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Road tracer type level with target, British, 1923-1927

Road tracer type level with target, British, 1923-1927

1923-1927

Level, numbered S04487, Hydrographic Office number 48

Level, numbered S04487, Hydrographic Office number 48

1941-1950

Surveyor's level with case, German, 1926-1929

Surveyor's level with case, German, 1926-1929

1926-1929

Surveying level with bubble level, German, 1840-1860

Surveying level with bubble level, German, 1840-1860

1840-1860

Double-telescope surveying level fitted with two bubble levels (horizontal & striding)

Double-telescope surveying level fitted with two bubble levels (horizontal & striding)

1745-1755

Pocket surveying level, British, 1951-1960

Pocket surveying level, British, 1951-1960

1951-1960

Surveyor's instrument spirit level

Surveyor's instrument spirit level

circa 1950

Surveyor's level in case, Southern Railway, engraved, "Baker, 244 High Holborn, London' with wooden case marked "B.G. Harris, SR, Waterloo".

Surveyor's level, Southern Railway

Surveyor's level, James White level, engraved British Rail (Western Region) 74, CR Engineer's Office Southern Division, Glasgow, plus box and tripod.

British Rail surveyor's level

Surveyor's level on tripod and staff, boxed, South Eastern Railway, by Stanley, London, ex Ashford Works c1896.

Surveyor's level, South Eastern Railway

1891-1901

Autoset surveying level, prototype, with case by Hilger & Watts Ltd, Debden, Essex, England,1957

'Autoset' Surveying Level, prototype, with case, 1957

1957

Microptic surveying level with field and display tripod by E.R. Watts & Son Ltd, London, England, 1946.

Microptic surveying level, British, 1946

1946

Surveyor's level, 23-inch (without tripod stand), by Troughton & Simms, London, England, 1841. Fitted with 12-inch alcohol bubble level, magnetic compass and filar micrometer. Used for 1st order levelling

Surveying level, British, 1841t, with accessories

1841

Spirit level with magnetic compass in case, by John Cail, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1820-29. Used by George Stephenson on the Manchester and Liverpool Railway survey in 1829

Combined spirit level & compass, British, 1820-1829

1820-1829

Combined dumpy and Y level, with wooden case, made by J. B. Dancer, Manchester.

Surveying Level

1880-1885

Surveyor's level, with wooden case, made by W. & S. Jones, London.

Surveying Level

1840-1850

18-inch level used for levelling second order lines, Troughton & Simms, London, England, 1826-66.

Surveying level, British, 1826-1866

1826-1866

Surveying level and case, made by A. G. Thornton, Manchester.

Surveying Level

1905-1915