Early pair of brass measuring compasses with steel points, unsigned, United Kingdom, 1700-1800 Early pair of brass measuring compasses with steel points 1701-1800
1 pair of compasses from a set of drawing intruments. Made by A.G. Thornton Ltd, Paragon Works, Manchester. 1 pair of compasses from a set of drawing intruments
Pair of joint compasses, small metal compasses for use with drawing ink. Belonged to T.E. Ludwig, Chief Draughtsman at Crewe. Dimensions: 4" long Pair of compasses
Pair of tubular compasses, in case; made by J. Gargory, Birmingham Pair of tubular compasses 1835-1862
Beam compass no. 1173A by Houghton-Butcher Manufacturing Co. Ltd., London, 1918, with accessories in original fitted box Beam compass no. 1173A by Houghton-Butcher Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 1918
Two patent brass geometric compasses by Bennett; in leather cases Two patent brass geometric compasses by Bennett
Pair of joint compasses, marked "Thornton", belonged to T.E. Ludwig, Chief Drawghtsman at Crewe. Dimensions: 4" long Pair of compasses
Pair of joint compasses, marked "Thornton", belonged to T.E. Ludwig, Chief Draughtsman at Crewe. Dimensions: 6 1/2" long Pair of compasses
Beam compass, tubular, divided on silver to 1/20th inch; reads by vernier to 1/1000th inch; clamp and slow motion; numbered to 45 on brass; extension tube numbered from 46 to 65, divided as above Beam compass
Pocket set of seven silver drawing instruments by Richard Glynne, including turn-up compasses and signed sector, in signed leather-covered case, early 18th century Pocket set of seven silver drawing instruments by Richard Glynne 1700-1720
Three Bennett patent geometric compasses with cases and specimens of work on boards Three Bennett patent geometric compasses with cases and specimens of work on boards