23 cm. (9.25 in) Dia. 20 cm (8 in)

Description: Dry card compass housed in a mahogany bowl and superstructure. The glass is old if not original and it is a working instrument. Both sighting vanes have twisted line. History: Born: 15 Ja

Brass Surveyor's Compass, 5 3/4" silvered dial engraved Benjamin Pike Jr., 294 Broadway, N.Y. , with cardinal points in block letters, fleur-de-lis representing north. Two spirit levels; sighting vane

F. E. Brandis and Sons transit surveyor, 2 Stanley sextants, and Gimbaled Compass, 4 items total. 1st item: F.E. Brandis and Sons, Brooklyn, New York, No. 3036, brass surveyor's transit level compass,

James W. Queen & Co., Philadelphia, brass surveyors transit, 19th c.Telescope: 9.5"l / Transit: 10.5"h x 9.5"w

Brass surveyor's compass signed "D. Bafsett, Fairfield", 19th c. 15"l. Dial 6.5"dia.

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YOUNG & SONS SURVEYORS COMPASS, APPROXIMATELY 15 IN X 8 IN X 5 IN